Every sermon your church has preached, in one place.

Upload the recording. It’s transcribed, every verse is indexed, and it goes out to your website, podcast and the Bible app.

Sermons

Speakers and series: Every sermon tied to who preached it and the series it belongs to.
Audio and video: Upload the recording or paste a YouTube link; the details fill in from the video.
Scripture: The passage preached, plus every verse read, cited or quoted inside the sermon.
Drafts and publishing: Hidden until it’s ready. Publish when you say so.

Every upload gets sermon transcripts automatically. Click any line to play from that moment in the audio.

Click to listen: Each line plays from that moment in the audio.
Verses found for you: Every reference that was read, cited or quoted is detected and tagged to its spot in the transcript and the audio.
Other languages: Translate the transcript, have someone review it, and publish it with generated audio.

Every word ever preached from your pulpit.

Words and phrases: Exact matches with the sentence they were said in, and counts by speaker and year.
Meaning: Search for what was said, not just the words: “anxiety” finds the sermons on worry.
Scripture: A verse, a chapter or a book: every sermon that touched it.
Topics: Topic pages that gather the excerpts across sermons.

Open any chapter and see how many sermons touched each verse.

Read, cited or quoted: The Pulpit Concordance tells apart the main text, a citation and a quotation.
Straight to the spot: Each sermon opens at the moment the verse came up, with the transcript and the audio.

Which books your church preaches from, and which it hasn’t.

Book by book: Sermons per book and chapter, over any span of years.
Connections: Which books get preached together: Matthew with Isaiah, Romans with Genesis.

Knows your whole archive and does the office work.

Add a sermon from a link: Paste the YouTube link. It drafts the record with speaker, series, passage and date for you to approve.
Research across the archive: “Everything we’ve preached on suffering in Job since 2020” comes back as a study guide with quotes and sources.
Fix the records: “Tag the verses in Sunday’s sermon” or “move these to the Romans series” becomes a change you approve, never a silent edit.
Reports: Sermons per speaker, year and book. What’s missing audio or a transcript.

Upload once. Everything else pulls from here.

Podcast: A feed for Apple Podcasts, Spotify and the rest, with your artwork.
API: A documented REST API for your website or developer.
MCP: An MCP server, so ChatGPT, Claude and other agents can answer from your sermons.
Bible app: Your archive shows up in Sermon Platform Bible, beside the verses.
Branding: Your name, logo and podcast artwork on everything.

We set each church up by hand. Tell us about yours and we’ll be in touch.