SermonAudio is a free library of audio and video sermons from conservative Christian churches and ministries, holding more than 3.1 million sermons from tens of thousands of speakers.^1 Listeners can stream or download preaching, watch live webcasts, and find a local church through the Church Finder, on the web, in apps for phones and TV, and on smart speakers.^1
Every sermon is transcribed with Vault AI so the archive is searchable, and the new Reader Mode lets you read a transcript in full screen, follow along as phrases highlight during playback, search within it, and print or download it.^3 Ask! takes a theological question in everyday language, in any language, and answers from sermons on the platform, with complete citations so you can hear the excerpts yourself.^5 Global Sermons can re-preach a message in 46 languages, and its voiceprints now carry the original preacher's own voice into those languages.^6 Broadcasters upload audio and video without limits, podcast and cross-publish their sermons, and get a standalone church site and app.^2 The Sermons app now brings articles, full-screen clips, tappable Scripture references, curated collections, and a new webcast screen into the same experience.^8 Broadcasting runs on one monthly account price with most features included, while Global Sermons, Ask!, and Promotional Tools are optional extras that may add fees; see the pricing page for the current model.^9 Listening stays free.
Steven Lee grew up treasuring preaching: "I grew up listening to just boxes and boxes of cassette tapes of preaching."^10 After a year of coding, he launched SermonAudio on May 1, 2000, with a mission from day one to preserve and propagate solid Bible teaching, after finding dusty cassette tapes of faithful sermons that might never be heard again.^11 The team now runs its own Vault server fleet to preserve that preaching, with headquarters in Greenville, South Carolina, an operational site in Canada, and a United Kingdom site at the Let the Bible Speak Centre in Ahoghill, Northern Ireland built to serve as its full replica.^12 Broadcasters must hold the Articles of Faith: the inspiration of Scripture, the Trinity, the deity and substitutionary death of Christ, and salvation by grace through faith alone.^14
