Built for Church Planters and Bivocational Pastors Without Media Teams

Turn Your Sermon Notes Into
Ready-to-Record Video Scripts.

Stop wondering what to post or spending hours figuring out what to say. We turn the message you’ve already prepared into short video scripts you can record on your phone and share throughout the week.

No livestream. No media team. No starting from scratch.

Written sermon notes beside a laptop displaying a ready-to-record social media video script from Sermon to Social.
Pastor Josh Reaves recording a short social media video on his smartphone using a script based on his sermon notes.

Your First Ready-to-Record Script Is Less Than 3 Minutes Away

Built by Joshua Reaves—a ministry leader and digital missionary whose work has generated millions of views and helped more than 300 people respond to the Gospel through digital content.

A man with a beard and styled hair holding a microphone, standing on a dark stage.

One Sermon.

Multiple Opportunities to Connect.

Your sermon already contains ideas worth sharing.

The Sermon to Social System finds every strong short-form angle your message can support, then creates a faithful, ready-to-record 45–90 second script for each hook you choose.

Choose one—or select them all. Then copy your scripts into a teleprompter app, record them on your phone and stay present in your community throughout the week.

Ready in minutes • No livestream • No expensive equipment • No content team

See What One Sermon Can Become

SEE THE SYSTEM WORK

Upload your sermon and the system uncovers multiple short-form angles based on its strongest ideas. Choose one—or select them all—and receive a ready-to-record 45–90 second script for every hook you develop.

A person dressed as a clown with colorful face paint and a bright costume, standing in front of a dark background.

Step 1: The sermon goes in

Screenshot of a webpage with a feature called 'Upload your sermon' where users can select an audience type, upload a PDF sermon, and find relevant sermon hooks. The page includes instructions and a large orange button labeled 'Find my best hooks'.

Step 2: Multiple hooks come out

A guide titled 'Choose a hook' with six options for developing sermon scripts, each with a story, payoff, and a 'Develop this hook' button. The options include counterintuitive, emotional tension, bold claim, misunderstanding, question, and another counterintuitive hook.
Screenshot of a script editing interface with instructions for finding, reviewing, copying, and revising scripts, featuring sample scripts about faith and hardship.

Step 3: Every selection becomes a script

Once the Script Is Ready, You Choose What Happens Next

Record & Post

Follow the included training to record, quickly edit, and post each video using the phone you already own.

Hand it to a Volunteer

Record the scripts and send the footage to a volunteer or editor. You provide the message; they handle the finishing work.

Illustration of an open book connected to three smartphones via lines, representing digital connection or sharing.

Content isn’t the goal;

Connection is.

You’re not trying to become an influencer.

You’re trying to help people become familiar with your church and the message you preach.

Why Churches Struggle With Social Media

Churches want to reach more people online, but…

Our Sermon to Social System fixes all of this for you.

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