✍️ SermonScribe — $49–149 (pay as you go or monthly)

Turn Sunday's sermon into a transcript, summary, small-group questions, and follow-up email — in one SermonScribe

AI sermon transcription, summary, small-group questions, and follow-up emails. Included in Ministry Stack Pass, or $49–149 on its own.

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What's Included

Everything that happens after you step out of the pulpit — done for you, in minutes

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Sermon Transcription
Upload an MP3/M4A or paste a YouTube link. Get a clean, paragraph-formatted transcript with timestamps and speaker labels, ready for archive, captions, or blog post.
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Summary & Key Points
A one-paragraph summary and bulleted key points pull the actual argument out of a 35-minute sermon. Drop the summary into your bulletin, weekly email, or next-series announcement.
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Small-Group Questions
Six small-group questions generated from the actual content of this Sunday's sermon — not generic prompts. Each question opens a thread small-group leaders can run with for the week.
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Follow-Up Email
A follow-up email drafted in your voice — recap, application, next steps, link to the audio. Send as-is or edit. Drop in your church logo and signature, hit send.
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Archive & Search
Every transcript and summary lands in a searchable archive. Pull last Easter's summary when you're prepping the next series. Pull anything you preached in the last two minutes.
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Regenerate Sections
Not the right question? Wrong email tone? Regenerate any section with one click — your archive keeps the previous version tagged so you can swap back if you liked it better.
Sample Output

See what SermonScribe produces

Sample "John 11" — The Raising of Lazarus · Post-Sunday Package
🎙️ Transcript (excerpt)
[00:00:32] Open with prayer…
[00:14:18] "When Jesus arrives at Bethany, Lazarus has been dead four days. Martha comes out to meet Him. Her famous line comes a few verses later: 'Lord, if you had been here, my brother would not have died.' She's not yelling at Him. She's making a confession of faith and a confession of grief at the same time…"
[00:28:55] "The shortest verse in the English Bible is two words: 'Jesus wept.' And it's not sad that He wept. It's hope. Because the God who made us took on flesh and entered our grief…"
+ full 40-minute transcript with timestamps and paragraph break-down.
📝 Summary (excerpt)
Sunday's sermon walked through John 11 — the raising of Lazarus — and made the case that Jesus's tears at the tomb are the center of our hope. He is not indifferent to our waiting rooms or our grief. The argument moves in three steps: (1) Martha's confession shows that real grief and real faith coexist; (2) "Jesus wept" shows God entered suffering without being defeated by it; (3) the resurrection shows that the same voice that raised Lazarus raises us — and calls us back to the family table He is still preparing.
👥 Small-Group Questions (excerpt)
1. Martha says "Lord, if you had been here…" — when have you said something like that to God? What were you grieving?
2. "Jesus wept" is two words. Why do you think John included it? What does it tell you about God?
3. Lazarus walks out still wrapped in grave clothes. What are the "grave clothes" Jesus is asking you to let Him take off this week?
4. If you're in a waiting room right now — what would it look like to trust that Jesus is not late?
+ 2 more — for small-group leaders, each opens a 10–15 minute conversation.
📧 Follow-Up Email (excerpt)
Subject: He's not late

Church family — Yesterday we walked through John 11 together. The headline is one verse: Jesus wept. The God who made us entered grief without being defeated by it. If you're in a waiting room today, hear this: He is not late.
Read the full summary → [link]
Small-group questions for this week → [link]
See you Sunday — we're starting a new series on the Sermon on the Mount.

↑ transcript + summary + 6 small-group questions + follow-up email generated from a 38-minute audio upload in under 5 minutes

FAQ

Common questions

What exactly is SermonScribe?

SermonScribe takes the audio of a sermon — MP3, M4A, or a YouTube link — and returns a full transcript, a clean summary, six small-group discussion questions, and a follow-up email ready to send to your congregation. Whole package in under five minutes from upload.

Is this a one-time purchase or a subscription?

Both. SermonScribe on its own starts at $49 for ten sermons, with the Pro plan at $99/month for unlimited transcripts and the Church plan at $149/month for unlimited transcripts plus unlimited small-group question variations and a custom-branded follow-up email domain.

How is this different from free transcription tools?

Free transcription tools give you a wall of text and stop. SermonScribe gives you a transcript you can actually use post-Sunday — paragraphs structured for reading, timestamps for finding the key moment, a one-paragraph summary you can drop into the bulletin, six small-group questions tuned to the actual content of your sermon, and a follow-up email that sounds like you, not like AI.

Is SermonScribe included in the Ministry Stack Pass?

Yes. SermonScribe is one of the eight products included in the Ministry Stack Pass ($99/month) alongside SermonStack, SermonPromote, ChordChartStack, KidsStack, PolicyStack, ScriptureStack, and IllustrationStack. If you want two or more products from the stack, the Pass is the better value.

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