David Calvert sits down with Pastor Jeff Kelly to talk more about the theological background for engaging technology in our families. This episode follows the panel discussion on Technology and the Family

Our first virtual panel discussion - certainly appropriate since the panel discusses Technology and the Family. Hosted by Neal Manning, with David Calvert, Jeff Kelly, and Sarah Painter as contributing panelists. If you have any followup questions, send them to [email protected] for supplemental episodes coming soon.

In this episode of Grace Matters, David Calvert talks with Dr. David Dermott about the practice of psychology from the perspective of a Christian. This episode supplements the panel discussion on the Christian and Mental Health.

To supplement our most recent panel conversation on the Christian and Mental Health, David met with Jamie Criswell to continue the conversation about her experience in marriage and family therapy. For more info, see www.foundationsft.com - and check out www.shorturl.at/mNOR1 for definitions to some of the key terms.

David sits down with Dan Clement, Associate Pastor at Triangle Community Church in Apex NC, to discuss "biblical counseling" and how to understand it in terms of discipleship.

This episode includes the Grace Matters panel from 1-29-2020, featuring Ben McGuire (representing biblical counseling), Jamie Criswell (representing faith-based therapy), and David Dermott (representing clinical psychology) as they discuss the stigma of mental health and the various terms that need to be clarified.

Grace Matters: Conversations establishing believers in the truth. This conversation supplements the October 2019 panel discussion on adoption and foster care.

Grace Matters: Conversations establishing believers in the truth. This conversation supplements the October 2019 panel discussion on adoption and foster care.

This Grace Matters panel discussion from 10-2019 features Donnas Kinton, Jessica Hughey, and Steven Eisenberg reflecting on the task and privilege of caring for orphans.