
For confessional Reformed churches
Sermon clips from Sunday, faithfully shared all week.
We cut Sunday's livestream into short sermon clips for Facebook, Instagram and YouTube Shorts, with Scripture cards and daily verses to fill the week. Your elders approve each one. Your pastor's words and Scripture's words, nothing else.
Your first two Lord's Days are free.
How it works
Nothing to upload, edit or schedule. You only review.
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Sunday: we fetch the livestream
We pull your service from YouTube or SermonAudio after it ends. You upload nothing.
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We find the sermon
Singing, announcements and prayers are trimmed away. Two independent checks agree on where the sermon begins and ends.
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We cut and check the clips
Short highlights are cut, captioned and framed for phones. A quality check drops any clip that leans on an earlier point or wanders.
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Your elders review, then it posts
A week of posts waits in a review queue on your phone. Approve, edit a caption or reject. Approved posts go out Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Built on convictions, not engagement
Most sermon tools sell AI-written devotionals and blog posts. We think a church's public voice should be its pastor's preaching and the Word of God.
We never write theology
Clips are your pastor's own preaching. Cards and daily posts are the text of Scripture, fetched from the Bible API, never a model's paraphrase. We do not sell AI devotionals, AI blog posts or sermon chatbots.
The session keeps oversight
On Approve & Post, nothing goes out until someone presses Approve. On Autopilot, every post waits out a veto window and anyone on your review list can stop it.
Your confession is the standard
Study guides are checked against the Westminster Standards, the Three Forms of Unity or the 1689, whichever you hold. If any check fails, no guide is sent.
The Lord's Day is kept
Nothing posts on Sunday unless you turn this off. The full sermon goes up Sunday evening only if you choose.
Two ways to post
Approve & Post waits for an elder to approve every post. Autopilot posts the clips that pass the quality check after a 12-hour veto window, so anyone on your session can still stop one.
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