Extend the Sermon
Our designers make church graphics by hand every week. Extend the Sermon is the tool we built for the part of that work a person should not have to do by hand.
You upload Sunday's sermon. It comes back as 14 to 18 finished pieces: captioned clips, branded social graphics, and written content, all pulled from what your pastor actually preached. Most churches get their kit back in 5 to 12 minutes.
Why we built it
Church Media Squad has designed 300,000+ pieces for 3,000+ churches since 2017. The pattern we saw in almost every one: the hardest week to staff is not Easter. It is the ordinary one, where somebody has to turn Sunday's sermon into clips, graphics, an email, and a discussion guide, and that somebody already has four other jobs.
Custom design work is the right answer for a sermon series, a rebrand, or a building campaign. It is the wrong answer for the same six deliverables every Monday morning. That weekly grind is what Extend the Sermon handles.
How the two fit together
Church Media Squad is a creative team. Extend the Sermon is software. Churches use them for different problems.
Church Media Squad handles the custom work: sermon series branding, video editing, announcement slides, print, full brand refreshes. Real designers, unlimited revisions, source files included.
Extend the Sermon handles the weekly repeatable work: taking one sermon and extending it into everything you post that week. It runs on your brand kit, so the output already matches your colors and type.
Plenty of churches run both. The Squad builds the series look, Extend the Sermon extends each week's sermon inside it.
What one sermon becomes
Every kit includes captioned vertical clips for Reels, Shorts, and TikTok, branded social graphics sized for Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn, plus written content: a summary, a discussion guide, and social captions in your pastor's own words.
Pricing starts at $97 per month. Your first sermon is free, and you see the finished kit before you pay anything.
We don't train models on your audio or transcripts. Your sermon stays yours.