Claude Lorrain's Sermon on the Mount. Move across it and the painting shows a sample sermon outline drawn from Matthew 5:3–9: passage, big idea, three timed movements, a drift watch and an application.
After Claude Lorrain, The Sermon on the Mount, c. 1656 · Matthew 5:3–9 KJV

Six tradition profiles. Two languages. One workspace.

Reformed
Wesleyan-Arminian
Pentecostal-Charismatic
Baptist
Evangelical
Anglican-Methodist
English
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The real problem

You have the Bible. What you need is a way to take it to the people.

Every pastor already owns a shelf of Bibles and commentaries. What's missing isn't another lookup tool. It's an intelligence layer that turns a topic into a message that is theologically grounded, aware of who is listening, and built to land.

See it think

Pick a topic.Watch the sermon take shape.

Not a lookup. Four intelligences (topical, audience, architectural, theological) working together, in seconds.

The Word · point at the drawing

  1. 1Righteous vs. sinful anger
  2. 2Anger as unmet expectation
  3. 3The slow anger of God
  4. 4Anger and forgiveness
  5. 5Anger toward injustice

…which bringeth forth out of his treasure things new and old.

Matthew 13:52 · KJV

This is a taste. Inside Preachr, each part opens into full research, drafts and delivery notes.

What Preachr does

Study. Connect. Craft.One workspace for Sunday.

Study the text
Romans 8:28Calvin & Spurgeon

“All things—trials, sickness, and grief—are marshaled by God to work for our sanctification.”

— Commentary Parallel Synthesis
Commentary Voices Compared

Study the text

Deep study, commentary, translations, Greek and Hebrew word studies, historical context, exegesis and the lectionary, all open beside your passage.

Connect the Scriptures
Homiletical StructureExpository
  • I.The Present Suffering
    Romans 8:18–25
  • II.The Spirit’s Groaning
    Romans 8:26–27
  • III.The Sovereign Assurance
    Romans 8:28–39

Connect the Scriptures

Cross-references with the reason they connect, parallel passages, and the theology underneath. Scripture is quoted word for word, never paraphrased by AI.

Craft the message
Preacher Voice ProfileActive
Tradition: Reformed / ExpositoryCadence: Warm & Direct

“We preach not ourselves, but Christ Jesus as Lord, and ourselves as your servants for Jesus’ sake.”

Drift check · Reformed profile · clear

Craft the message

Illustrations, applications, engagement, voice-to-outline and a small-group pack, shaped by your tradition so the draft sounds like your church.

Why Preachr

One studio.Every passage, illuminated.

Preaching Fingerprint

Unlocked

Sermons in Memory

12

Fingerprint from sermon 5

Most Preached Book

Romans

Themes: grace, assurance

Similar Sermon Found

This draft is close to “The Unshakable Foundation” (Romans 8). Try a fresh angle this Sunday.

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It rememberswhat you preached.

After your fifth sermon, Preachr builds your preaching fingerprint: your themes, your books, your rhythm. When a new draft lands close to a past sermon, it tells you before Sunday does.

Tradition Drift Check

Reformed
CalvinOwenEdwardsBavinck

Drift flagged · Moralism

“If you just try harder this week, God will bless you.”

Suggestion: ground the call in grace already given
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It stays insideyour tradition.

Choose Reformed, Wesleyan-Arminian, Pentecostal-Charismatic, Baptist, Evangelical or Anglican-Methodist. Preachr leans on that tradition's voices and flags drift, like moralism in a Reformed sermon or a sermon with no Spirit in a Pentecostal one.

16:9 Presentation Deck

Ready to Export
ROMANS 8:28

“And we know that for those who love God all things work together for good.”

Slide 2 of 8Preachr Widescreen Deck
PowerPoint (.pptx) · PDF · WordDownload
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From study deskto Sunday screen.

Export a 16:9 PowerPoint deck, print a PDF or Word manuscript, and preach from the built-in teleprompter. Saturday stays for prayer and family.

The Saturday-night difference

The same pastor.Two Saturdays.

Before Preachr

9:47pm

Blank page. Cold coffee.

  • Still hunting for an illustration that actually lands
  • Second-guessing the outline for the third time
  • No idea if you preached this angle six months ago

Bed at 1am. Preaching at 9.

With Preachr

10:52pm

Message architected. Bible closed.

  • Illustration, application, and cross-refs curated for you
  • Architecture chosen: you know exactly where the pivot lands
  • Congregational memory flagged the angles you've overused

Bed at 11:30. Sunday feels honest, not frantic.

The weekly rhythm

Sunday to Sunday,held together.

Not a pile of tools. One quiet rhythm, from Monday's first thought to Sunday's final word.

  1. MON

    Capture

    Topic, passage, or a life situation. Preachr opens the four intelligences.

    Sample“Anxiety” → anchor Philippians 4:6–7, five angles opened

  2. TUE

    Architect

    Pick the shape. Preachr flags theological drift and audience mismatches.

    SampleShape: Anxiety and lament. Flag: don't minimise clinical anxiety

  3. WED

    Deepen

    Commentary, cross-refs, original language: synthesized, not scattered.

    SampleGethsemane read beside Philippians 4: He knows

  4. THU

    Draft

    The copilot writes with you, using your voice and your notes.

