The Human Project Podcast

To be sharpened is human. We were never designed to grow alone, and yet most of us are trying to. In this episode, Chris sits down with Mark Jones, pastor of Living Church, to explore what relational discipleship actually is, why most churches are struggling with it, and what it looks like to start doing it differently. Take a listen and let us know what you think!

To learn more or to support us financially, visit us on our website: equippingministries.org

To listen is human. Mark, lead pastor of Living Church, sits down with Chris to reflect on the Equipping Ministries course he took three years ago - what he expected walking in, the vulnerability that caught him off guard, and why he still carries a lesson from that weekend in his Bible today. A conversation about listening, isolation, and what it means for pastors to be discipled, not just to disciple.

Learn more at https://equippingministries.org

Show produced by Chris Conlin with our lead editor: Derek Donley.

To be formed, not just informed, is human. Dive into The Human Project Podcast - conversations about being relational disciples who know, love, and follow Jesus.

To be formed, not just informed, is human. We were made for more than knowing the right things; we were made to practice them until they become who we are. In this episode, Joseph and Hannah return to talk through Conflict to Connection - what conflict looked like for them before the class, and what's already shifted in just two weeks. Take a listen and let us know what you think!

To learn more or to support us financially, visit us on our website: http://equippingministries.org

To be formed, not just informed, is human. We were made for more than knowing the right things; we were made to practice them until they become who we are. In this episode, Joseph and Hannah join Chris in the studio, our first ever guests on the show, to talk through what happened when they went through Creating Connection and Conflict to Connection together this year. Take a listen and let us know what you think!

To learn more or to support us financially, visit us on our website: equippingministries.org

To relate is human.

But many of us struggle with this art of relating to other humans. God designed us for relationship, real relationship.

In this episode, Chris is interviewed by his good friend, host of the Living Room Podcast, and pastor and elder at Living Church - Mark Jones. We discuss who is Chris, what is Equipping Ministries International, what is The Human Project, and how we help build everyday disciples of Jesus through practical relational habits.

To learn more, check out equippingministries.org, humanproject.us, and living-church.com

To savor is human. God created us to enjoy what’s going on around us and fully immerse ourselves. But many of us are so rushed and moving from one thing to another that we don’t have time to savor where we are. In this episode, Mark and Chris dive into a quote from Oliver Burkeman about savoring each moment like our last, because we don’t know when it will be. Take a listen and see how savoring can impact your life. 

To sign up for classes, learn more, or to support us financially, visit us on our website: humanproject.us

Show produced by Chris Conlin and Mark Wavle, with our lead editor: Derek Donley.

To _____ is human. Dive into The Human Project Podcast to discover how we were created to be, and how we can take steps back to that original intent. Through exploratory and introspective discussions, join us on our mission to bring 1 Million lives closer to fullness in God's design.

To question is human. Curiosity is essential to what makes us human. It can lead to trouble, but more often than not, it enables us to learn more about the world around us and how it leads us to our Creator. In this episode, Mark and Chris dive into the three elements that make questions powerful and relationship building.

To sign up for classes, learn more, or to support us financially, visit us on our website: humanproject.us

Show produced by Chris Conlin and Mark Wavle, with our lead editor: Derek Donley.

To _____ is human. Dive into The Human Project Podcast to discover how we were created to be, and how we can take steps back to that original intent. Through exploratory and introspective discussions, join us on our mission to bring 1 Million lives closer to fullness in God's design.

To have conflict is human. There is this constant struggle in wholeness with ourselves, others, and God. This produces conflict. There’s a lot of tips out there on how to handle conflict, but most don’t address on the truly important - how we deal with God in the midst of conflict. Dive into this episode to see how Mark and Chris give practical advice on how to set yourself up vertically for healthy conflict.

To attend an upcoming “Conflict to Connection” class to improve your conflict posture, view the upcoming schedule of classes at humanproject.us.

To sign up for classes, learn more, or to support us financially, visit us on our website: humanproject.us

Show produced by Chris Conlin and Mark Wavle, with our lead editor: Derek Donley.

To _____ is human. Dive into The Human Project Podcast to discover how we were created to be, and how we can take steps back to that original intent. Through exploratory and introspective discussions, join us on our mission to bring 1 Million lives closer to fullness in God's design.

To read God’s word is human. God gave us 66 books to read from, but we typically spend most of our time in a few familiar books. One of the books Jesus quotes from the most is Deuteronomy. Why does Jesus do this? What are we missing by skipping Deuteronomy or not paying as much attention to it. In this episode, we’ll explore why Deuteronomy is so wonderful? Take a listen and let us know what you think!

To sign up for classes, learn more, or to support us financially, visit us on our website: humanproject.us

Show produced by Chris Conlin and Mark Wavle, with our lead editor: Derek Donley.

To _____ is human. Dive into The Human Project Podcast to discover how we were created to be, and how we can take steps back to that original intent. Through exploratory and introspective discussions, join us on our mission to bring 1 Million lives closer to fullness in God's design.

To behold is human. We see over and over again this idea of beholding God, this wonder towards Him. But many of us don’t take the time to behold and savor who He is. In this episode, Mark and Chris dive into the practical elements of putting wonder into practice by slowing down, thinning out, and decluttering. Take a listen and see how this can help you make much of who God is.

Beholding by Strahan Coleman

To sign up for classes, learn more, or to support us financially, visit us on our website: humanproject.us

Show produced by Chris Conlin and Mark Wavle, with our lead editor: Derek Donley.

To _____ is human. Dive into The Human Project Podcast to discover how we were created to be, and how we can take steps back to that original intent. Through exploratory and introspective discussions, join us on our mission to bring 1 Million lives closer to fullness in God's design.