How it works
Your AI sermon writing coach meets you wherever the sermon begins.
Some pastors think out loud. Some start writing. Some have a finished draft and want a second set of eyes. Sermons.app supports all three ways of preparing—and you stay the author at every step.
Discover the message through conversation.
Some sermons aren't ready to be written yet—they need to be talked through first. Record a voice note on a morning walk, or open a live session and type as you think out loud. Your coach listens and reflects the shape of your thinking back to you.
- Surfaces your big idea and the recurring themes you keep circling
- Names the tension in the text you're wrestling with
- Offers possible directions for application—momentum, never a finished script
Write your sermon in a calm, focused workspace.
When you're ready to draft, write in a distraction-free editor that stays out of your way. Stuck on a line? Highlight it and select a clarifying option. Coaching arrives inline, right where you're working—never a separate chat window you have to babysit.
- Ask whether a line lands, whether it's clear, or whether it can be shorter
- Check any sentence against your own voice profile
- Keep momentum without leaving the page you're writing on
Sharpen a finished draft.
Already have a sermon written? Bring your own document. Your coach reads it the way a trusted mentor would—looking for where the message blurs, the structure sags, and where the application goes thin—then hands the decisions back to you to resolve.
- Feedback across clarity, structure, application, engagement, and faithfulness to the biblical text
- Voice-preserving suggestions, never a rewrite imposed on you
- You choose what to adopt and what to leave exactly as it is
Start where the sermon already is. Talk, write, or refine.
Try the sermon coach free—no signup, no card—and find out which one fits how you actually prepare.