Do you host video files directly?

No, and that's deliberate. Video hosting is expensive, and YouTube and Facebook are genuinely better at it. Link a video to a sermon and it appears on the sermon page alongside the audio.

Which video platforms are supported?

YouTube and Facebook. Paste the video link into the sermon and we handle the rest.

Can a sermon have both audio and video?

Yes. You can have an audio recording and a video link on the same sermon. Visitors can choose which they prefer.

If I edit the original video, does the sermon page update?

Yes. The sermon page plays the video straight from where it's hosted, so any changes you make there show up automatically. If the video moves to a new link, just update it on the sermon.

A better way to publish your sermons

Upload your sermons and get a podcast feed, a player for your website, and stats on how many people are listening. No technical know-how needed.

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Sermon hosting dashboard showing sermon list, podcast feeds, and analytics

Sermon Video Hosting

Embed Your Sermon Videos

Most churches already put their services on YouTube or Facebook. Paste the link and the video appears on your sermon page alongside the audio - no re-uploading needed.

Sermon detail page showing an embedded YouTube video alongside the audio recording

No more hunting across two different places

When someone misses a Sunday, they go looking. If the video is only on your YouTube channel, they have to find it, scroll through, and hope it hasn't been buried under newer livestreams. Here, the video sits on the sermon page with the audio player, the passage, and any notes, so there's no hunting around.

Just paste in the link when you add the sermon. It takes about five seconds.

Your video stays where it is

You don't upload video to us. Your recording stays wherever you already put it - YouTube or Facebook - and we simply show it on the page. No double uploading. No extra storage. Nothing extra to maintain.

Watch or listen: up to them

Some people want to watch the whole service. Others just want the sermon audio on the way to work. Put both on the same page and they can pick. It's all there on Tuesday, not just Sunday.

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YouTube & Facebook: Paste a YouTube or Facebook link and we do the rest - no account linking, no setup, no fuss.
Audio & video on one page: The video, the audio player, the passage, all on one page. No bouncing between tabs or hunting for the right YouTube video.
No extra storage costs: Your video stays where it's already hosted. We just embed it. You're not paying to store the same thing twice.
Catch up any time: Sermons stay up long after Sunday. Your congregation can watch or listen whenever it suits them - on the bus, at home, or over lunch.

Frequently asked questions

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Do you host video files directly?: No, and that's deliberate. Video hosting is expensive, and YouTube and Facebook are genuinely better at it. Link a video to a sermon and it appears on the sermon page alongside the audio.
Which video platforms are supported?: YouTube and Facebook. Paste the video link into the sermon and we handle the rest.
Can a sermon have both audio and video?: Yes. You can have an audio recording and a video link on the same sermon. Visitors can choose which they prefer.
If I edit the original video, does the sermon page update?: Yes. The sermon page plays the video straight from where it's hosted, so any changes you make there show up automatically. If the video moves to a new link, just update it on the sermon.

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