Sermons are hard to find later
A strong sermon can help people for months or years, but most churches lose that value once the service is over.
Your church's teaching, finally usable
Your sermons don't disappear after Sunday.
Sermon Mind turns weekly preaching into a searchable library your church can revisit during the week, use in pastoral care, and share with members and guests.
3 free sermon uploads
No credit card required
Searchable sermon library
Private or public church pages
Built for pastors and church teams
What happens after upload
A sermon becomes searchable, usable, and easy to revisit
Search
Find any sermon by topic or verse
Search the sermon instead of hunting for the file
Revisit
Give members a library they can return to
Make past teaching easier to use during the week
Save time
Stop rewriting sermon context every week
Start from transcript, summary, verses, and tags
Recover older sermons
Bring years of teaching into one place
Make older sermons usable again
Why churches choose Sermon Mind
Most churches are sitting on years of underused teaching.
Members cannot easily revisit the right message
When someone needs a sermon on grief, marriage, prayer, or a passage of Scripture, getting back to the right message is usually harder than it should be.
Staff spends time answering the same questions
Someone on the team ends up searching old files, old pages, and old links to answer questions the library itself should answer.
What changes
When sermons become usable, the whole library starts doing work.
Find any sermon by topic or verse
Search by phrase, topic, or Scripture reference instead of depending on memory and old links.
Give members a searchable library
Make it easy for people to revisit teaching during the week instead of losing it after Sunday.
Stop rewriting sermon context every week
Let the transcript, summary, verses, and tags do the heavy lifting so your team is not starting from zero every time.
Make years of teaching usable again
Bring older sermons into one place and turn past teaching into something your church can still use.
How it works
Try one sermon. See the value quickly.
Upload a recent sermon
Start with the message you just preached or one you already have on hand.
Let processing finish
Sermon Mind prepares the transcript, summary, verses, and tags for that sermon.
Search it and see the value
Run a real search by topic or verse and see how quickly a sermon becomes useful again.
Keep building the library
Add new sermons each week or clean up older archives when you are ready.
Pricing
Choose the plan that fits your sermon volume.
Start with 3 free sermon uploads, no card required, and move to a paid plan when the library starts saving time and serving people.
Starter
Best for churches getting their sermon library in order
$29/month
Up to 8 processed sermons per month
View detailsGrowth
Best for teams with a steady weekly publishing rhythm
$79/month
Up to 30 processed sermons per month
View detailsChurch Pro
Best for larger teams, heavier volume, and deeper archive work
$149/month
Up to 75 processed sermons per month
View detailsFAQ
Questions that usually slow down a decision.
Can we keep our sermon library private?
Yes. You can keep the church page private for your team or make it public when you are ready.
How accurate are the transcripts and summaries?
They are meant to save time, not replace review. Sermon Mind gives your team a strong starting point, and your church should review generated output before publishing or relying on it.
Can we edit transcripts and sermon details?
Yes. Your team can review and edit sermon content before publishing so the final library reflects what you want people to see.
How do we control cost?
Pricing is based on sermon volume. Each plan includes a monthly sermon amount, overages are transparent, and archive imports are handled separately as one-time work.
Start with a real sermon
Upload one recent sermon and see what your church has been missing.
No credit card required. Upload a sermon, let it process, then search it the way a pastor, staff member, or church member actually would.
Search by topic or versePrivate or public sermon libraryBuilt for pastors and church teams