Church Sermon NotesGet your churchtaking notes on your sermons.
Your congregation fills in interactive sermon notes together every Sunday — and keeps them all week. Then Church Sermon Notes turns that same message into a devotional, small group questions, and an AI study assistant they can ask questions of all week, published to your church's own branded page. And so much more.
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Don't take our word for it. Go read this Sunday's notes.
Summit Park Church runs 30 for 30 on Church Sermon Notes — a 30-day devotional released a day at a time, alongside their Sunday message notes. It's public. Open it and click around before you sign up for anything.
Summit Park Church
Welcome Home
Good News · Scott Obremski · Galatians 4:1-7
Point #1: Adoption Gives Us Security
Point #2: Adoption Gives Us Intimacy
Point #3: Adoption Gives Us An Inheritance
✏️ This is the part I keep forgetting
“God isn't building a company. He's building a family.”
— Scott Obremski
Sunday morning. Members follow along, fill in the blanks, and keep their own notes inline.
Summit Park Church
Join FreeWeek 3 — August 17-23
Day 15: Welcome Home
Mon, Aug 17
Day 16: From Slave to Son
Tue, Aug 18
Day 17: The God Who Draws Near
Wed, Aug 19
Day 22: The Work Is God’s
Unlocks Aug 25
All week. A 30-day devotional unlocks a day at a time, on their branded page.
Published by Summit Park Church. No account needed to read it.
Engagement
They showed up to hear it.
Help them walk out still holding it.
A message people only listen to is mostly gone by lunch. A message they fill in, mark up, and take home stays with them all week.
Why It Works
People remember what they write down.
A reason to lean in
Fill-in-the-blank notes turn passive listening into participating. Your congregation watches for the next word to fill in — not the clock.
Retention, not stenography
Writing the key words down by hand is what makes a point stick. The blanks make that happen without anyone scrambling to keep up.
Sunday is still there on Wednesday
Every blank, highlight, and personal note saves to their account. The message does not evaporate on the drive home.
You can see it working
Your dashboard shows notes written, highlights, shares, and downloads per sermon — so engagement is a number you can watch, not a guess.
Nothing to install
A QR code on the screen and they are following along in seconds. No app store, no account required to start.
Digital Church Bulletin
Your bulletin, on the phonealready in their hand.
Announcements, events, sign-ups, and the order of service — everything the paper insert carried, on a branded page your church controls. Then it keeps going: the same page becomes the sermon notes they fill in during the message, and the devotional they open on Wednesday.
One QR code on the way in
No app store, no account needed to start. They scan the code on the screen and the bulletin is open in seconds.
No Thursday print deadline
Change a time, add a sign-up, or post the notes an hour before the service. The bulletin is never locked.
You can see if it worked
Opens, notes written, and sign-up clicks per week — instead of counting leftover sheets on the chairs.
Proof it's working
You have never been able to see Sunday land.Now it's a number.
You printed 250 and counted what was left on the chairs. That was the whole feedback loop. This is what one church's dashboard looked like after a month.
Member engagement · 30 days
1,134
things their people did in the app across five sermons.
99
Active members
60%
Of the congregation
11.5
Actions per active member
83
On their busiest day
961
Blanks filled in
79
Notes written
68
Passages highlighted
22
Personal reflections
One church's real dashboard, 30 days, 166 members. Your numbers will look like your church.
Per sermon, not just overall
Which message people actually worked through, and which one they opened and left. You find out on Tuesday, not at the next elders meeting.
Who came back midweek
Notes written on a Wednesday are the clearest signal you have that Sunday is still doing something on its own.
Nothing private is exposed
You see counts and activity, never what a member wrote. Their notes and reflections stay theirs.
Publishing & Delivery
Generating it is half the job.
Church Sermon Notes is also where your content lives, gets branded, gets scheduled, and reaches people — so nothing you generate has to be copied into another tool.
Your Own Branded Page
Every church gets its own URL, logo, and brand colors. Members see your church, not our software.
Embed On Your Website
Drop the widget into your existing church site so notes and devotionals live inside your own design.
