About a month ago, I changed a GoDaddy domain’s nameservers to use CloudFlare. However, since CloudFlare went into effect, any contact forms filled out on the website are not forwarded to the domain-based emails, yet are still forwarding to @gmail emails. The domain-based emails can receive emails from any other addresses, just not through contact forms. I suspect that it has to do with having incorrectly configured DNS records.
Any help or advice would be appreciated.
Your MX record looks all right and if you generally can receive email, I would say that should be correct.
So your issue only is that submitted forms do not end up in your @apollosunguard.com inboxes, correct?
You said those emails get correctly forwarded to Gmail, right? By whom do they get forwarded? By aforementioned inboxes or are you sending those form emails separately to Gmail?
Right now my best guess would be something spam related. Are your emails sent with an @apollosunguard.com sender? In that case the emails might get rejected by your mail server. You should probably configure at least a proper SPF record for your domain.
While doing that, you should also remove the two NS records in your screenshot, as they can lead to DNS errors.
That would be a question for Google 
The two NS records in your screenshot. Remove them from your DNS control panel.
That could work, though you dont need the 104 address, as mail will never be sent from that address.
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