Podcast appearances and mentions of jeremy lundmark

What happens when a simple goal to lose weight turns into a running journey that changes how you see yourself, your work, and the people around you?In this episode of Why Did You Start Running?, I sit down with Jeremy Lundmark to talk about how a daily walking habit during the early days of COVID eventually led him into running, endurance events, content creation, and building the Uncredible community.What started as a practical attempt to burn calories and lose weight quickly became something much bigger. We discuss consistency, identity, efficiency, work ethic, social media, authenticity, family, leadership, and why ordinary people are often doing extraordinary things every single day without getting any recognition for it.Jeremy also shares the story behind his Uncredible project, his podcast, Substack, and why he believes regular people deserve a platform to share their experiences.This conversation goes far beyond running and explores what it means to show up, stay curious, and build something meaningful while balancing work, family, and life.Topics Covered:• Why Jeremy started running• Weight loss and habit building• Running during the COVID years• Walk-to-run progression• Half marathon training and endurance running• The concept behind Uncredible• Leadership and workplace culture• Efficiency, problem-solving, and manufacturing• Family, parenting, and personal growth• Social media authenticity• Why regular people deserve a voice• Building community through runningGuest Links:Jeremy's Substack:https://jeremylundmark.substack.com/Jeremy on Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/jeremylundmark/Thank you for listening to Why Did You Start Running?Every runner has a story. Sometimes that story starts with a goal to lose weight. Sometimes it starts with curiosity. Sometimes it starts with simply taking the first step. Jeremy's story is a reminder that ordinary people are capable of extraordinary things when they consistently show up and keep moving forward.

What can a running journey teach us about consistency, identity, work ethic, and building a life that actually fits who we are?In this episode of The Your Level Fitness Podcast, I sit down with Jeremy Lundmark to discuss how a simple goal to lose weight through walking eventually evolved into running, endurance events, content creation, and a philosophy centered around what he calls the "Uncredible" life.Jeremy shares how a daily commitment to movement during the early days of COVID led him from walking one mile to running long distances, while balancing work, family responsibilities, and everyday life. Along the way, we explore the lessons that come from showing up consistently, learning through experience, and finding your own path rather than trying to follow someone else's blueprint.We also discuss leadership, workplace culture, authenticity on social media, personal growth, and why ordinary people often accomplish extraordinary things without receiving much recognition for it.At its core, this conversation is a reminder that building a forever active lifestyle isn't about perfection. It's about finding what works for you, continuing to show up, and allowing your experiences to shape who you become.Topics Covered:• Why Jeremy started running• Weight loss and habit building• From walking to endurance running• Balancing fitness with work and family life• The story behind Uncredible• Leadership and workplace culture• Authenticity in the age of social media• Consistency versus motivation• Personal growth through experience• Building a lifestyle that fits your life• Community, connection, and shared experiencesGuest Links:Jeremy's Substack:https://jeremylundmark.substack.com/Jeremy on Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/jeremylundmark/Your Level Fitness Links:New to YLF?https://yourlevelfitness.comWeekday Journal Prompts:https://yourlevelfitness.com/emailThank you for listening to The Your Level Fitness Podcast.The most powerful stories are often the ones shared by ordinary people doing their best to navigate work, family, health, and life. Jeremy's story is a reminder that meaningful change doesn't usually happen through dramatic moments. It happens through consistent actions repeated over time.

In the last episode for 2016 we talk exploding phones, Alphabet’s Waymo & the idea of stepping away from the web, at least for a time. MissionalWear.com - the place to go for all your Reformed swag! Tech You Should Know Verizon won’t push Samsung’s Note7 brick update - TechCrunch Apple removes “time remaining” battery estimate in macOS update - The Verge Accidental Tech Podcast - Episode #200 The Google car is no more: Meet the Waymo - Ars Technica Amazon Prime Video is now available in over 200 countries - The Verge For more #TYSK, follow us on Twitter: @techreformation What Throttles My Data: IoT expenses If you have something that throttles YOUR data, email us: ask@techreformation.com Main Topic: Vanishing Act - Leaving the Web with Jeremy Lundmark Theology League post election episode ChurchMag podcast episode - Trimming the Fat and Focusing In Recommendations Jeremy - Stripe Craig - ‘Oh for Joy’ Christmas album by David Crowder*Band [ iTunes | Google Play ] and ‘Lowborn King’ Christmas EP by The Modern Post [ iTunes | Google Play ] Ways to Contact Us Connect with us in Slack: slack.techreformation.com Visit our website to search for past shows and topics Review us on iTunes or recommend us on Overcast! Music used by special permission of Matthew Parker. Check him out on SoundCloud and iTunes!

Jeremy Lundmark, host of After the Sermon, and I discuss the generational dynamics of Millennials in the workplace. In part two of this conversation we cover: Multiple Correct Ways Dissecting the Boomers and Their Legacy Get a Degree, Work Hard and … Prosper? Education, Debt, Ministry What do Millennials Expect From The Workplace? Key Quotes: … Continue reading Millennials and The Workplace (Part 2): Education and Expectations →

Jeremy Lundmark, host of After the Sermon, and I discuss the generational dynamics of Millennials in the workplace. In part one of this conversation we cover: Podcasting, Theology Mix, and The Anons Millennial = Hipster? Boomers Blocking Gen X & Millennial Advancement The Role of Technology in the Workforce Key Quotes: “When I talk to … Continue reading Millennials and The Workplace (Part 1): Advancement and Technology →

