Complete Bundle · See what you get
One sermon in, a whole week of content out.
Every week we turn your pastor's sermon into study guides for men, women, and youth, quote cards, a captioned clip, and ready-to-share social posts. Everything below was made from one sermon, “The Father Who Runs,” preached at Lanternfield Community Church, the fictional church from our live demo.
1 · Weekly study guides
Study guides for men, women, and youth
One printable page for each group: the big idea, the passage, discussion questions that link to moments in the sermon, a challenge for the week, and a closing prayer. The youth version is written the way students actually talk.
2 · Quote cards
Quote cards in your church's branding
Short lines pulled straight from the sermon in your pastor's own words, sized 1080×1350 for Instagram and Facebook. A “question of the week” card helps keep the conversation going.
3 · Sermon clips & captions
Vertical clips with burned-in captions
We cut a short moment from the sermon into a 1080×1920 vertical video for Reels, Shorts, and Stories, with large captions that work with the sound off. In a real clip, your pastor's video and voice play behind the captions; this silent sample shows the caption style over an illustrated background.
Want this for your church every week?
The Complete Bundle is $179/month and includes everything in the Chat plan. Your sermons, your branding, your pastor's words. Every plan starts with a 30-day free trial.
All samples on this page were created for Lanternfield Community Church, a fictional church with a fictional pastor, made for our demo. Any resemblance to a real church or person is coincidental. Scripture quotation from the World English Bible (public domain).
4 · Ready-to-share social posts
Captions written for each platform
Every week you get copy for Facebook, Instagram, and X that promotes the sermon and the clip. Copy, paste, post.
Have you ever rehearsed a speech for God? In Part 3 of Seventy Times Seven, Pastor Sam walked us through the story of the prodigal son in Luke 15. One moment stopped the room: the father doesn't wait for the apology. He doesn't demand the speech. He runs. Watch the 15-second clip below, then catch the whole message on our website. Small groups: this week's study guides for men, women, and youth are ready to download. Questions about forgiveness? Ask our sermon library any time at lanternfieldchurch.example/ask
“You don't have to clean up first. You don't need the perfect speech. Just start walking home.” From Sunday's message, The Father Who Runs (Luke 15). Watch the clip on our Reels, and tap the link in our bio for the full sermon and this week's study guides. Who kept the porch light on for you? Tell us below. #LanternfieldChurch #SeventyTimesSeven #ProdigalSon #Luke15 #Grace
Sample · Fictional churchThe father in Luke 15 doesn't wait for the apology. He doesn't demand the speech. He runs. 15 seconds from Sunday with Pastor Sam. Full sermon and study guides: lanternfieldchurch.example/sermons