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Sermon Builder

Build the message. The slides build themselves.

Write your sermon as beats: points, scripture, quotes and media. Each one becomes a slide automatically. Long passages split into slides people can actually read, and everything saves as you go.

Point, Scripture, Quote and Media beats Private presenter notes Autosaves as you write

Everything a message needs, in one outline

Not a slide deck you build after the sermon is written. The outline is the deck.

Four kinds of beats

A Point carries your heading and your words. A Scripture beat holds a reference and splits a long passage into slides sized to read from the back row. A Quote stands on its own. A Media beat is a picture, a video, or a song, dropped right into the flow of the message.

Private notes only you see

Every beat can carry a note that stays on the presenter's screen and nowhere else: a reminder, a story to tell, a pause to take, never shown to the congregation.

Linked to the service, automatically

Attach your sermon to a service and it takes its place in that service's itinerary alongside the rest of the order of service, instead of living as a separate document nobody checks.

Never lose your place

The outline autosaves as you build it. Close the tab, come back tomorrow: your beats, your notes, and your order are exactly where you left them.

Built for the screen you preach from

What you build here becomes the slides run at presentation time, so there is no separate step to turn an outline into a deck.

The sermon builder is part of the platform

It is built into the same system that runs your service plan and your presentation screen, at no extra cost, on every GLAD plan.

Frequently asked questions

A beat is one piece of your sermon outline: a Point, a Scripture reference, a Quote, or a Media item like a picture, video, or song. You arrange beats in order, and each one becomes a slide.
A Scripture beat splits a long passage into separate slides sized to read comfortably, instead of cramming an entire chapter onto one screen.
Yes. Each beat has its own private note that only appears on the presenter's screen, for anything you want to remember without putting it in front of the room.
Yes. Link your sermon to a service and it takes its place in that service's itinerary alongside everything else in the order of service.
No. The outline autosaves as you build it, so you can step away mid beat and come back to exactly where you left off.

Spend Saturday night on the message, not the slides.

The sermon builder is part of every GLAD plan. Start free, no credit card required.

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