Pastors pour many hours into a sermon that reaches their congregation for less than an hour on Sunday, then fades. SermonSeeds was built to change that: upload a sermon and get a full week of ministry content in minutes.^1
The web-based tool accepts audio, video, PDF, text, Word and PowerPoint files, a YouTube link, a Google Doc, or a Planning Center service plan. It transcribes the sermon, then uses AI to extract themes, scriptures, and key moments. From there it generates platform-ready social posts for Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter; quote graphics; sermon reels; a three-day devotional series; life group discussion guides with icebreakers, scripture in your preferred translation, discussion questions, and leader notes; blog posts with SEO controls; AI theme images drawn from the sermon's themes; presentation-ready sermon slides in six church styles and twelve colour themes, with export to PowerPoint, PDF, PNG, or Google Slides; and a public sermon page with QR codes for projection screens and bulletins. It also offers an analytics view and a Ministry Impact Report for church leadership.^2
The video clip editor lets pastors trim clips with word-level controls from a grouped transcript, layer in background music with auto-ducking when the speaker is talking, use speaker-tracking camera framing, choose from eight caption styles and nineteen fonts, and export in any aspect ratio (9:16, 1:1, 4:5, 16:9) or as audio-only MP3. A clip-identification model surfaces emotional beats, story climaxes, and quotable lines first.^1
SermonSeeds was built by a team of believers who describe themselves as people who sit in the pews, churchgoers who saw the gap between the pulpit and the congregation's weekly content diet. Founder Levi Morales is a full-stack developer with over a decade of experience building custom web applications; his professional background is publicly documented on his portfolio site and LinkedIn, and his code is published on GitHub.^5 The team built SermonSeeds around a conviction that every sermon deserves a longer life, and that AI should serve the pastor's voice, not replace it. Every piece of generated content is a draft for pastoral review before anything goes out. The site says sermon data is not used to train AI models, and the privacy policy commits to never selling user data to third parties and names OpenAI, Supabase, and Resend as processors. The tool supports both English and Spanish, and public sermon pages from a real congregation, The Family Church, show the tool in active use in mid-2026.^3
SermonSeeds is freemium, with a free plan and paid subscription tiers for more sermons, video clips, and team use. See the pricing page for current plans.^2
Notable- Web-only (no mobile app; a different, unrelated SermonSeeds sermon note-taking app exists on the App Store by James Perry / Prodigal Pig Apps)
- Planning Center bidirectional integration: import sermon notes and export generated content back as plan attachments
- Content calendar with smart scheduling, audience targeting for life group lessons (Men, Women, Youth, Kids, Couples, Young Adults), and bulk export as ZIP
- Active resource blog with practical guides on sermon repurposing, church social media, and small group content^4
- Available in English and Spanish
