Sermons
From study, to Sunday, to the archive
A sermon is written once. Its passages feed the service plan, its outline feeds the screens, and the finished message lands on the website without anybody re-uploading anything.
What it does
A study workspace, not a text box
Scripture panel, notes, cross references and an outline builder in one place, with the Bible engine resolving passages rather than a copy-paste.
AI that cites, or says nothing
Every AI answer carries its sources and links to them. An assistant that cannot show where a claim came from does not make the claim.
Private stays private
Manuscript and personal reflection are not published by default and never leave through a projection. What reaches a screen is the public summary.
The archive builds itself
Published sermons appear on the website with their passages, series and speaker already attached.
Why it matters that this is one system
The sermon, the service plan, the screens, the stream overlay and the public archive are five views of one record — which is why the archive is never three weeks behind.