Relational Skills in Real Life
Chris Coursey brings you the THRIVEtoday podcast, full of real-life stories of encouragement and transformation from people using relational skills every day!
What are "Relational skills"? They are brain-based skills that give us the ability and capacity to build meaningful connections with the people in our lives. With practice, relational skills are what we use to maintain our relationships during strain, conflicts and difficulties so we endure hardship well as we stay connected.
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Relational Skills in Real Life
Latest Episodes
E175 Spiritual Warfare And Capacity
The forces of darkness seek to oppose the Kingdom of Light—God and His children. These struggles can affect our thoughts, emotions, bodies, and even the way we respond to the people and situations around us. So how do we build the emotional cap...
E174 Relational Skills And Becoming The People God Calls Us To Be
At the end of the day, what matters most—the money we made, the tasks we accomplished, or something deeper? When we look back, it’s often the people we shared life with and the joyful moments we experienced together that matter most.In t...
E173 The Church's View Of Hope: When Hope Goes Sideways
Is it okay for a Christian to feel hopeless? Does pushing down feelings of despair and responding with stronger faith or positive thinking actually draw us closer to God? Can we access the “good stuff” simply by doing all the right things?<...
E172 How Relational Skills Foster Authentic Spirituality
In a digital age when it can be hard to know what is real, how do we help the people in our lives experience an authentic faith? In this episode, we explore how growing our relational skills helps us share the reality of Jesus through the way w...
E171 When Your Mind Works Against You (ANTs) [Extended Episode]
Automatic Negative Thoughts (ANTs) can take over our minds, influence our emotions, and shape the way we respond to the people and situations around us. But how do we recognize when an ANT is simply a thought that needs to be challenged—and whe...
