Every sermon you preach is a preview. The person who'll become your most committed founding member might find you on TikTok three months before your launch Sunday. Sermon Clips turns each message into a social presence — automatically, while you're busy building everything else.
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Church planters wear every hat. The last thing you have is 3 hours on Monday morning to edit video clips.
Sermon Clips removes one hat. The one that was never yours to wear.
People don't show up to launch Sunday from a flyer. They show up because they've been watching your clips for three months and finally decided to come in person.
Someone in your city scrolls past a 60-second sermon clip. It resonates. They don't come to church yet — but they follow you.
Over 6–8 weeks, they watch 20–30 more clips. They develop trust. They feel like they know you and your theology before ever stepping foot in your building.
Launch Sunday, they walk through the door as a warm lead — not a cold visitor. They already know the pastor, the vibe, the theology. Assimilation happens faster.
The algorithm rewards consistency above everything else. A church planter posting 3–4 clips per week for 12 months will out-reach a church with 10× the budget that posts sporadically. Sermon Clips makes consistent posting possible for a solo operator — because it takes 15 minutes a week, not 15 hours.
You're meeting in a school gym, a living room, or a rented community space. The lighting isn't great. The camera is a phone or a mid-range camcorder. That's fine. Here's why.
People don't follow church planters because the production is polished. They follow because the preaching is real, the theology is clear, and they can tell the pastor genuinely believes what they're saying.
The #1 thing that kills church planter social presence isn't bad video quality — it's inconsistency. Going 3 weeks without posting because editing is overwhelming. AI solves that problem permanently.
Some of the fastest-growing church plants on TikTok post iPhone footage with AI-generated captions. The message travels. The production quality is a distant second.
One recommendation
If you're choosing between spending $200 on a lighting kit vs. 6 months of Sermon Clips: get the lighting kit first. Good light matters more than professional editing. Then add Sermon Clips to turn that improved footage into consistent content automatically.
Every sermon you preach becomes about 5 ready-to-post clips. Here's exactly what Sermon Clips creates from a single recording.
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Preach it once, post it all week. Every sermon becomes about 5 vertical clips with word-timed captions in your preached language, speaker tracking, dead-air trimming, and a thumbnail each — median turnaround around 15 minutes.
Your first two sermons are free — up to 5 clips, no credit card.
Start free. Your first sermon is on us. When you're ready to scale, the Weekly Pass is $9.99/week — less than a single Facebook ad boost.
No contracts. Cancel anytime. See all plans.
Absolutely. Church planters doing pop-up services in schools, coffee shops, or homes get the same results. We work with any sermon recording — even iPhone footage from a living room. Your content builds your audience before you have a physical location.
Short sermon clips on social media reach people in your city searching for a church like yours. They see your pastor's teaching style, your values, your heart — and can decide to attend before you've even launched. Months of consistent clips give launch-day visitors a reason to already trust you.
We work with whatever you have — iPhone video, basic webcam, Zoom recordings. Our AI enhances audio, adds captions, and creates clean vertical clips that perform well on social media even from imperfect source footage.
Free to start. Your first sermon is always free with no credit card required. Paid plans start at $9.99/week, cancel anytime. Many church plants use the free tier during pre-launch, then upgrade once financially established.
Indirectly. Clips come in one clean, consistent style — 9:16 vertical, speaker-tracked, word-timed captions — so your feed looks uniform from your very first sermon. Custom logos, colors, and fonts on clips aren't offered today; your brand identity comes through your handle, profile, and post copy.