Instant QR Access
One QR code on screen or in the bulletin. Scan and follow along — no app, no account to start.
Scheduled Release
Set the exact moment notes go live, or drip a devotional day by day. Prep Friday, publish itself Sunday.
Organized Into Tabs
Choose which resources members see and whether each gets its own tab. Rename and reorder them freely.
Bible Verse Auto-Linking
Every scripture reference links to Bible Gateway in the translation your church prefers.
How It Works
You upload one file.
Your church gets the whole week.
Thursday afternoon, you hand it the message you already wrote. Everything your congregation touches after that — Sunday's notes, the bulletin, the devotional, the questions their group works through on Wednesday — comes out of that one file.
Hand it Sunday’s message
Paste the manuscript, drop in a PDF or Word doc, or pull it straight from Google Docs. Your outline, your words — that is the only thing it asks you for.
Pick what your church gets
Fill-in-the-blank notes for the service, this week’s bulletin and events, a devotional that carries into Monday, discussion questions for your groups. Take the ones you want and edit anything before it goes out.
They scan one code
A QR on the screen opens your branded page — no app, no account to start. They fill in the blanks, keep their notes, and come back midweek. Your dashboard shows you how many did.
A real message, fully built out. No signup — fill in the blanks yourself.
For Your Congregation
What your members get on the other end.
Fill-in-the-blank follow-along
Interactive blanks keep the congregation engaged during the message and make retention dramatically better.
Color-coded annotations
Members add their own private notes in 5 highlight colors — right inline with your content.
A devotional all week
The message keeps going Monday through Saturday, released day by day on your schedule.
Easy sharing
Share notes via email, text, WhatsApp, PDF, social media, and more — with one tap.
Private & personal
Member notes are completely private. Only they can see their own annotations and blanks.
John D.
Member since March 2024
Today's Notes
Three things that define a person of faith: trust, obedience, and surrender.
Day 3 Devotional · unlocked today
Seeing the Unseen Army
From Sunday's message — a five-minute read for this morning.
Your congregation can dig deeper without waiting until next Sunday.
A member highlights anything in your message and asks about it. The answer is built from what your church actually published and from verified Scripture — in your church's own theological voice, not a generic chatbot's.
Studying When God Opens Your Eyes · 2 Kings 6:15-17
Highlighted from your message
“The hills were full of horses and chariots of fire all around them — and the servant had been standing in the middle of it the whole time.”
Why couldn't the servant see them at first?
Nothing changed on the hillside — the change was in the servant. Elisha doesn't ask God to send the army; he asks God to open his servant's eyes to what was already there.
Verified Scripture · 2 Kings 6:17 (KJV)
“LORD, I pray thee, open his eyes, that he may see.”
That's the same point Sunday's message was making: the question isn't whether God is at work, but whether we've been given eyes to see it.
Saved straight into their own notes — and into the PDF they take home.
Verified Scripture, never from memory
Verses are quoted from the app’s own Bible text. It won’t paraphrase a verse into something it doesn’t say, and it won’t invent a cross-reference to make a point land.
Grounded in what you preached
Answers start from the message you published, not the open internet. It won’t contradict or “correct” your teaching — if a member has misread you, it helps them re-read you.
It stays on discipleship
Scripture, theology, prayer, and Christian living — that’s the whole range. Ask it for dinner ideas, homework help, or trivia and it warmly points back to what they were studying.
Your tradition, your boundaries
You set the theological lens, the tone, and the reading level. Name the subjects you’d rather it hand to a real pastor, and it hands them over — and anyone in crisis is always pointed to a person.
The Week After Sunday
Most sermons are over by Sunday lunch.
Discipleship happens Tuesday, not just Sunday. Here's what the week looks like when your message keeps going.
Sunday
They follow along and make it theirs
Interactive notes on their phone — fill-in-the-blanks, highlights, and their own thoughts saved next to your words.
Monday — Friday
A daily devotional built from what you preached
Not generic content. Each day is drawn from your manuscript, so the week reinforces the message instead of competing with it.
Midweek
Small groups discuss the same message
Discussion questions and a leader guide generated from the sermon, so your groups and your pulpit stay on one page.
