Your Sermon, Prepared.

A full sermon manuscript (1,800–2,200 words), a themed PowerPoint deck, and a complete sermon toolkit — including Study Notes with Greek/Hebrew word studies, a Pastor’s Outline, Bulletin Outline, one-week Devotional, Children’s Ministry content, Prayer Points, Social Media Posts, and an Email Summary. All generated from your scripture, topic, and theological profile. You review and edit the manuscript before slides are created.

Your first 3 sermons are completely free — no payment required. After that, affordable credit packs and monthly plans are available. Each credit covers one sermon manuscript, PowerPoint slides, and the full sermon toolkit.

SermonFlow comes preloaded with widely recognized denominations including Baptist, Methodist, Lutheran, Reformed/Presbyterian, Pentecostal/Charismatic, Non-denominational Evangelical, Catholic, Anglican/Episcopal, and Independent. Each shapes the theological tone and structure of your sermon. You can also fully customize your own theological profile to match your specific convictions.

Yes — that’s the whole point. Sermon Flow generates a starting draft. You can edit it manually, use the AI Section Editor to refine specific passages, or chat with your sermon to explore ideas. The pastor remains the herald.

Every sermon generates a full suite of ministry resources organized into Prepare and Share categories. Prepare includes: Study Guide, Study Notes (with Greek/Hebrew word studies, Strong’s references, and commentary sources), Pastor’s Outline, Bulletin Outline, a one-week Devotional, Children’s Ministry content, and Prayer Points. Share includes: Social Media Posts and an Email Summary. Each item can be regenerated up to 3 times.

Yes. Your sermons, profile, and church information belong to you. We don’t share your content with other users or use it to train AI models.

Paid credits never expire. Use them whenever you’re ready.

No. Sermon Flow generates a starting draft — like a commentary or study Bible. You still need to pray, study, and make the message yours. We require you to review and edit every manuscript before slides can be generated.

We’ve built theological framing for each supported denomination. When you tell us your tradition, the output reflects your tradition’s language, emphasis, and structure. You can also write your own theological notes, which override our defaults. We always recommend reviewing every draft against Scripture — the AI is a tool, not a teacher.

It can happen — that’s exactly why we require mandatory review before slide generation. The manuscript is a draft, not a finished sermon. Your pastoral discernment is the final authority. If something doesn’t align with your conviction, edit it or start fresh.

No one but you. Your sermons, theological profile, and church information are private. We don’t share your content with other users, publish it, or use it to train AI models.