We brought on Jeremy Lundmark this week to talk lots of juicy Google I/O news and about Theology Mix, and the larger world of Christian podcasting. Sponsor: MissionalWear.com Tech You Should Know Zuckerberg meets with conservatives [The Verge] MCX postpones rollout of CurrentC, an Apple Pay rival [TechCrunch] Twitter rumored to stop counting images and links in 140-character limit [Gizmodo] Google announces a bunch of stuff at I/O [The Verge] iTunes update tries to fix bug that may delete Apple Pay subscribers' music [The Verge] Charter now owns Time Warner Cable [The Verge] 117 million LinkedIn emails and passwords leaked [TechCrunch] What Throttles My Data: Voting Tech Electronic voting setup Topic: Theology Mix Network Theology Mix directory Recommendations Craig - Further Seems Forever (Albums: Hide Nothing & How To Start A Fire) Ben - Fast.com Jeremy - The Reformation Study Bible Thanks to Jeremy Lundmark for joining us this week! @JeremyLundmark on Twitter After The Sermon Theology Mixer Radio Ways to Contact Us Connect with us in Slack: slack.techreformation.com Follow us on Twitter: @techreformation Like us and share our posts on Facebook Visit our website to search for past shows and topics Email us: ask@techreformation.com Review us on iTunes and recommend us on Overcast! Music used by special permission of Matthew Parker. Check him out on SoundCloud and iTunes!

Professor Flowers engages with Jeremy Lundmark's podcast over the doctrine of Total Inability and the all too infamous accusation of misrepresentation: "If you disagree with the teachings of Calvinism you must not understand Calvinism." Let's dive in!   Jeremy's podcast can be found Here: http://jeremylundmark.com/episode-39-non-calvinism-agnosticism-presuppositional-apologetics-calvinist-chewey-and-ageism/ For more please visit www.soteriology101.com

Professor Flowers and Dr. Braxton Hunter partnered up to debate Sean Cole and Tyler Vela over the doctrine of Total Inability (depravity) recently.  That debate can be heard in it entirety here: https://www.blubrry.com/askamillennialchristian/Jeremy Lundmark, a Calvinistic podcaster, addressed the debate in a recent episode and Professor Flower walks through his points and questions to help bring clarity to the Traditionalist perspective. Prof. Flowers concludes by reading his article titled, "Does Could imply Should?" Jeremy's podcast can be found here: http://jeremylundmark.com/episode-37-church-husher-fatherhood-romans-14-joy-and-happiness-calvinist-debate-and-evangelical-trump-supporters/?utm_content=buffer7a565&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter.com&utm_campaign=buffer  

Jeremy Lundmark has served as the Pastor of Community Baptist Church in Apalachin, NY since 2009. He currently serves on the Board of Directors of the Life Choices Center in Binghamton, NY and works as a State Chapter Organizing Representative for the American Pastor's Network in NY. In June of 2014, Jeremy published his first book, The Fury of God. He was also the founder and president of Diligence Applied Ministries from 2009 to 2012. All his articles are now available on his personal blog, www.jeremylundmark.com. Jeremy is a passionate preacher of the Word of God and he is also passionately pro-life.

Jeremy Lundmark has served as the Pastor of Community Baptist Church in Apalachin, NY since 2009. He currently serves on the Board of Directors of the Life Choices Center in Binghamton, NY and works as a State Chapter Organizing Representative for the American Pastor’s Network in NY. In June of 2014, Jeremy published his first book, The Fury of God. He was also the founder and president of Diligence Applied Ministries from 2009 to 2012. All his articles are now available on his personal blog, www.jeremylundmark.com. Jeremy is a passionate preacher of the Word of God and he is also passionately pro-life.

Chris Linzey is husband to Tené, father to the three most beautiful children in the world, movie addict, pastor in Central Illinois, and Army Reserve Chaplain (currently with the 159th Military Police Battalion – Criminal Investigation Division). Chris has a deep desire to help people live lives of faith where the Bible is more than mere words on a page, but the way we live every day. His undergrad and Master's studies were in biblical studies. He went on to get a Master of Divinity (MDiv) in Pastoral Preaching. Follow him on Twitter @chrislinzey. Jeremy Lundmark has served as the Pastor of Community Baptist Church in Apalachin, NY since 2009. He currently serves on the Board of Directors of the Life Choices Center in Binghamton, NY and works as a State Chapter Organizing Representative for the American Pastor's Network in NY. In June of 2014, Jeremy published his first book, The Fury of God. He was also the founder and president of Diligence Applied Ministries from 2009 to 2012. All his articles are now available on his personal blog, www.jeremylundmark.com. Jeremy is a passionate preacher of the Word of God and he is also passionately pro-life.

Chris Linzey is husband to Tené, father to the three most beautiful children in the world, movie addict, pastor in Central Illinois, and Army Reserve Chaplain (currently with the 159th Military Police Battalion – Criminal Investigation Division). Chris has a deep desire to help people live lives of faith where the Bible is more than mere words on a page, but the way we live every day. His undergrad and Master’s studies were in biblical studies. He went on to get a Master of Divinity (MDiv) in Pastoral Preaching. Follow him on Twitter @chrislinzey. Jeremy Lundmark has served as the Pastor of Community Baptist Church in Apalachin, NY since 2009. He currently serves on the Board of Directors of the Life Choices Center in Binghamton, NY and works as a State Chapter Organizing Representative for the American Pastor’s Network in NY. In June of 2014, Jeremy published his first book, The Fury of God. He was also the founder and president of Diligence Applied Ministries from 2009 to 2012. All his articles are now available on his personal blog, www.jeremylundmark.com. Jeremy is a passionate preacher of the Word of God and he is also passionately pro-life.