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EPISODE · Jul 31, 2026 · 1H 32M

Is the Church Still Relevant? COVID, Culture, and the Church's Calling- Pastors Roundtable

from Priority Talk · host Greg Davis

On this Pastor's Roundtable Greg Davis is joined by Bishop Jim Lowe and evangelist Caleb Gordon for an honest conversation about the church's role in a changing culture. They reflect on the lasting impact of COVID-19 on churches, discuss whether the church should ever have closed its doors, and examine recent research on how Americans view Christianity.Caleb Gordon shares his testimony, his calling as an evangelist, and why he is passionate about preaching the gospel in churches of every denomination. The conversation also explores discipleship, evangelism, the church's influence on society, and the importance of Christians engaging the culture with biblical truth and compassion.In this episode:Is the church still relevant?Lessons learned from COVID-19Why evangelism still mattersPew Research on public perceptions of the churchThe church's role in shaping cultureFaith, politics, and biblical engagementListener questions and community outreachSubscribe for more conversations on faith, culture, public policy, and a biblical worldview from Priority Talk.

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