Sermon Library AI

Preached once.
Then what?

Your sermon gets preached to the people in the room, and then the work that would make it findable afterward, the transcript, the article, the study guide, doesn't happen. Nobody has time. Sermon Library AI does that work automatically, from the recording you already made.

Your recordingThe only source
You reviewBefore it's public
FreeCore plugin

How the AI works

Three ways to generate, built around how you actually work

Whether you're starting fresh, filling in a gap, or catching up on a backlog, it works the same underlying way: read once, then write only what you approve.

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Start from scratch

Paste a transcript, upload audio or video, pick something already in your media library, or drop in a Google Drive link. Uploads go straight from your browser to storage, so file size isn't limited by your host. Set the title, scripture, speaker, series, date, and audio feed inclusion before you start. It creates a draft, shows a live progress stepper with elapsed time, and writes the content in when it's done.

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Fill in an existing sermon

A box on every sermon's edit screen, whatever state it's in. No source yet? The same four options open in a dialog. It reads the sermon once, then lets you choose which fields to write, everything ticked by default. Results load in for review and aren't saved until you press Update, with Discard and Start Again if you change your mind. After that first read, individual fields can be rewritten without spending another generation.

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Do many at once

Tick sermons on the list and choose Generate Missing Content. A background queue works through them one step at a time, filling only empty fields. A queue screen shows per-sermon status, a Process Now button for sites where scheduled tasks aren't running, and a warning if nothing's moving. If you hit your daily allowance, the rest wait until it resets instead of failing.

What it writes: a Description, an Article, a Bible Study, and a clean transcript. The article's title comes from the article itself.

Which of these actually get produced follows your Content You Use setting. Switch a section off and nothing gets generated for it, so you're never spending a generation on content nobody will read.

On your site

In the admin

What's inside

Built for how churches actually publish

Not a generic CMS bolt-on. Every field, template, and shortcode is shaped around sermons, series, and speakers.

AI Content Generation

Upload a sermon recording and get a transcript, article, and study guide back, organized from what was actually said, ready for your review.

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Speaker Profiles

Every pastor and guest speaker gets a dedicated profile page with bio, contact links, and an auto-updating list of their sermons.

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Series & Topic Organization

Group sermons into series with their own hero pages, or tag by topic so visitors can browse by what they're wrestling with.

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Article, Study & Transcript Tabs

Each sermon carries a written article, bible study guide, and full transcript, organized into tabs so the page stays clean and Google can index everything.

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Scripture-Linked Passages

Tag any sermon with its scripture references and link straight to the passage, so readers can follow along without leaving the page.

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Shortcodes, Not Custom Code

Drop a shortcode into any page or widget to show a sermon list, series grid, or latest-sermon block. No developer required.

How it works

Three things, not a project

Buy, download, install. Here's exactly what arrives and where it goes.

01

Buy Sermon Library AI

Checkout takes a minute. You'll get a receipt and access to your Seedcast account, where your license and download are waiting.

02

Download the Seedcast AI Engine

From your account, download the Seedcast AI Engine, the plugin that connects your Sermon Library to Seedcast's AI content generation.

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Install alongside Sermon Library

Install it like any WordPress plugin, alongside the free Sermon Library plugin you already have. Upload a recording, and review what comes back.

See the real thing

Not a demo. A church running this today.

Abide Church in Chico, CA runs Sermon Library on their live site. Browse it and see exactly what your congregation would get.

A different category

Every other sermon AI tool helps you write one.

This is the only one that starts after you've already preached it.

SermonAI, Sermonly, Sermon Outline AI, the free generators, they're all tools for writing a sermon before Sunday. Not one of them starts from a recording. Sermon Library AI does something none of them do: it takes the sermon you already preached and does the work that makes it findable afterward.

That work has a real cost today. Producing a transcript, summary, article, and study guide by hand takes hours, every week, usually done by someone who isn't paid to do it. That's the cost you're already paying, whether or not it shows up on an invoice.

Pricing

Free to start. Pay for the time it saves.

The plugin is free, forever, for a single church site. AI content generation is a subscription on top of it.

Free
$0
For a single church site
  • Unlimited sermons, series & speakers
  • Scripture linking
  • Shortcodes & templates
  • SEO-ready pages
Download Free
AI-enabled
Sermon Library AI
$19 / month
or $190 / year (two months free)
Less than a week of volunteer hours, and it covers a normal preaching schedule with room to spare.

Worth more than the subscription: one family finding your church through a sermon that ranks is worth more than $190 a year. Most churches wouldn't argue with that math.

  • Everything in Free
  • Automatic transcript, article & study guide generation
  • Cancel anytime
Buy Sermon Library AI
Network
Custom
Priced per ministry. For multi-site churches.
  • Everything in Sermon Library AI
  • Multi-site management
  • Centralized speaker library
  • Dedicated onboarding

Ready when you are

Download for free from WordPress.org. Purchase the AI feature here.

Want to see it working under the hood first? Read the docs or .

A quick word on authorship

It's still your sermon.

Nothing publishes without your review.

Everything arrives as a draft. Content lands staged and unsaved, with a Discard button sitting right next to Update. You press Update, or it never existed.

The transcript comes from the recording you made. The article and study guide are built from what you actually said, not from a topic or outline typed into a blank prompt. You review everything before it goes public, and you can edit anything before it's saved.

This is organization, not invention. The sermon is still yours. Sermon Library AI just does the part that usually never gets done.

How the recording gets in

A 7.13 GB Sunday recording. Uploaded in twelve seconds.

This is the part every AV volunteer already dreads, the difference between doing this on Monday and meaning to do it eventually.

7.13 GB → 35 MB
99.5% smaller
~12 seconds
To upload
3.5 hrs → 2 min
Recording length to upload time

From a real Sunday recording. Exact numbers vary by file. The guarantee is that it's fast.