About Church Sermon Clips
Pastors put hours into every sermon, and on Monday a new week of ministry is already starting. Social media matters, but it's usually the first thing to slip.
Church Sermon Clips exists to take that off your plate. The editors who make your content love the church. They watch every sermon in full and create content you approve, without AI shortcuts or recycled templates.
That's a conviction for us, not a feature. AI does not have the Holy Spirit, and choosing which moments of a sermon to share is too sacred a task to hand to it. People prayerfully choose each moment and edit each clip.
Your contact is Bart Cruz, Ministry Partner. He'll walk you through your free sample and answer your questions.
Meet the team behind your clips: human-edited sermon clips by church creatives
Your clips are made by the expert content makers and designers at our production partner, Church Content Co. Their background explains why your sermon is handled the way it is.
Roots inside the local church
The team's roots are in serving local churches from the inside: building a church's website and video team, and making a mini-documentary about a youth retreat. They know what a small church actually has to work with, and that's the kind of church this service is built for.
Creative direction and brand experience since 2019
Their creative-director and brand-development experience goes back to 2019. For a church, that means clips that look like they belong to your church, consistent from week to week.
Professional film production
They have also worked in professional film production. That combination is rare: people who know how to cut a strong clip, and who also know when a moment shouldn't be taken out of its context.
Now: your sermon, all week long
In Church Content Co.'s words: “We turn your weekly sermon into clear, gospel-centered social media content, carrying what's preached on Sunday out into the week ahead.”
Request your free sermon clip
Then Bart, our Ministry Partner, will give you a quick 15-minute call to learn about your church.