Every sermon your church has preached, at one address
A public site for your sermons and nothing else, with your church’s name on it: the archive, series, speakers, a scripture index, and a page for every sermon.
The site
The pages your congregation uses
- A landing page
- Your church’s name, the newest sermon with its player, and the way into everything else.
- The archive
- Every sermon, filtered by year, book, speaker, series, or service, with search across the full transcripts. It comes 24 to a page with a count, never as an endless scroll.
- A page per sermon
- The player, the transcript, the passages it preached, the summary, a printable PDF, and the service’s video, linked from YouTube or Vimeo or, on Platform and Pro, hosted here.
- Series and speakers
- An index of every series with a page for each, in the order they were preached, and a page for everyone who has preached.
- A scripture index
- Every book your church has preached from, and under each one the sermons that preach it.
Sermon record
- Preached
- June 8, 2025
- Speaker
- Rev. Margaret Holt
- Series
- The Psalms of Ascent
- Passage
- Psalm 121
- Length
- 34 min 50 sec
The record that opens an example sermon page. The church and its preachers are invented.
Beyond the page
Your name on it, and readable by search engines
- It carries your name
- Your church’s name, your colors, and your podcast links. On Platform and Pro the page doesn’t mention us. On Library, there’s one line in the footer.
- Search engines can read it
- Each sermon page describes the sermon as an audio or video recording, its preacher as a person, and your church as the publisher, in the structured data search engines read. Series and scripture pages describe themselves as collections, and the library publishes a sitemap of all of it.
- It’s built for a phone
- That’s where a congregation reads, so it gets the most care: large type, a visible edge on every control, and a dark theme that follows the reader’s device.
- Or keep the website you have
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Paste two elements into a page,
<sm-sermon-list>and<sm-sermon>, and the sermon list and the transcript show up there instead. Both read the same public API.
Where we stop
The rest of your website stays yours
- We don’t build church websites. Events, giving, a member directory, staff pages, and forms are real needs, and other people build them well. The library covers sermons.
- We don’t touch your channel. If the service is already on YouTube or Vimeo, link it and the sermon page shows it above the transcript, loading nothing from them until a visitor presses play. We never upload to your channel or change its descriptions. On Platform and Pro you can upload the service’s video instead, and we keep the sermon’s part of it, playing on its own page with the transcript following along. On Library we keep only its sound.
Tell us about your church
Tell us where your sermons live today, and we’ll say how they’d come over to a library of your own.