Sermonly is Tithely's all-in-one sermon writing tool for pastors who want research, Scripture, and a manuscript in one place instead of a word processor and a stack of tabs.^1 It presents itself as built by pastors for pastors, made to help pastors save time, stay organized, and research smarter.^1
You write and store every sermon in one library, with a built-in Bible in various translations open beside the draft.^1 Its AI Researcher simplifies research by generating outlines, character studies, and modern-day examples of biblical topics.^1 Snippets collect material from websites and digital books into a library you can drop into a sermon, templates help keep a weekly structure, and tags make old sermons searchable.^1 Read-only mode keeps the manuscript from changing while you preach.^1 Existing sermons import from Word, Pages, or text files, and the same library is available on desktop, web, and mobile, with a companion iOS app listed as Sermon.ly by Your Giving, Inc.^2
Sermonly grew inside Tithely, the church technology company behind it. Frank Barry, Tithely's COO and a founding team member, recalled in a Modern Church Leader conversation that "we've been building this tool called Sermonly at Tithely to help pastors write sermons" for a few years, and that when AI arrived the team put AI into that sermon writing tool.^5 Sermonly's own blog carries a boundary for that work: AI can help with research, and AI is not a replacement for the wisdom and discernment of the Holy Spirit.^6
Sermonly is subscription-based after a 7-day free trial, with monthly and yearly plans described on its pricing page.^2 Tithely still points church leaders to Sermonly on its AI resources page.^4
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