    SampleFirst draft, in your cadence, from Monday's notes

  5. FRI

    Illustrate

    Real illustrations and an application that lands for your congregation.

    SampleFor young families: the 2am bills, the 7am school run

  6. SAT

    Rehearse

    Delivery coach listens back. Pacing, clarity, where the punch lands.

    SampleSlow down at point two. The Gethsemane turn lands

  7. SUN

    Preach

    Walk up with a message that is yours, and theirs.

24·One study desk on Preachr: 24 sermons between 10 Sep and 3 Oct 2026.

The full pulpit workspace

One workspace.Every instrument.

Exegesis Rail

Every voice on the passage,open beside your text.

  • Commentary synthesis

    Your tradition's voices on the passage, compared side by side.

  • Greek & Hebrew word studies

    The words under the English, explained for the pulpit.

  • Historical and theological context

    What the first hearers heard, and what your tradition has said since.

MeasuredA full commentary synthesis across four traditions in about 10 seconds.

Studio ecosystem background
Preachr Commentary view on Genesis 3:1-10 (ESV): synthesized commentary across Reformed, Evangelical, Catholic and Orthodox scholars
Genesis 3:1 · CommentaryReal screen

Trust

Your study stays yours.Scripture stays Scripture.

Your sermons are private to your account, verse text comes from real Bible sources, and your work leaves with you whenever you want.

  • Your sermons are yours alone

    Row-level security locks every sermon, note and series to your account.

  • Scripture quoted, never invented

    Verse text comes from licensed Bible sources, not from an AI's memory.

  • Pastoral care stays anonymous

    The pastoral care bridge works with anonymized prayer themes, not names.

  • Take your work anywhere

    Export any sermon as PDF, Word, text or a 16:9 PowerPoint deck.

Frederic Edwin Church's The Heart of the Andes, its sky lettered with Isaiah 40:8: the word of our God shall stand for ever
40:8·The word of our God shall stand for ever. Isaiah 40:8 KJV · after Frederic Edwin Church

Pricing

Built for the calling.Priced for the long haul.

The whole study desk (commentary, original languages, architecture, drift checks, rehearsal), from $12 a month billed yearly.

MonthlyAnnual · save 20%
A scholar studying by candlelight, woven with 2 Timothy 2:15
2 Timothy 2:15after Gerrit Dou

Starter

$12/ month

For the bi-vocational preacher.

  • 20 sermon generations / month
  • Learns your preaching style and flags when a draft drifts from it
  • Commentary synthesis and theological perspectives
  • Cross-references with explanations
  • Outlines: expository, topical, narrative, verse-by-verse
  • Illustration finder and historical context
  • Congregation context and preaching calendar
  • Teleprompter, sermon versions and feedback QR
  • PDF, Word and text export
Choose Starter
The Good Shepherd carrying a lamb, woven with John 10:11
John 10:11after Bernhard Plockhorst

Pro

Most Popular
$23/ month

For the full-time pastor.

  • Unlimited sermon generations
  • Sermon Copilot that sees your Scripture and notes
  • Greek and Hebrew word studies
  • Series planner
  • Rehearsal script for delivery practice
  • Sunday page, booklet and slides for your congregation
Choose Pro
Christ teaching a full congregation at Capernaum, woven with Luke 4:32
Luke 4:32after Maurycy Gottlieb

Church

$63/ month

Sunday publishing and a full teaching year for your church.

  • Series arc and coverage analysis
  • Pastoral care bridge for anonymized prayer themes
  • Originality check against recent sermons
  • Lectionary planning
Choose Church

7-day trial on every plan · Cancel anytime · Your sermons stay yours · Prices in USD

Sermon memory

It rememberswhat you preached.

Your preaching fingerprint
After your fifth sermon, Preachr knows your themes, your books and your rhythm. Every new draft is checked against what you have already preached, so each Sunday brings something fresh.

Preachr Sermon Memory

Unlocks after 5 sermons · Private to your account

tradition profiles with drift checks
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tradition profiles with drift checks
Bible translations quoted verbatim
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Bible translations quoted verbatim
languages: English and Tamil
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languages: English and Tamil

Inside the workspace

It catches whatSaturday night misses.

Draft · Genesis 3:1–10 · Saturday, 11:48 pm

The serpent did not open with a lie; he opened with a question. “Yea, hath God said?” By the time the fruit was eaten, the fig leaves were already being stitched. So this week, resolve to try harder: guard your eyes, fix your habits, stop hiding.1

But listen to verse nine. The Lord God called unto Adam, and said unto him, “Where art thou?”2 It is not a summons to court. It is a Father walking the garden, looking for his son.

And the God who comes looking is the same God who works all things together for good to them that love him.3

On Preachr desks, week of 6 Oct 2026·Genesis 3 · Matthew 6 · Mark 14 · Colossians 3 · Isaiah 53 · Hebrews 3 · Luke 18 · Joel 2–3

FAQ

You have questions.We have answers.

How it differs, traditions, translations, exports and the trial, answered plainly.

No. Most sermon tools are a chat box with a sermon prompt. Preachr pairs generative intelligence with a structured sermon workspace (commentary, cross-references, language notes, outlines, applications, illustrations, series planning, rehearsal and exports) so the pastor stays in control of the message.

Thy word is a lamp unto my feet.
119:105·Psalm 119:105 KJV