How can field leaders stay spiritually healthy, resilient, and full of the Holy Spirit over the long haul? In this episode, Kyle Fannan, author of Overflowing and Godly Grit, shares practical wisdom on enduring in leadership without running dry. We talk about the mindsets, habits, relationships, and team dynamics that help leaders thrive and serve from overflow rather than exhaustion.https://www.kylefarran.comEVALUATION TOOL FOR POTENTIAL TEAMMATES Connect for Mentoring or Peer Groups

How much does team composition really matter in ministry?

In this episode of The Field Leaders Podcast, Dr. Bob McNabb, Scott Lundy, and special guest Jim Doggett explore why building a high-performing team takes more than spiritual maturity and shared mission. They unpack how gifting, temperament, character, competency, chemistry, and cultural context all shape team effectiveness.

You’ll hear practical insights on:

• why the right mix of people matters

• how “wiring” and SHAPE influence team roles

• common mistakes leaders make when building teams

• how team composition should change with mission phase

• warning signs your team may be missing key strengths

• how to evaluate your current team without dishonoring people

This conversation is especially helpful for field leaders, church planters, ministry team leaders, and anyone seeking to recruit, build, and lead a healthier, stronger team.

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What happens when your leadership role becomes your identity? In this episode, Dr. Bob McNabb and co-host Scott Lundy talk with Gregg Nicholson and Dr. Bob Flayhart about the hidden traps of role-based identity, the team damage it can cause, and the freedom that comes from leading out of sonship or daughtership in Christ. You will learn how to recognize unhealthy identity patterns, why psychological safety matters for team health, and practical steps to reorient your heart.

The Gospel Waltz: Experiencing the Transformational Power of Grace - by Dr. Bob Flayhart https://tinyurl.com/4fwuj756

"Becoming a Leader of No Reputation" - by R. Scott Rodin https://tinyurl.com/39rkvhef