Hosted by Summit Integrated Systems · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 18 episodes
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Gear Follows Vision is a podcast for pastors, leaders, tech directors, and church production teams who believe ministry starts with vision — not gear.Through real conversations with church leaders and production industry pros, we explore leadership, team culture, and project solutions, while digging into systems, budgets, audio, video, lighting, broadcast, and acoustics.Practical, honest, and mission-first. Because in the church, gear only matters when it follows vision.Connect with us at SummitIntegrated.com
Summit Integrated Systems hosts Gear Follows Vision | A Church Leadership, Vision & Tech Systems Podcast, a technology show with 18 episodes published.
Church production problems rarely start with bad gear — they start with misalignment. In this episode of Gear Follows Vision, Deron sits down with Chase McCall to unpack one of the biggest challenges facing churches toda
Show notesChurch audio plugins can improve a mix — or quietly destroy clarity. In this episode of Gear Follows Vision, Summit solution architect Andrew Starke joins Deron for a deep conversation about plugin culture in church audi
Show notesChurch production burnout doesn’t happen overnight — it builds quietly until it impacts your health, your family, and even your calling. In this episode, Deron sits down with Summit Integrated Systems solution architect
Show notesPlanning a church technology upgrade? The hardest question isn’t what to buy — it’s who should help you design it. In this episode of Gear Follows Vision, Deron sits down with Summit solution architect Andrew Starke to b
Show notesAutomation is everywhere in modern church production — but just because you can automate something doesn’t mean you should. In this episode of Gear Follows Vision, Deron sits down with Summit engineer Matt Strong to expl
Show notesWhat makes a church control room workflow actually work on Sunday? In this episode of Gear Follows Vision, Deron sits down with Summit solution architect Seth Thiesen to break down church video system design, volunteer w
Show notesShould your church build a dedicated broadcast mix — or keep it simple at front of house? In this episode of Gear Follows Vision, Deron sits down with Jesse O’Brien, audio director at Red Rocks Church, to talk about real
Show notesWhat does “cinematic” actually mean for a church camera system? In this episode of Gear Follows Vision, Deron sits down with John Clark, former production director at Red Rocks Church, to unpack the real differences betw
Show notesEveryone wants 4K video — but few churches understand what it really requires. In this episode of Gear Follows Vision, Deron sits down with Summit engineer Matt Strong to unpack the real-world implications of upgrading a
Show notesIf your church system needs a full-time engineer to survive Sunday, it may not be underbuilt — it may be overdesigned. In this episode of Gear Follows Vision, Deron sits down with Summit engineer Travis Leatherman to tal
Show notesGreat church production infrastructure isn’t about concrete and copper — it’s about flexibility. In this episode of Gear Follows Vision, Deron talks with Jake Cody (formerly with Yamaha and Bayside Church) about designin
Show notesWhat do church leaders really mean when they say vision — and how do you turn that into clear outcomes? In this episode of Gear Follows Vision, Deron sits down with Tyler Kaneshiro from Flatirons Community Church to brea
Show notesThinking about upgrading your church PA system? This episode could save you from expensive mistakes. In this episode of Gear Follows Vision, Deron and Andrew break down what actually makes a church sound system work — an
Show notesFREE DOWNLOAD: Vision Blueprint What does it really mean when we say Gear Follows Vision? In this episode of Gear Follows Vision, Deron sits down with Summit co-CEO Nick Kofahl to unpack the origin of the phrase and why
Show notesEvery worship experience lives or dies by the room. In this episode of Gear Follows Vision, Deron sits down with Andrew Starke to unpack church acoustics and why the room itself is often the biggest factor shaping what y
Show notesMultisite ministry isn’t one-size-fits-all — and neither is livestreaming. In this episode of Gear Follows Vision, Deron sits down with Summit solution architect Cameron Fries to unpack church multisite and livestream st
Show notesEverything in your AVL system depends on one thing: the network. In this episode of Gear Follows Vision, we sit down with Summit engineer Matt Strong to break down church network design and why ignoring it causes Dante d
Show notesYour lighting may look fine in the room — but on camera, it’s telling a different story. In this episode of Gear Follows Vision, we break down why so many churches struggle with lighting that looks washed out, uneven, or
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