SermonSync

Human-in-the-loop sermon recaps

AI can draft the recap. The pastor still approves the message.

Churches can use AI without handing over pastoral judgment. A simple approval workflow keeps the tool useful while protecting trust, theology, and tone.

The approval workflow

Step 1

Upload or paste the sermon source.

Use the material the pastor already has: manuscript, notes, transcript, PDF, document, or sermon link.

Step 2

Generate a draft recap.

AI can help summarize, but the draft is only a starting point. It should not be treated as approved communication.

Step 3

Review for theology and tone.

The pastor checks accuracy, Scripture use, application, and whether the message sounds like the church.

Step 4

Approve before sending.

Nothing should go to members until a human has reviewed and approved the final recap.

What to check before approval

  • Main point matches the sermon.
  • Scripture references are accurate.
  • The application is clear and pastoral.
  • The wording sounds like the church.
  • The message is short enough for follow-up.

What not to automate yet

  • Do not auto-send to members without pastor approval.
  • Do not use a member list without confirmed consent.
  • Do not let the tool invent church announcements.
  • Do not turn one sermon into too many messages.
  • Do not skip review in another language.

SermonSync is built around approval.

The product is intentionally narrow: one sermon, one follow-up recap, pastor approval, and a consent-first send path.

Apply for the 90-day pilot