Any time
They can go deeper without leaving your church
Questions get answered in your church’s theological tradition, grounded in your content and in Scripture — not in a stranger’s app.
Simple, honest pricing
Every plan starts with a 7-day free trial. Upgrade as your congregation grows. No contracts, cancel any time.
Starter
Free for 7 days, then $37/mo
- ✓Up to 100 members
- ✓5 GB file storage
- ✓Unlimited sermons
- ✓AI study assistant for members
- ✓PDF downloads & sharing
- ✓Analytics dashboard
Growth
Free for 7 days, then $57/mo
- ✓Up to 250 members
- ✓20 GB file storage
- ✓Everything in Starter
- ✓2× the AI study assistant allowance
- ✓Priority email support
Pro
Free for 7 days, then $97/mo
- ✓Up to 500 members
- ✓100 GB file storage
- ✓Everything in Growth
- ✓3× the AI study assistant allowance
- ✓Dedicated onboarding support
Multisite / Large Church
Set up with our team
- ✓Unlimited members
- ✓Unlimited storage
- ✓Everything in Pro
- ✓Highest AI study assistant allowance
- ✓Multi-campus support
- ✓Dedicated account manager
No credit card required to start.
FAQ
Questions pastors ask us
What does Church Sermon Notes actually do?
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It turns one sermon into a week of church content. You upload your manuscript once — paste it, drop in a PDF, Word doc, or text file, or import straight from Google Docs — and the AI generates interactive sermon notes, discussion questions, a small group leader guide, a multi-day devotional, a blog post, an email recap, and social media captions for Instagram, Facebook, and X. Then it publishes and displays whatever you choose on your church's own branded page.
Can I turn a sermon into a devotional automatically?
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Yes. Paste or upload your sermon manuscript and the devotional generator writes a multi-day devotional series tied to that message. You choose how many days and how long each entry runs, then release the days on a schedule — all at once, one per morning, or a week at a time.
Can it write social media posts from my sermon?
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Yes. From the same manuscript it writes an Instagram caption with hashtags, a Facebook post built around the central insight, and a shareable post for X under the 280-character limit — each in a pastoral tone rather than generic marketing copy.
Do my members need to download an app?
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No. Everything lives on the web at your church's own URL. Members scan a QR code or tap a link and start following along instantly — no app store, no account required to begin reading.
Does this actually get people to take notes and stay engaged?
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That's the point of the fill-in-the-blank format. Instead of asking people to be stenographers, the notes give them a specific word to listen for and write down — which is exactly what makes a point stick. Their blanks, highlights, and personal notes save to their account, so Sunday's message is still there midweek. And your dashboard shows the engagement directly: notes written, highlights, shares, and downloads for every sermon.
Can I put the sermon notes on my church's existing website?
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Yes. Every church gets an embed widget you can drop into your current site, so your notes, devotionals, and resources appear inside your own web design instead of sending people somewhere else.
Will the AI misquote scripture?
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No. The generator is constrained to reproduce Bible verses verbatim from your manuscript rather than paraphrasing them, and every scripture reference is automatically linked to Bible Gateway in your church's preferred translation.
Can my members ask questions about the sermon during the week?
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Yes — that's the AI study assistant, included on every plan. A member highlights any line in your notes or devotional and asks about it, and the answer is built from what your church actually published plus Scripture quoted from a verified Bible text rather than written from memory. It answers in your church's own theological tradition, and anything it can't settle it hands back to you.
Is it safe to put an AI in front of my congregation?
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It only discusses Christian discipleship — Scripture, theology, prayer, and Christian living — and declines anything outside that. It won't invent a Bible verse or a cross-reference, won't contradict what you preached, describes both sides where Christians have long disagreed rather than ruling for one, and points anyone in crisis to their pastor or a professional. You set the theological lens and the topics it should hand to a real pastor, and you can switch it off entirely.
How much does it cost to start?
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Every plan starts with a 7-day free trial — full access, no credit card required to start. After 7 days, add a card to keep going on whichever plan fits. Plans start at $37/month.
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