From inspiration to finished manuscript in minutes.

The all-in-one AI sermon prep workspace.

Prepare sermons in your voice, grounded in your theology, and shaped by your study of God's Word. Sermon+ helps you move from your first idea to a complete manuscript without outsourcing your responsibility.

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Preparation time: two different measures

Half of 1,002 surveyed Protestant pastors reported 5–14 hours of sermon preparation per week in Lifeway Research's October 2008 telephone survey. This is weekly time, not time per sermon. Read the 2010 report.

In one synthetic development test, Sermon+ produced a 1,989-word working draft in 75 seconds from a 200-word brief and 14 Playbook documents using Gloo-hosted Claude Sonnet 4.6. This is not a production average, a pastor-approved sermon, or an end-to-end preparation time. It is not a like-for-like comparison with the weekly survey.

Set up once. Prepare each week.

Set your preferences: church context, theology, voice, sermon structure, and document formatting. Save them in your editable Playbook. Start with the essentials; completing every document is not required.
Bring in your study: import or paste your series brief, working sermon notes, and supporting resources.
Draft and refine your sermon using your Playbook and resources you select—or start with a manuscript you have already written. Review and revise the rough draft.
Create supporting materials from your generated, imported, or freshly written manuscript. Generate all content groups in one workflow or choose groups individually. Review before sharing; nothing publishes automatically.

After you preach

In Video Studio, paste a supported public or unlisted YouTube link you have permission to reuse—or upload your recording—to create captioned, vertical 9:16 clips for social media. Review the excerpts, framing, and captions before sharing.

One completed manuscript. Choose what comes next.

Choose Generate all to create all three content groups in one workflow, or select Slides, Social clips, and Newsletter & posts individually, in any combination. The outline and study guide refresh with Slides or Social clips. Quote videos are a separate, optional per-clip action.

Sermon outline, key movements, study guide, and discussion questions from your manuscript.
Slides: 11 PPTX-ready slides in 26 seconds in one test.
Writing assets: two blog drafts and a newsletter draft in 18 seconds in one test.
Social clips: five manuscript-derived suggestions in 34 seconds in one test.
Without a recording, optionally create a silent text quote video from a selected clip: a 12-second vertical video rendered in 18 seconds in one test, not generated footage.
Review, revise, and approve. Check Scripture and sources. Nothing is published automatically; you keep theological judgment and pastoral responsibility.

Single-run synthetic development benchmark, October 10, 2026. OpenAI GPT-5.6 Terra produced the slides, writing assets, and clip suggestions. Timing varies; these results are not typical-time guarantees or an accuracy claim. Cutting real footage requires a sermon recording.