
Where church leaders, techs, and creatives get practical tools and real talk to lead with excellence every Sunday. Hosted by the MxU team and special guests, we dive into worship, production, leadership, and everything in between.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 266 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligion & Spirituality | |||

Three months to get their new church building ready. Two pieces of painter’s tape delay the opening. And when Easter rolls around, the LED wall still won’t work.
We’re at Heart and Soul Church in Knoxville with worship pastor Tristan Hayes and AJ Ru... more
A church hires a production company, signs the contract, and then says it doesn’t have the money to pay the bill. Now what?
That story opens up a much bigger conversation about what happens when poor planning puts other people in a bad spot. How sho... more
Ministry burnout often begins when church production and worship leaders neglect the very things their leadership depends on. In this candid episode, we examine how demanding ministry seasons can undermine sleep, nutrition, spiritual disciplines, men... more
We confront the pride and self-importance that can undermine church production teams, contrasting technical leaders who make others feel valued with those who seek recognition, titles, gear, or influence. We examine the grumpy church tech stereotype,... more
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Really great content here, guys. I’m a worship leader and our sound engineer actually told me about you, and I love it.
I have one little note that I hope you guys can help me out with. I listen to this while I’m driving in a noisy car, so with my volume at max, I can hear most things just right, but Spencer trails off and gets really quiet about 25% of the time. I don’t know what’s happening, maybe he’s looking away from his mic while he talks? Could someone turn up his gain and maybe add some ... more
While some may not agree, I like the content you have been producing lately. I am probably unique that I am a professional Sound engineer who backed off and became a physical therapist. And now service of volunteer at my local church and so I have been on both side sides of the table.
From a ministry perspective, we must ask ourselves. What are we doing? Are we developing our team? Are we investing in the spiritual maturation of the team? And are we feeding the sheep?
Or as Jesus would say fee... more
Did I miss the episode where they said they changing to a worship podcast instead of tech? All the old hosts are gone. I’m all for leadership building but this was originally for tech and production. This should have been a new MxU worship podcast instead of hijacking this one. If anyone else feels the same the Churchgear podcast has been good and similar to old MxU.
This podcast used to be about getting better in your craft in regard to mixing and other technical aspects that many average church techs benefited from greatly. I am sad to see the podcast be reduced to short episodes about leading a worship team. The audience it became known for helping/growing is no longer served.
I really have enjoyed this podcast over the last several years. The information they share is always valuable, but also they encourage your Spiritual and emotional well being too. I have learned a lot from Jeff and the many hosts and guests.
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The show centers on church production, technology, and leadership, offering practical tools for worship teams, AV techs, and volunteers. Episodes often explore budgets and governance, the logistics of live productions, dashboards and planning tools, volunteer recruitment and retention, and the intersection of ministry with modern tech. Listeners likely appreciate candid conversations, real-world case studies, and actionable frameworks for scaling teams, improving service timing, and aligning gear decisions with long-term church health. A notable strength is the recurring emphasis on people-first ministry, training, and community-building, alongside demonstrations of platform tools that streamline planning and collaboration across campuses a... more
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