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Sermon presentations

Keep the focus on the message. Not on formatting slides.

Prepare sermon and Sabbath School presentations in your ministry’s brand. Turn an outline into a deck, refine each slide, and guide your congregation through the message.

Free beta · No credit card · Paid subscriptions are not available yet.

Made for the way ministries work

From outline to presentation

Start from notes or templates, then organize title, Scripture, teaching points, discussion and closing slides.

A consistent visual language

Apply a theme and your ministry brand across the deck. Edit wording, imagery and layout where the message needs it.

Ready for your teaching setup

Present from the app or export to PowerPoint. Review slide content and test your display setup before the service.

See what you can make

Sample sermon and Sabbath School slides created with the actual presentation templates and design renderer.

Sample preview loads as you scroll. Explore the live demo to edit.

A simpler path from idea to finished work

  1. 1

    Bring your notes

    Enter a sermon outline or choose a sermon or Sabbath School starting point.

  2. 2

    Review the deck

    Check Scripture references, teaching points and readability, then edit the slides.

  3. 3

    Present or export

    Use the presentation tools or download for your preferred workflow.

Before you get started

Can I change the generated slides?

Yes. Generated slides are a draft, not a locked presentation. Edit text, layouts, images and themes before presenting.

Does AI sermon generation use credits?

Full AI sermon generation uses a separate sermon-deck allowance. The free beta includes two AI sermon decks monthly; check the in-app allowance before generating.

Can it prepare Sabbath School slides?

Yes. Sermon and Sabbath School presentation workflows are available. Review lesson content and references before teaching.

More time for ministry. Less time starting over.

Try the free beta with 50 AI credits and 2 AI sermon decks each month. Review every draft before sharing.