In this episode, Susan and Kelly share the number one practice that will transform you life so that you can begin to transform the emotional health of your community.

In episode of 3 of ChangeMakers, hosts Susan and Kelly discuss the remedy to an unhealthy culture and they introduce the first step to shifting your mindset so that you can be part of the solution in your community

In this episode, Kelly and Susan share the reasons why they believe it's important to talk about emotional health as a catalyst for spiritual growth. They will address the top 10 signs of an unhealthy culture in their community in Timonium, Maryland and in their own lives.

Join Kelly and Susan for Season 3 of ChangeMakers! This season we will go deep into a typical faith journey with particular focus on seasons of doubt, struggles, crisis, and the search for meaning and purpose.

Listen or watch as Kelly & Susan model how to use the Community Temperature Reading skill in real time. This is a great way to start a conversation with someone that you need better communication with.

Now that you've learned some of the practices and skills for creating a great community around you - in your small group, family, or workplace - it's time to plan how you will incorporate all of that into your daily life. Listen as we share our Rule of Life with you so that you can make a plan!

This skill will change the way you handle conflict in every relationship. The Ladder of Integrity helps you clarify your values and understand your feelings before walking into a difficult conversation. Use this skill to prepare for conflict and you'll never dread it again!

In this week's episode, we are chatting with Nicholas Amato about the idea of Incarnational Listening. Simply put, incarnationally listening is listening with the heart of Jesus. Listening this way means we avoid judging, reacting, or sharing our own related stories. We seek to understand, we reflect back what we hear.

If we are to be fully devoted followers of Jesus, loving others is a top priority, and listening to others is a way to love them well.