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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.
MxU hosts The MxU Podcast, a religion show with 255 episodes published.
About six months ago, Spencer called Cody out of the blue from a gym treadmill — and that call turned into the biggest move in MxU's history. In this episode, Spencer and Cody sit down right after the keynote to walk thr
Most churches don't document any of their weekend process — it lives in the heads of a few key volunteers, and that's the entire reason you can't take a vacation, can't trust a backup operator, and keep getting Galatians
Spencer and Dillan spend the next thirty minutes unpacking the honest diagnosis, which is that the volunteer almost never is the problem. Dillan opens with a story he heard recently: a congregant who finally responded to
Spencer and Dillan open on a stat that should reframe how every worship and tech leader thinks about their team — most churches aren't one volunteer away from crumbling because they only have one volunteer, they're one t
Most worship and tech teams are running on five too many apps. Planning Center, Trello, WhatsApp, group texts, email, a Facebook group, three different timer apps, an SPL meter, ProPresenter notes scattered across someon
In this episode, Spencer, Dillan, and Jeff open with a line that's going to make some people close the tab — churches should stop hiring so many people. They pull that statement apart for forty minutes: why hiring is alm
In this episode, Spencer, Dillan, and Jeff dig into a stat that should reframe how we talk about church on this podcast — the median church size in America is 70 people, and it just ticked up for the first time in two de
In this episode, Spencer and Dillan are joined by Jeff Sandstrom for a follow-up to "Can You Be Too Young for Ministry?" — but flipped. When is it time for older worship and tech leaders to step aside? Or is that even th
This week, we're tackling the conversation everyone in church tech is dancing around — what happens when AI starts running Sunday morning. Spencer and Dillan dig into where AI actually fits in worship and production mini
This week, a text exchange between a pastor and a livestream provider went public — and the church production community lit up. We walk through what happened, why it's bigger than one bad situation, and what it reveals a
Dillan and Spencer get honest about church hiring practices — why churches often fill positions with low-risk, low-talent people instead of investing in the pros who could actually raise the bar. In this episode: ⛪ Is th
Is your church pulling out all the stops for Easter... only to go back to normal the very next week? Dillan and Spencer get honest about the Easter "Super Bowl Sunday" mentality — and whether treating one Sunday as the b
If you’re asking “can you be too young for ministry?”… you’re not alone. The church often pushes people into leadership too early—or holds them back for the wrong reasons. So where’s the line between calling and readines
If your auditions feel awkward, intimidating, or ineffective… you’re probably doing them wrong. Here’s how to build auditions that actually grow your team. Check out our FREE Team Night Guide: https://getmxu.com/resource
Most churches don’t have a content problem… they have a flow problem. In this episode, we break down the tension between underproducing what matters (transitions) and overproducing what doesn’t (unnecessary moments, vide
Someone walks up after service and says, “How do I get involved?” The worst thing you can do is say you’ll follow up… and then never respond. In this episode we talk about one of the biggest mistakes churches make when o
First-time guests are showing up at churches every week… but many of them never come back. In this episode, we talk about why that happens and what leaders often miss when thinking about guest experience. From unclear co
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Check out our FREE Team Night Guide: https://getmxu.com/resources/team-night-guide/?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=why-serve-pod Jesus said, “These people honor me with their lips, but their heart is f
Check out Toby's new book: https://churchgear.com/pages/toby-walters Production isn’t just for mega churches — it matters at every level. In this episode of the MxU Podcast, we sit down with Toby Walters from Church Gear
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The MxU Podcast is hosted by MxU. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 255 episodes.
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