How do you get our sermons? We pull them automatically from your YouTube channel each week. No link to send, no follow-up emails from us — once we're connected during onboarding, the process runs itself.

Do you actually publish to our website? Yes, starting with the Publish plan. We'll need appropriate access to your website's content management system during onboarding, and on the Publish plan, you'll approve every sermon article before it goes live.

What happens if we use a hosted church platform? We work with most church-specific platforms — Ministry Brands, Subsplash, Tithe.ly, Church Center, Faithlife Sites, and others — along with the standard ones like WordPress, Squarespace, Wix, and Webflow. If you're not sure whether we support your platform, just ask.

Will this help with our SEO? It will. Every article is original, sermon-based content built specifically for your church's website — exactly the kind of content Google rewards. Consistency over time is what makes the difference, which is why Sermon Blast is built to keep delivering week after week.

Can you guarantee Google rankings? No, and anyone who promises you that is lying. What we can promise is consistent, well-optimized, original sermon content on your own domain — which is the strongest long-term SEO strategy any church can have.

Do we have to approve every post? On the Publish plan, yes — we send every sermon article for your review before it goes live. On Reach and Omni, our editorial team reviews every piece on your behalf, so the content keeps moving without requiring weekly approval from your staff.

Can you work with our existing email platform? Yes — the mid-week email blast (included in Omni) works with Mailchimp, ConvertKit, Flodesk, Constant Contact, Church Center, and most other church email systems. If you don't yet have an email platform set up, we can help you get one running during onboarding.

What happens to old sermons we already have on YouTube? Those can become a powerful searchable library too, through a separate Sermon Library Buildout. Many churches have years of sermons waiting to be unlocked — just ask us about it.

Can we cancel anytime? Monthly plans cancel anytime, no questions asked. Annual plans include a prorated refund of unused months minus a small admin fee. Every sermon article we've created for your church stays yours — published on your website, in your library, forever.

What if our pastor changes or our church goes through a transition? Sermon Blast works with whatever sermons are being preached. Pastoral transitions, interim seasons, guest speakers, sabbaticals — we just keep capturing and publishing the messages.

How long does it take to get started? Most churches are fully onboarded within 7–10 days. We'll need access to your YouTube channel, website, and (for Omni) your email platform — and we'll walk you through it step by step.

Who's actually doing the work? A real team — not a faceless content mill. We've spent 15 years serving ministries, and Sermon Blast is built by people who care about getting your message right. Editorial review is included on Reach and Omni plans.

Why does tagging matter? Tagging is one of the quietest but most powerful features in the whole system. Every sermon article we publish gets carefully tagged — by topic, Scripture book, sermon series, life stage, and key themes.

That means when someone in your congregation searches for "anxiety" on your church website, they don't just find one sermon — they find every sermon your pastor has ever preached that touched on it.

When a small group leader wants to teach on forgiveness, they can pull every relevant message in seconds.

When a grieving family needs comfort, you can send them three sermons on grief with one click.

Over time, your sermon library stops being a chronological list and becomes a true resource — searchable, filterable, and organized exactly the way your congregation actually needs to find things.

Most churches have a sermon archive. Sermon Blast helps you build a sermon library.

Do you use AI tools for Sermon Blast? Yes — and we want to be upfront about it.

Sermon Blast uses a thoughtful blend of AI tools and human review. Every piece of content we produce comes directly from your pastor's actual sermon — the words spoken from the pulpit on Sunday. The AI handles the heavy lifting of transcription, structural drafting, and content formatting. Our customized AI workflows are specifically tuned for sermon content — preserving Scripture, theological nuance, and pastoral voice — not generic content generation.

We don't add theology. We don't reshape the message. We don't invent quotes or pad with filler. What you preached is what gets published.

On the Reach and Omni plans, every piece is then reviewed by a real human editor on our team before it goes live. On Publish, the article is sent to you for approval first.

We're transparent about this for two reasons.

First, because honesty matters more than appearing to be something we're not.

Second, because this thoughtful blend is exactly what makes Sermon Blast affordable for churches of any size. Doing every piece of content purely by hand would put weekly sermon content services out of reach for most churches. Doing it purely with off-the-shelf AI would produce shallow, soulless output that no pastor would put their name on.

We've spent years finding the right balance — and we keep refining it every week.