Pentecost is the most visually powerful Sunday of the year. Upload your sermon — AI finds the Acts 2 reading, altar call, and Spirit-filled moments that get shared. Up to 5 clips, captioned and vertical.
First 2 full sermons free · No credit card · up to 5 clips delivered
Upload Sunday. Post by Sunday night.
Upload the MP4 from Sunday's recording or paste a YouTube link. Works with any setup — phone recording, DSLR, or full broadcast camera.
Our church-trained AI scans the full transcript for altar calls, prophetic words, scripture readings, and testimonies — then checks the actual frames before clipping.
Up to 5 clips — captioned, vertical, each with its own thumbnail. Post the altar call Sunday night. Keep posting through the week. Your church grows past Pentecost.
Pentecost commemorates the moment in Acts 2 when the Holy Spirit fell on the disciples — tongues of fire, a rushing wind, 3,000 saved in a single day. It's the birthday of the church. It's also the Sunday many churches see breakthrough — altar calls, healings, baptisms, Spirit-filled testimonies.
The problem: most of those moments stay in the room. The altar call where ten people came forward — gone. The Acts 2 reading that made the room go quiet — gone. The testimony from someone who'd been waiting years for this moment — never posted.
Sermon Clips changes that. Upload your Pentecost sermon after service. Our church-trained AI identifies the altar moments, scripture passages, prophetic words, and emotional beats that matter. Thirty minutes later, you have up to 5 clips — captioned, vertical, ready to post through the week leading into Trinity Sunday.
The people who were in the room share what happened. The people who weren't see what they missed. That's how a Pentecost service becomes a Pentecost season.
Generic AI clips for engagement. We clip for what the Spirit does in the room.
When the Spirit shows up — the altar call, the prophetic word, the spontaneous worship. Our AI reads the full transcript and checks the actual frames to find the Pentecost moments worth clipping.
Acts 2:1-4. Joel 2:28. "Tongues of fire." Captions burned into every clip, timed word by word in the language the sermon was preached in.
Every clip comes out 9:16 vertical with the speaker tracked and kept in frame — the format Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts, TikTok, and Facebook favor. No manual reformatting.
One Pentecost sermon becomes a week of content — the Acts 2 reading, the altar call, the testimony, the challenge. Post one a day through the week into Trinity Sunday.
Upload after service. Clips ready in 30 minutes. Post the altar call clip while people are still talking about what happened that morning.
Your media team shouldn't lose Sunday afternoon to Premiere. Upload the sermon, download the clips, post. Done before dinner.
The Acts 2 reading
"When the day of Pentecost came, they were all together in one place..." — scripture read with intention is your most quotable clip, with word-timed captions burned in.
The altar call or ministry time
When people respond — coming forward, raising hands, receiving prayer — that's the moment people who weren't there need to see. When the pastor narrates it, the transcript surfaces it.
The Spirit-filled testimony
Someone shares what God did. Healings, breakthroughs, salvation — testimony clips travel further than preaching clips because they're personal proof. We surface them.
The teaching moment
The pastor unpacks "tongues of fire," the Joel 2:28 prophecy, the wind imagery — these are the explainers people screenshot and share with friends asking questions.
The closing challenge
The call to walk in Spirit-filled boldness, to share what happened, to come back next Sunday and bring someone — closing charges with clear action steps drive shares and DMs.
Pentecost Sunday is May 24. Sign up now and have your workflow ready before Sunday. First 2 sermons free.
Upload your Pentecost sermon video to Sermon Clips — MP4, MOV, or a YouTube link all work. Our AI processes the full message and picks the best moments to clip — typically about 5 per sermon. You download the clips and post. The whole process takes about 30 minutes after upload.
The highest-performing Pentecost clips typically fall into five categories: (1) the Acts 2 scripture reading, (2) the altar call or prayer moment, (3) testimonies of the Holy Spirit moving in someone's life, (4) the moment the pastor explains "tongues of fire" or the wind imagery, and (5) the closing challenge to walk in Spirit-filled boldness. Sermon Clips analyzes the full transcript and checks the actual frames to surface moments like these.
Start Sunday afternoon while the room is still buzzing about what happened. Post the altar call or testimony clip first — those drive the highest shares. Then spread the remaining clips across the week leading into Trinity Sunday. One clip per day extends the reach of your Pentecost message all the way to the next service.
Most sermons process in 20–35 minutes after upload. Upload right after service, and your clips are ready before lunch. For a 45-minute Pentecost sermon, expect up to 5 clips delivered in roughly 30 minutes — captioned, vertical, and ready to post.
Yes — your first full sermon is processed completely free. No credit card required. Upload any sermon to test the workflow before Pentecost on May 24, then upload the Pentecost message Sunday and have clips ready before evening service. If you want to keep using Sermon Clips after that, plans start at $9.99/week.
Sermon Clips works from the transcript of what's spoken, so altar calls, prayers, and ministry moments with clear speech can surface alongside the sermon proper. Purely musical or wordless worship moments are harder for it to find — the strongest clips come from moments where someone is speaking.
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