
What happens when the methods that once worked for ministry no longer work the way they used to? In this episode Lindsay talks with Aaron Abramson, CEO of Jews for Jesus and author of Mission Design, to explore what it...


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Environments shape everything—how we lead, how we grow, and how we impact others. Hosted by Lindsay Martin, Field Notes for Transformation is your go-to resource for cultivating impactful teams and ministries. Through practical insights and inspiring stories, this podcast equips you with the tools to create transformative environments. Whether you’re leading a ministry or nurturing a team, these field notes will help guide your journey.
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Signup to Generate a PitchEnvironments shape everything, how we lead, how we grow, and how we impact others. Hosted by Lindsay Martin, Field Notes for Transformation is your go-to resource for cultivating impactful teams and ministries. Through practical insights and inspiring stories, this podcast equips you with the tools to create transformative environments.
Recent episodes include "Holding the Mission, Changing the Method: Mission Design with Aaron Abramson" (9 September 2026, 49 minutes), "When Work Hurts and Finding God in the Middle of it with Meryl Herr" (21 July 2026, 48 minutes), and "Leading in the Direction of Relationship with Wendy Hu-Au" (11 May 2026, 47 minutes).
Field Notes for Transformation publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 42 minutes across 30 episodes.
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Field Notes for Transformation is a religion podcast with 30 episodes published.
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What happens when the methods that once worked for ministry no longer work the way they used to? In this episode Lindsay talks with Aaron Abramson, CEO of Jews for Jesus and author of Mission Design, to explore what it...

Have you ever wondered, “If this is what I'm called to do, why does it hurt so much?” Work can shape us, stretch us, and give us purpose. But it can also leave us disappointed, disillusioned, discouraged, or devastated...

<p>Summary</p> <p>In this conversation, Pastor Wendy Hu-Au invites us into the story beneath the title—her unexpected and deeply formative journey into serving as senior pastor at Metro Hope Church. What emerges isn’t...

<p>Summary</p> <p>In this conversation, Ryan Tinetti invites us to reconsider ambition, moving away from pressure and performance toward something quieter and deeper. Through personal stories, Scripture, and lived...

<p>Summary: </p> <p>We’ve normalized something that was never meant to be normal: leading alone. </p> <p>Rev. Dr. Eun K. Strawser invites us into a conversation about the gift of shared leadership. We talk about the...

<p>In this episode, Dr. Angie Ward invites us into a rich conversation about leadership in uncharted place, where identity, and adaptive courage matter more than ever. She reflects on how her own journey has shaped the...

<p>In this conversation, Michael Huerter opens up about his unexpected journey into worship and music ministry and the way hybrid worship is reshaping the life of the church. He names both the beauty and the tension of...

<p>In this conversation, Alan Noble helps us name the weight we all feel in a world that tells us we must be everything on our own. Drawing from his book You Are Not Your Own, Alan invites us to imagine a different kind...

<p>In this episode, Bishop Geoffrey Dudley shares what it takes to lead through the storms of life and ministry. Drawing from his experiences in both the military and the church, he talks about calling, resilience, and...

<p>In this conversation, Dr. Erin Devers discusses the concept of bias, its implications for self-perception and leadership, and the importance of understanding our identity. She emphasizes the role of confirmation bias...

<p>In this conversation, Ron shares the story of his own call to ministry, the early influences that shaped him, and the lessons he’s in almost 40 years of leading La Croix Church. We dive into what it means to build a...

<p>In this episode, Lindsay talks with Elaine Howard Ecklund (Rice University) to talk about the intersection of faith and work and why it matters in the places we spend most of our lives. We dig into insights from her...

<p>Melissa Meiner’s story is one where faith, music, and leadership keep weaving together in unexpected ways. From a single invitation that reshaped her family’s faith, to discovering her own calling through music and...

<p>In this episode, Lindsay talks with Bryan Sallee, a pastor in Eagle River, Alaska, about what it really takes to cultivate a culture of discipleship in the everyday life of the church. From the challenges of small...

<p>Summary</p> <p>In this conversation, Dr. Arianna Molloy talks about what happens when our deep sense of calling starts to wear thin. She shares her own story of discovering what a healthy calling looks like and how...

<p>In this episode, Dr. Ellen Marmon talks about her recent essay, “Operationalizing Humility in the Leadership Classroom: Listening, Apologizing, and Other Awkward Practices”. </p> <p>Ellen invites us to consider...

<p>In this conversation, Judy Stevenson invites us into her story—not just the polished parts, but the real, Spirit-led journey of leadership, faith, and unlearning.</p> <p>Judy shares what happened when she chose...

<p>In this conversation, Dr. Brian Russell shares his journey of spiritual transformation, discussing pivotal moments that ignited his passion for growth and helping others. He reflects on the challenges of navigating...

<p>In this conversation, Michael Adam Beck discusses his book 'Never Alone' and the urgent need for community in a world plagued by loneliness. He shares personal experiences, including the loss of his brother, and...

<p>In this conversation, Mark Youngman shares his experiences and insights on leadership, emphasizing the importance of learning from mistakes, embracing messiness, and creating environments that foster growth and...
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author of Mission Design, Jews for Jesus
organizational researcher and nonprofit consultant, The Goodworks Group LLC
Director of the Doctor of Ministry Program and Associate Professor of Leadership and Ministry, Denver Seminary
member of The 10 Million Dollar Club and The Network Marketing Pro Hall of Fame Inductee, Oklahoma Baptist University
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