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Turn Sunday's sermon into a blog post people find on Google

People search Google every day for the very questions your sermon answered. A blog post built from the message puts your church in front of them, and Sermon Studio writes it for you from the transcript.

Written for readers, in the preacher's voice

The post keeps the illustrations, scriptures and emphasis of the sermon, but it is shaped for someone who was not in the room: a clear hook, descriptive headings and a takeaway. It is instructed not to add doctrine, stories or statistics the preacher did not use.

Built for search

Each post comes with a title under 65 characters, a meta description, a focus keyword and a short FAQ section. Scripture references link to BibleGateway in your chosen translation.

Publish it your way

Send the post to WordPress as a draft, publish it as a public sermon page hosted by the studio, or copy the text anywhere. A faithfulness check compares the post with what was actually preached before you publish.

Questions about sermon to blog post

Will the blog post say things I didn't preach?

It is written only from your transcript and told not to add doctrine or stories. You can also run the faithfulness check, which flags anything the sermon does not support.

Can it post to my church website?

Yes, if your site runs WordPress. Otherwise copy the post or publish it as a hosted sermon page.

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