Living SermonYour sermons are already good.
Most of them stop working the moment the service ends.
By Monday, someone in your congregation is searching online for the thing you preached about on Sunday — grief, doubt, a decision, a fight at home. Living Sermon gives that sermon a second life: findable, answerable, and honest about what it does and doesn't know. You still approve every word.
Talk to us about your churchHow it works
Send us a sermon
A recording or a manuscript, however you already have it. Nothing changes about how you prepare or preach.
You approve it, on WhatsApp
Our assistant drafts the interactive version. You (or someone you trust) read it and approve it before it is ever public. Nothing publishes itself.
It keeps working all week
People can walk through it, ask it questions grounded only in what you preached, and find it when they search for what's on their mind — even months later.
Drafted by an assistant. Approved by a person. Always.
Living Sermon never invents an answer, never publishes without a human reading it first, and never blends what one church said with another's.
This is the same promise we make to anyone who uses /find/. It's the whole reason this is worth doing.
Who's actually using this
Our founding pilot church
Living Sermon began with one local church, where every part of this — the walk-through format, the sermon-grounded Q&A, the approval flow — was built and is still being refined. We're early. We'd rather say that plainly than pretend otherwise.
Pricing
This isn't self-serve software you configure yourself — it's a service we run for you, so pricing starts with a conversation, not a checkout page.
One church, one deal
For a church that wants its own sermons findable and answerable, with a leader approving everything before it goes live.
Talk to usOne deal, many churches
For a union, network, or mission organisation funding this for member churches — one agreement, shared setup, each church still approves its own content.
Talk to usQuestions leaders ask us
Does this replace preaching, or the preacher?
No. It extends one sermon you already preached into a form people can search, ask questions of, and revisit — it doesn't write, deliver, or decide what gets preached.
Can it say something I didn't actually say?
No. Every answer it gives is grounded in that sermon's own text, and nothing publishes until you or someone you designate has read and approved it. If it doesn't know, it says so.
What does "talk to us" actually commit me to?
Nothing. It starts a conversation — usually over WhatsApp — about whether this is a fit and what setup would look like for your church. Registering interest is not a payment step.
Start a conversation
Tell us about your church. No commitment, no payment, just a real conversation about whether this fits.
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