The Sunday Pack
Sunday's sermon, ready to share by Monday.
Every week we turn your message into short captioned clips, quote graphics, a written summary and a discussion guide for small groups. Nothing to install. We work by email. If your sermons already go out as a podcast, there's nothing to upload either.
We ask first. Nothing is made from your sermon until you say yes, or until you request it here.
What you get
Five things arrive every Monday.
- 3 vertical clips with captions, 30 to 75 seconds each. The free sample is audio over your sermon artwork. Once you share a video link, the clips show your speaker.
- 3 quote graphics.
- A 150 word summary for your newsletter or website.
- A discussion guide with 5 questions for small groups.
- Post text for each post, ready to paste.
How it starts
We ask you first, then make a sample from your own audio.
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01Step one
You say yes first.
We ask first. Nothing is made from your sermon until you say yes, or until you request it here. Then we make a sample from your most recent public sermon audio, which we take from your podcast feed.
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02Step two
Four Sundays, free.
If you want more, say so, and the next four Sundays arrive free. One clip from the sample is yours to post, free, either way.
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03Step three
Then it's up to you.
After that, you subscribe and tell us where your sermon video lives.
Pricing
It costs $79 a month, after four free Sundays.
Your first four Sundays are free, and we don't ask for a card.
$79a month
After that it's $79 a month, or $790 a year, by card or by invoice. Cancel anytime.
A new pack arrives every Monday.
After your four free Sundays
Request thisRenews every month until you cancel. Cancel anytime by email. Billing starts the day you subscribe, so wait until your free Sundays are done.
Rather pay $790 a year? Request the yearly plan.
Refund within 7 days for any reason.
What happens when you pay
- Start free. Request the Sunday Pack and we make a sample from your latest sermon. If you want more, the next four Sundays are free, and we don't ask for a card.
- Then subscribe, if you want to keep it. The subscribe button opens a card checkout in this tab. The seller shown there is Already Made. Please use the email address we've been writing to.
- Nothing more to send. We already have your sermon link by then. A new pack arrives every Monday.
- It renews every month until you cancel. Email us to cancel, and there is no next charge. For $790 a year, request the yearly plan and we send you an invoice.
- Changed your mind? Tell us within 7 days of paying and we refund you in full, for any reason.
Good to know
How we handle your sermon.
- Your team approves every clip before it's posted. Software picks and captions the clips, and every caption is checked word for word against the transcript.
- We leave out the music and the announcements.
- We never post anything. Your team approves it and posts it.
- Your sermon stays yours.
- We work by email.
- Could we use a clip tool instead? Yes. Clip tools for churches cost about $25 to $70 a month, and someone on your team uploads the sermon, picks the clips and checks the captions each week. The Sunday Pack arrives finished each Monday. If someone on your team has half an hour a week, a tool may suit you better.
Sample
Here is a sample pack, made from a public domain recording.





Discussion guide / for small groups
A Present Religion
- Spurgeon says people keep faith at a distance and plan to deal with it later. Where are you tempted to say “someday” to God?
- Scripture speaks of forgiveness, peace and adoption in the present tense. Which of these is hardest for you to believe is yours today?
- What changes for you when you know you will be no more God's child in heaven than you are right now?
Sample made from a public domain recording of “A Present Religion” by C. H. Spurgeon (1834 to 1892), read by a LibriVox volunteer. Cut and captioned by Already Made. LibriVox and its volunteers do not endorse this studio.
Public domain recording. Not a client.
See a sample preview page See a second sample, from a sermon by John Wesley See all the samples