Living SermonA sermon does not have to end when the room empties.
A church preaches on Sunday. By Monday the message is finished, and the person who most needed it is left with a recording they will not play. Living Sermon gives that sermon a second life: something people can walk through slowly, ask real questions of, and come back to on a Tuesday night.
An assistant does the drafting. A named person at the church reads and approves every word before anything is public. That order never changes, and it is the whole reason a church can say yes to this.
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How it works
Three steps, and only one of them asks anything of the church.
The church sends a sermon
A recording from Sunday, a manuscript, or notes. However they already have it. Nothing changes about how the sermon is prepared or preached.
A person approves every word
The assistant drafts an interactive version. A leader reads it as plain text cards, changes anything not in their voice, and publishes. Nothing goes live on its own.
It keeps working all week
People walk through it, sit with a phrase, and ask it questions. It answers only from what was actually preached, and hands anything heavy to a real person at that church.
Drafted by an assistant. Approved by a person. Always.
The assistant never invents doctrine, never blends one church's sermon with another's, and says plainly when it does not know rather than guessing. Each church's feed stays its own, so a congregation never receives another church's content by accident.
Where to go next
Three different people arrive here. This is the honest route for each.
See what setup looks like
How it works for a congregation, what it asks of you each week, and how pricing is arranged for a single church or a whole denomination.
I am looking for a sermonFind something already preached
Ask what is on your mind and see what churches on Living Sermon have preached about it. We are early, so there is not much here yet, and we would rather say so.
Partners and investorsStart a conversation
For funders, denominations and partners who want the fuller picture of where this is going and what we are building next.
Where we actually are
We are early, and we would rather say that plainly than imply otherwise. The platform is built and live, and the format has been proven on more than one kind of content. What we are looking for now are the churches who want to shape it with us. Getting in touch is not a payment step and commits you to nothing.