To connect is human. How do we build connection with other people? It’s really hard, especially considering all the things working against us. In this episode, Mark and Chris talk about how to build relationships in a positive way, and also how to deal with conflict (which, when done correctly, actually strengthens and bonds relationships better than just all good things). Take a listen and let us know what you think!

To 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 connect is human. But connection is so rare in today's environment. We have 1000s of "friends" online, but loneliness is rampant. In this episode, Mark and Chris set the stage for our series and dive in to what it means to connect, and ultimately how it helps us live closer to what God designed. Take a listen and let us know what you think!

To feel is human. What is appropriate for emotions? How do we stay in line with rightsizing our emotions? In this episode, Mark and Chris dive in to emotional goals and how to evaluate whether our emotions are what we want them to be.

To 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 feel is human. But most of us have not learned how to effectively relate to others in their emotions. In this episode, Mark and Chris dive in to tactics on how to really connect with someone and how they're feeling, as well as explore the depth of relationship that's available while listening. Give it a listen and let us know what you think!

To 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 feel is human. Do you remember learning vocabulary words in school? It helped build our understanding of other terms than we were familiar with. In this episode, Mark and Chris dive in to emotional vocabulary and how having a better vocabulary for emotions helps draw a better picture of understanding ourselves, others, and God. Give it a listen and let us know what you think!

To 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 feel is human. Our emotions tend to be either welcomed or shunned, depending on our life experiences. But how did God design emotions to be felt? What purpose do they serve? In the first episode of this series, Mark and Chris discuss emotions as signals for something deeper. They then set the stage for something we all deal with everyday - emotions. Tune in to see how you can get closer to God’s design for emotions.

To speak is human. But often the words we often say to others and ourselves don't match our intention. In this episode, Mark and Chris dive into the intentionality of our words. Why does it matter? How do we mismatch communication with ourselves? And most important of all: how do we change it?

To learn is human. (Part 2!) The way we process information and then apply it is fascinating. We were created to be this way and experience new things and analyze patterns. What does this reveal to us about ourselves? What does this reveal about God? In this episode, Mark and Chris dive into the different types of learning for humans and how we can improve it so it sticks.

To 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 learn is human. The way we process information and then apply it is fascinating. We were created to be this way and experience new things and analyze patterns. What does this reveal to us about ourselves? What does this reveal about God? In this episode, Mark and Chris dive into the joy and beauty of learning, and set the stage for our next discussion on how humans learn best.

To do stuff is human. But how do we know we’re working on the most important thing? In this episode, Mark and Chris talk about this principle called the “80/20 rule” and its implications for how we prioritize stuff in our lives. Listen in as they explore the principle and what it reveals to us about ourselves and our need for control.