Script
Written and organized.
Always.
One home for every sermon you write. Structured as you type, saved as you go, easy to find next year. Never lose a sermon again.
“Which doc was the final one?”
Every sermon, one home.
No more Word files on the old laptop, Google Docs named Final v3, or notes spread across three apps. Every sermon lives in your library, grouped by series, saved on every keystroke.
- Autosave, always. Nothing to remember.
- Series keep a season together
- Export to PDF, Word or text any time.
“I know I had a point here somewhere.”
Structure as you write.
Type / for a point, a verse, a story or a closing. Your outline builds itself while you write, and that same structure becomes your cues on Sunday.
- Points, sub-points, verses, stories, notes
- Highlight a line to turn it into a block
- Paste from anywhere and it comes in clean
“Hold on, let me look that verse up.”
Scripture where you need it.
Type a reference and the passage is there. Hover to read it, click to drop the text into your notes. No second tab, no copy and paste from a Bible site.
- KJV, WEB, ASV and 9 more
- Insert the verse text in one click
- Every sermon tagged by its passages
“Didn't we preach Romans last summer?”
Find it next year.
Search by passage, series, speaker or theme. Slides, graphics and files stay attached to the sermon they belong to, so nothing lives on one volunteer's laptop.
- Full sermon library, searchable
- Files and links attached to each sermon
- Version history, always free
How it fits the week
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Monday: the outline goes in
Drop the passage and the big idea. It is saved before you close the tab.
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Midweek: write in blocks
Points, verses and stories take shape as you type. Move them around without retyping.
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Friday: done
Nothing to export or format. The sermon you wrote is the sermon you preach.
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Next year: still there
Search the passage and pick up where you left off.
Questions pastors ask
All guides- Guide
What's the best free sermon writing software?
The free sermon writing tools pastors use, what each one is good at, and what free really includes. Trials marked as trials.
Read the answer - Alternative
What's a better alternative to Word for writing sermons?
Word and Google Docs were built for memos. What a sermon editor adds, how to bring your old sermons over, and when to stay with Word.
Read the answer - Guide
How should I organize years of old sermons?
Years of sermons in Word files, binders and three apps. A simple system for organizing them by series and passage, and finding any of them in seconds.
Read the answer - Guide
Is there sermon software that doesn't write the sermon for me?
Want a sermon tool that leaves the writing to you? Exactly where ServantSuite uses AI, where it never does, and what happens to your words.
Read the answer
Try it this Sunday.
Free forever, for every pastor. Five-minute setup for your whole team.