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Sermon-to-Social

One sermon. One week of content. Done.

Your Sunday message becomes social posts, email devotionals, announcement graphics and newsletter copy, automatically. All in your pastor’s voice.

Your pastor preaches Sunday. By Wednesday, it’s gone.

The congregation hears the message once. Maybe it goes to YouTube. Then your communications team starts from scratch on next week. The sermon already contains a full week of posts, emails and engagement material; you just need a system to extract it.

One sermon produces all of this

Every output is written in your pastor’s voice and formatted per platform.

Five to seven social posts

Formatted for Facebook, Instagram and TikTok. Quote graphics, story clips and engagement questions.

Three to five quotable graphics

Pull quotes from the sermon, cleaned up and formatted for sharing. Ready for Canva or direct posting.

One email devotional

A midweek email that extends the sermon into your congregation’s inbox. Personal, reflective, actionable.

Announcement copy

Bulletin inserts, slide copy and short-form announcements tied to the sermon theme.

Discussion questions

Small group questions pulled directly from the sermon’s key points and application.

Video clip timestamps

The best 60 to 90 second moments marked with exact timestamps, ready for your editor to clip.

Three steps. One week of content.

1

Submit your transcript

Upload a transcript or recording after Sunday. Otter.ai, Descript, YouTube captions or a Word doc all work.

2

AI extracts the content

The system identifies quotes, stories, takeaways, discussion starters and community invitations.

3

Get formatted outputs

Platform-ready pieces with posting recommendations and a seven-day content calendar. Review, edit, post.

A pastor talking with a member of the congregation in the church lobby after a service

Next Sunday, somebody new walks in.

Make sure they hear from you before they wonder whether it was worth it.

No contract to see it. Live in under a week if you want it.