Now that we've moved to fifth Sundays of a month, we hosted the panel discussion on the week following Memorial weekend. Our panelists reflected on the importance of the doctrine of inerrancy for our church and for the believer.

A brief episode offering an update on the most recent Grace Matters panel and the upcoming episodes flowing out of it.

Neal Manning continues his conversation with Father James Gurgis, priest of the Eastern Orthodox church in Fuquay-Varina

This is part 1 of a 2-part conversation between Neal Manning and Father James Gurgis. Neal is an elder at GCC and the content director for Grace Matters, and he sat down with Fr. James to explore Eastern Orthodoxy and its relationship with church history and evangelicals.

This episode continues our followup conversations from the panel on Contextualization. Pastor Rick Gutierrez from Anthem Church in Angier gives insight to his experience as a church planter and Angier native.

Following up on the panel discussion on Contextualization, David sits down with Geo and Alaya who are both on staff with Campus Outreach, serving at Campbell University. They consider the kinds of contextualization that go into the task of being a domestic missionary.

July's panel discussion, held via Zoom, focused on the issues of Contextualization in various ministry contexts. Special guests included Rick Gutierrez from Anthem Church, Terry Manahan from Fellowship Bible Church, and Geoffrey Thompson & Alaya Reynolds from Campus Outreach at Campbell University.

David Calvert and Neal Manning discuss the purpose of Grace Matters, where it came from, and where it may go over the rest of 2020 and beyond.

David meets with Griffin Gulledge via Zoom - Griffin has given workshops for parents and youth groups on social media and app usage and provides a helpful theological perspective for technology and the family.

In this follow-up episode, David sits down with Sarah Painter to get a parent's perspective on the place of technology in the family.