Field Notes Archive:
Learnings from Practitioners
and Pioneers in 100Movements

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Welcome to the Field Notes archive—a growing collection of stories, lessons, and insights from practitioners across 100 Movements. Here you’ll find reflections on disciple-making, multiplication, leadership, and mission from those living it out on the ground. Explore past notes, revisit key themes, and discover wisdom to equip your own journey in movemental Christianity.

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008: Jesus is Lord: The Radical Minimum for Movement

In this episode of the 100 Movements podcast, we dive into the foundational element of "Jesus is Lord" as the radical minimum for movemental Christianity. Join Brian Johnson and Alan Hirsch as they explore how this three-word worldview shapes the church's mission and identity, challenging us to re-center our lives and communities around the teachings of Jesus. Discover the transformative power of embracing Jesus's Lordship in every aspect of life and how it can lead to a vibrant, movemental form of the church.

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007: Rediscovering Movemental Christianity: The Forgotten Ways

Join Brian Johnson and Alan Hirsch as they explore the transformative power of Movemental Christianity. In this episode, they share the six elements of mDNA from Alan's seminal work, "The Forgotten Ways," and discuss how these principles can reignite the Church's mission in the modern world. Discover the origins of these ideas and how they can be applied to foster a movement that embodies the Kingdom of God in every space.

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005: Stories of Obedience and Mission

We don’t just need more content about Jesus—we need to do what Jesus did. In this episode of Conversations on Movemental Christianity, Lindsey Harwood, Brian Johnson, and Rich Robinson contrast knowledge-focused models with obedience-based, apprenticeship discipleship that multiplies in everyday life.

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