One sermon in. A full week of content out.
Drop in Sunday's sermon. Usually inside an hour, your team has a blog, five social posts, a devotional, a discussion guide, and a kids connection sheet, all in your church voice, ready to review.
Four steps. Usually inside an hour.
From raw audio to a full content kit your team can review. No technical skills, no AI prompts to write.
Drop in your sermon
Paste a YouTube link or upload the audio. MP3, MP4, WAV, M4A all work. No editing software, no AI to wrangle. Files up to 2 GB, so even a long Sunday recording fits.
Works with livestream rips, USB or lapel mic recordings, phone audio, and Zoom or Streamyard exports. We start with YouTube links: more platforms coming soon.
We transcribe what your pastor preached
We transcribe the sermon, then read the transcript and pull out themes, scripture references, illustrations, and the lines worth quoting. No prompts to write, no setup to configure.
We email you the moment your kit is ready: usually within an hour of your upload.
The kit gets written in your voice
From the transcript we draft the full kit in your church voice: a blog post, social posts for Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn, a devotional, a discussion guide, and a kids connection sheet.
Every piece is grounded in what your pastor actually said. Real quotes, real context. Nothing invented from a prompt.
Your team reviews, edits, publishes
The dashboard puts everything in one place. Edit inline, regenerate any piece you want to tweak, then export with one click. Nothing publishes without your team's sign-off.
Download as a ZIP, copy individual pieces, or hand it straight to your team.
A full week of content, from one sermon
Every upload fills your team's review queue with written posts, branded graphics, and short-form clips, all built from your pastor's actual message.
Blog post
A 1,000 to 1,500-word SEO article ready to publish on your church site.
Instagram caption
A caption written for the Instagram feed, with relevant hashtags.
Facebook post
A warm, community-focused post for your church Facebook page.
LinkedIn post
A steady, professional post for ministry leaders and networks.
TikTok script
A short to-camera script ready for vertical video.
Discussion guide
Questions for small groups or midweek study, pulled from the message.
Email newsletter
A midweek email recap that keeps your congregation in the message.
Kids connection
A take-home family sheet so Sunday's message lands at the kitchen table.
Social graphics
Ready-to-post images in the two looks you pick, in your brand colors or whatever fits the sermon, sized for each platform.
Instagram carousel
Six or seven slides that carry one thought from the sermon, with the key verse word for word. Redo any slide and download the set.
Short-form video clips
Vertical clips pulled from the sermon, captioned and ready for Reels, Shorts, and TikTok, each with a music, no-music and no-captions version.
What more than 20 finished pieces actually means
Every sermon comes back as a full kit, not a pile of raw material. The exact count moves with your video (a clean recording yields more usable clip moments than a single wide shot), but the shape is always the same three groups.
5 to 7 captioned vertical clips. We find the strongest self-contained moments in the sermon, reframe them vertical with your pastor centered, and caption them word-for-word. They arrive ready for Instagram Reels, Facebook Reels, and YouTube Shorts. No scrubbing, no keyframing, no fixing auto-captions at 11pm.
9 social graphics. Quote and theme graphics in your church’s colors, fonts, and logo, sized for Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn. The quotes come straight from the transcript, so the graphic says what your pastor actually said.
4 written pieces. A blog post for your church site, a weekly email for your list, a discussion guide for small-group leaders, and a kids sheet for the ride home. Each one is grounded in the same sermon, so your whole week tells one story instead of five.
It's usually inside an hour from upload to a reviewable kit. Done by hand, the same week of content takes most of somebody’s Monday. If you want the plan for actually posting it all, the Monday-to-Saturday content plan walks the whole week.
More on each part: the sermon clip maker, the full week of social content, or starting from a YouTube link.
Everything we make is yours to post, send, and keep.
Under an hour
From upload to a full content kit, usually
20+
Finished pieces from every sermon
95%+
Transcription accuracy on clear audio
Questions we hear most
How accurate is the transcription?
Our transcription lands at 95% or better on clear sermon audio. Your team can review and correct the transcript before any content gets generated.
What audio quality do we need?
Standard church PA recordings work fine. A lapel or pulpit mic is ideal. Phone recordings in a quiet room also work well.
How long does it take?
You get an email the moment your content is ready to review: usually within an hour of your upload.
Can our team edit what gets generated?
Always. Every piece is fully editable in the dashboard, and your team can regenerate any section for a different angle.
Is our sermon content private?
Your sermons and the content we generate stay inside your account. Nothing publishes without your team's sign-off, and everything we make is yours to post, send, and keep. See our privacy policy for how we handle your data.