What 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 break down leadership communication, production strategy, and how to translate big ideas into practical next steps. From small rooms to multisite churches, we unpack how trust is built with “Yes, but…” instead of “No, because…”.
You’ll hear practical language for leading production meetings, when to call a “Wow” meeting versus a “How” meeting, how the 10-80-10 rhythm keeps projects moving, and why studying your pastor’s top priorities changes everything. We also cover budgets, constraints, last-minute sermon slides, and how to price the path forward without shutting vision down.
If you lead church production, worship, or creative teams, this episode will help you align technology, leadership, and mission — and turn vague vision into repeatable wins.
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