Your sermon Instagram carousel ready to post
Extend the Sermon turns Sunday's message into a ready-to-post Instagram carousel that carries one idea from tension to answer, with scripture quoted word for word. It comes in your church's colors, with a caption and a few hashtags already written.
Everything we make is yours to post, send, and keep.
Three lines sit in your notes app, typed after last Sunday's second service, back when the carousel still felt like a Wednesday job.
They're still three lines. Nothing broke when they stayed there, and that's exactly why they're easy to lose.
So Sunday's message gets its one Sunday. The volunteer who worked the nursery through all of it, and the family that was home sick, never get a second pass at it.
A carousel earns its swipe when it carries one idea from start to finish. That's the shape Extend the Sermon builds.
Start with one upload
You start it the way you start everything else here. Upload Sunday's file, or paste the YouTube or Vimeo link, and that one upload comes back as more than 20 finished pieces, usually inside an hour.
Once the kit's back, the carousel is its own step. Press "Make my carousel," then leave the page while it builds. It'll be waiting when you come back.
One idea carried straight through
Six or seven slides, opening on the tension the sermon opened on, landing the answer on the last one. Each slide keeps to a few words, because a feed gets swiped, not read.
One slide quotes scripture from the sermon word for word, so the verse someone heard Sunday is still in front of them Thursday when they scroll back through the account.
Colors that fit your church
The carousel comes in your church's brand colors. If you'd rather not make that call on a Saturday, we'll choose colors that suit the message instead. Either way, it's built for this one sermon.
A caption ready to post
Every carousel comes with a caption written in your church's voice, plus a few hashtags, so there's nothing left to write before it posts. The caption's pulled from the same sermon the slides came from, so it reads like it belongs with them.
Download the slides sized for Instagram with the caption included. Post it yourself, or hand it to whoever's running the account this week.
Redo any part of it
One slide can be redone with the same words and a new design. The whole carousel can be made again from the same sermon, too.
Then Wednesday comes and someone who missed Sunday swipes through the whole thing on their phone, and you didn't give up a night to build it.
Get your free sermon and see what comes back, because the only carousel worth judging is one built from your own pastor's words. There's no card to enter.
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Send us one sermon. See the whole week.
Paste a YouTube link or upload the file. Usually inside an hour, you get more than 20 finished pieces from that one sermon. The first one is free, no card.
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