Mission
A pastor spends most of a week on Sunday's message. It is heard once, by the people who were in the room, and by Tuesday it is a recording nobody opens. Meanwhile the member who missed, the family that moved away and the neighbor who has never walked in are all on their phones. Sermon Clips exists to close that gap, in the pastor's own words, without adding a single task to anyone's week.
Churches are the only organizations that produce something worth saying every single week, and almost none of them have a free afternoon to cut it up for the feed. The result is predictable: the sermon gets recorded, the recording gets uploaded, and the people it was for never see it.
We think the fix is not more content and not a louder voice. It is getting one Sunday's message in front of the people it was already for, five more times, Monday through Friday, exactly as it was preached. A clip of the illustration. A clip of the Scripture turn. The transcript for the small group, the devotional for the week. All of it from what the pastor actually said.
That is the whole job. It is a small one, and we would rather do it completely than do a bigger one badly.
The AI finds, cuts, frames and transcribes what was preached. It does not write a sentence the preacher did not say, and it will not speak in a voice that is not theirs. The message stays the pastor's.
Scrubbing a recording, typing captions, cropping to vertical and exporting for every feed is work that falls on a tired volunteer or on the pastor. That is the part we take. Sermon prep, hospital visits and the people in the room are not ours to touch.
Clips land in a dashboard. Someone at the church watches them and chooses which ones to post. We do not post for you, so a clip that misses the point of the message never reaches the congregation.
The numbers on this site are read from the database, not typed. There are no invented churches or testimonials. If a page promises something, the pipeline does it, and a test fails if the copy drifts.
The smallest church and the largest get the same pipeline. The free tier is the whole product on one sermon, not a demo, so a church can decide on its own sermon before a dollar changes hands.
The lines we drew on purpose, with the reasons, are on the promise page. Who builds this and why is on the about page.
One sermon free, no card. Paste the link, open the email, decide for yourself.
Clip a sermon free