Write Sunday's sermon in the hours you actually have.

PastorPrep is AI sermon prep and church bulletin software for solo, small-church, and bivocational pastors. Each week you choose how much it does: suggest outlines for you to write from, draft from your own main idea and outline, draft the whole sermon, or read back a sermon you wrote. Every Bible verse is checked against your translation, and if you share a few past sermons, its drafts sound like you. When the sermon is done, it drafts your bulletin from it: order of service, hymns, prayer, and announcements, ready to print. Free for 14 days, then $19 a month, and no card to start.

Yes, and you decide where the line is, one sermon at a time. Write your own main idea and outline, and PastorPrep drafts from them without changing a heading or adding a point. Write the whole manuscript yourself, and use PastorPrep as a second reader. If you want a full draft, "Draft my sermon" is one of the choices, named plainly, and everything it writes is labeled as PastorPrep's until you change it.

Only when you choose that. "Draft my sermon" is one of four ways to start, and it says what it does: PastorPrep picks an outline and writes each section, labeled as its draft. You read it, change it, and make it yours. For a deacon filling in or a first-time preacher, that is a fine place to start. More on who writes the sermon.

Yes. Bring your manuscript as a Word, PDF, or text file, and every word stays as you wrote it. PastorPrep checks the verses, reads it back with notes and never edits it, and builds the bulletin, a study guide, and notes to preach from out of it.

No. A general chat tool drifts from what you give it. PastorPrep holds to it: your main idea goes into every section word for word, your headings stay as you typed them, and a story you haven't written yet stays a marked space instead of an invented one. Every Bible reference is checked against your translation, it follows your tradition, and the bulletin comes from the finished sermon.

Every Bible reference is pulled from canonical text, word for word against your translation. When a reference does not match, PastorPrep flags it in the draft and will not show it as Scripture: it may be misnumbered, or from another translation, and you are told to check it before Sunday. It is never quietly fixed and never guessed at. Denominational presets keep theological vocabulary inside your tradition. That said: you are the theologian. PastorPrep drafts. You check. You preach.

Yes. Every sermon gets a summary called "What you wrote, and what we suggested." It shows who wrote the main idea and the outline, and how many sections you wrote, PastorPrep drafted, or PastorPrep drafted and you edited. There are no percentages and no scores. You can also export a short AI-use statement to print or share.

Not slide files, but it writes what goes on them. The Slides tab lays out what goes on the screen while you preach, in order: the title, each passage you read aloud with its checked verse text, each point, the main idea, and the step for the week. It's built from your sermon, so it changes when you edit. Copy one slide or all of them, or download them as text, and paste them into whatever your church uses. You can also export a fill-in handout for listeners with one word blanked per line and an answer key.

Baptist, Methodist, Lutheran, Presbyterian, Episcopal, nondenominational, Pentecostal, and Reformed traditions are supported today. Catholic, Orthodox, Mennonite, and Brethren come next: the bar for liturgical precision is higher there, and we'd rather do them right than fast. You choose your tradition in the first two minutes after signing up, and it shapes the vocabulary, the order of service, and the hymnal.

Free for 14 days, then $19 a month, or $190 a year. One price, no tiers. There is no card to start, so the trial cannot quietly turn into a charge. Cancel any time in one click in your account: no phone call, no retention specialist. Your sermons and bulletins export cleanly when you go.

Yes. Always. We never use your sermons to train any model. They're stored encrypted and accessible only to you. We mean it: this is in our terms of service, not just our marketing.

Yes, and it costs nothing. Send us the passage you are preaching, your main idea if you have one, and anything you have written so far, using the form on this page. We will send back an outline in your own voice within 24 hours, built on your sentence word for word when you give us one. There is no card, no account, and no obligation to ever pay us. PastorPrep drafts the outline, and Vivian reads every request herself: it is how we learn what pastors actually need before we build more of it.