How does a decade of global touring shape a heart for local ministry—and what does it mean to serve behind the scenes with excellence?

In this episode, Matt and Alan welcome Gary Moyers,Worship & Technology Minister at Broadway Church of Christ in Lubbock, TX, where he’s faithfully served for over 11 years.

Many listeners will recognize Gary as a longtime tenor and baritone for Acappella, touring globally with the group from 1988 to 1998—and continuing to lend his voice on albums, including their latest, Acappella 40.

The conversation opens with stories from Gary’s early days with Acappella, including how he turned down two previous invitations before finally joining in 1988 From international tours in China, Brazil, and the Caribbean to reflections on the “pajama pants” and “mullet” eras, Gary brings a mix of humor, history, and heartfelt memories from the road.

Shifting from stage to sanctuary, Gary dives into his current passion: helping churches use technology with purpose. He shares why a strong AV ministry is more important than ever, especially as livestreams and online presence often serve as the new “first impression” for visitors. Gary offers practical wisdom on budgeting, avoiding common pitfalls with outside tech help, and building a team that strives for “invisible excellence.”

The episode wraps with Gary’s thoughts on the WorshipLeader Institute—a place where he’s found not only deep training, but a lasting brotherhood. For Gary, WLI isn’t just about growing in skill; it’s about walking alongside others who share the same calling.

Whether you’ve followed Acappella for years or you’re inthe trenches of church tech every Sunday, this episode is a rich blend of legacy, leadership, and lessons learned through decades of ministry.