Your members ask questions in plain language. Your church's own sermons answer — with citations back to the exact moment your pastor preached it.
Each surface is tuned to a different job. The corpus underneath is your church's own sermons — nothing more, nothing else.
Most churches already publish sermons as a podcast. Connect your RSS feed once and every new sermon is transcribed, indexed, and searchable — within minutes of going live.
Members ask the questions they'd ask in a coffee meeting. ChurchGPT searches your full sermon archive and answers — quoting specific moments and linking back to the source sermon.
Every church gets its own subdomain — branded, isolated, and tenant-private. Your library stays yours; no other church's content ever bleeds in.
Try one of the prompts on the left. Citations are sermon-and-timestamp linked — every claim ties back to a moment in the source audio.
Pastor Jeff returned to prayer in five sermons over the last twelve months. Most directly in the “Prayer in the Ordinary” series last spring (Mar 9, 2026 Mar 16, 2026 Mar 23, 2026), and most recently in his Advent message on Luke 1 (Dec 8, 2025).
Three themes recur. First, prayer as listening, not just speaking — he draws this from Elijah at Horeb. Second, the place of communal prayer, particularly the morning prayer group he started in February. Third, the honesty of lament as a form of prayer he says the church has largely lost.
If you'd like to start with one sermon, he's pointed twice to “When Words Run Out” · Apr 14, 2026 as the one he'd most want a struggling person to hear.
We connected our podcast feed once. New sermons just appear in the search now. It's the first piece of tech in our church I genuinely don't think about anymore.
Our members used to text our pastor at 11pm with theological questions. Now they search ChurchGPT first. He says it's the best gift he's gotten in years.
The citations are what sold me. When ChurchGPT answers a question, it tells my members which sermon and which minute to listen to. Nothing about it feels generated.
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