Practical guides for the person who runs church content: picking clips, planning the week, and getting the sermon in front of the people who missed it.
September 29, 2026
Monday morning, the shared folder for Sunday's sermon has one file in it: the recording. No manuscript, no slide deck, and the guest who preached already left town, so there's nobody to ask what a line meant.
Read the post →September 16, 2026
December planning runs on months of runway. Last Sunday's sermon runs on days. Nobody warned you both clocks would land on the same Tuesday in September.
Read the post →September 3, 2026
Aspect ratio, reframing, audio levels, cut points, captions, and export settings for sermon clips. The editing decisions that decide whether a clip gets watched.
Read the post →September 3, 2026
Live captions, clip captions, and the sermon page transcript are three different jobs. What each one costs, what breaks, and where to start if you have nothing.
Read the post →August 26, 2026
One page, the big idea at the top, five questions, and a named owner who sends it. The structure that keeps a group on the sermon instead of drifting.
Read the post →August 26, 2026
Stop sending the everything email. Split it by topic, let the sermon recap stand alone in the pastor’s voice, and use a workflow the pastor can actually sustain.
Read the post →August 26, 2026
Caption sermon clips people can actually read: clean source footage, two or three words a line in your church font, timing, and the name check before you post.
Read the post →July 24, 2026
A staffer spends 6 hours a week turning one sermon into content that dies anyway. See what that actually costs your church in reach, time, and momentum.
Read the post →July 23, 2026
A staffer's guide to picking the 30 to 60 seconds that stops the scroll, with a simple share test and the mistakes that quietly kill a sermon clip's reach.
Read the post →July 22, 2026
A weekly plan for turning one Sunday sermon into a full week of church content. Real hours, real days, real reasons to space it out instead of dumping it all Monday.
Read the post →July 21, 2026
The honest math on hand-making sermon clips: scrubbing, trimming, captions, and uploads add up to about 6 hours a week. Here is where it all goes.
Read the post →July 20, 2026
Turn one sermon into more than 20 pieces of content by hand or in under an hour. A real workflow for clips, quotes, email, and discussion guides, plus the honest time cost.
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