Your church's past teaching is one of its most valuable assets. Is it informing what you do today?
Every week, pastors invest hours in sermons that get delivered, posted online, and buried under the next one. Captured within this history is a record of what your church believes, what you've emphasized, what you've neglected and where you've been.
When's the last time you taught through the Psalms? Are the same three themes showing up every year without you realizing it? Does next Sunday's draft meet a need that hasn't been addressed recently? The answers are in that archive. Sermon Analyst finds them.
What It Does
Sermon Analyst turns your sermon archive into a knowledge base — searchable, analyzable, and useful for your preaching ministry going forward.
See the full picture.
Retrospective reports across your entire preaching history: coverage gaps, theme trends, theological emphases, how well a series achieved its goals. The kind of big-picture view that's nearly impossible to piece together on your own — even if you preached every one of those sermons yourself.
Get feedback on what you've preached.
Individual sermons get structural analysis grounded in your church's history: what stood out, what might have gotten lost, how it connects to recent teaching — framed as observations for your reflection, not grades.
Get feedback before you preach.
Paste in a draft and analyze it using the same tools available for past sermons. Not generic writing feedback — insights based on what your church has already covered, what your stated goals are, and where this sermon fits.
Search and ask.
Find any past sermon by date, theme, or keyword. Or ask a question in plain language and get an answer grounded in what your church has actually taught.
How It Works
Setup takes a few minutes. The rest is automatic.
Provide your podcast feed or YouTube channel URL. Sermon Analyst transcribes your sermons, indexes them, and builds your church’s preaching profile automatically. Processing your back catalog is done in a day or two. After that, new sermons are picked up and processed as they’re published.
Philosophy
Built around what you’ve already done.
Sermon Analyst works on the messages you've already delivered and written. AI is employed responsibly to help you understand your preaching history and learn from it — to inform, not influence.
When the analysis shifts from summarizing data to offering observations or recommendations, it says so. It’s not a theologian, and it doesn’t pretend to be.
Early Access
Interested?
Sermon Analyst is in early development with a small group of churches. If you’d like to be notified when it’s available more broadly, join the waitlist.