For our 30th episode, we're going back to our roots of taking on a trending topic. Based on our investigation, the term DINK has been around for nearly a decade, but lately, DinkTok has taken off. No clue what a DINK is? Don't worry, we'll explain.

 

<strong>Thoughts on this episode? DM us on <a href="https://www.instagram.com/graceinthegraypodcast/">Instagram.</a></strong>

For our 30th episode, we're going back to our roots of taking on a trending topic. Based on our investigation, the term DINK has been around for nearly a decade, but lately, DinkTok has taken off. No clue what a DINK is? Don't worry, we'll explain. Thoughts on this episode? DM us on Instagram.

For our 30th episode, we're going back to our roots of taking on a trending topic. Based on our investigation, the term DINK has been around for nearly a decade, but lately, DinkTok has taken off. No clue what a DINK is? Don't worry, we'll explain.

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<strong>Thoughts on this episode? DM us on&nbsp;<a href="https://www.instagram.com/graceinthegraypodcast/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Instagram.</a></strong>

DINKs.

Using the black and white of scripture to speak to the gray areas of culture.

Grace in the Gray is a production of Cedar Creek Church. 

Executive Producer: James Grigsby

Hosted by: Sam Radford, Jordan Nates, and Rick Lee

Original Music by Ben Lee

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Christianity

Using the black and white of scripture to speak to the gray areas of culture. Grace in the Gray is a production of Cedar Creek Church. Executive Producer: James Grigsby Hosted by: Sam Radford, Jordan Nates, and Rick Lee Original Music by Ben Lee

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