Posted by Mackenzie Harrison on Sep 18, 2025
Your sermon doesn’t necessarily need to be a marathon every single time. Believe it or not, you can keep sermons short but powerful. Short sermons have the ability to be impactful and just as, if not more, memorable. In fact, some of the most memorable sermons are ones that are brief but to the point. Did you know the Gettysburg Address was only 272 words and 3 minutes long? This isn’t a long...
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Posted by Mackenzie Harrison on Sep 18, 2025
In today’s digital age, churches are no longer limited to church pews and speaking just one language. Nowadays, you can access sermons online, which means more than one language should be available. AI sermon translation tools make this a possibility. At the click of a button, ministries can share the Gospel faster and further than ever before. But here’s the big question: Should you trust AI to...
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Posted by Mackenzie Harrison on Sep 11, 2025
Have you ever wrapped up a Sunday service and then sighed at the thought of downloading, editing, and sharing your sermon video? You’re not alone. While editing sermon videos can often be a hassle, it doesn’t have to be. By connecting Resi.io to Sermon Shots, you can skip the tedious process or tech juggling act and get straight to the fun part of turning your sermons into inspiring content that...
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Posted by Mackenzie Harrison on Aug 7, 2025
In all my years building software, I’ve never seen reactions quite like what we’ve gotten with Sermon Live by Sermon Shots. The need is real and growing fast. Churches everywhere are seeing more non-English speaking visitors, but translating sermons has always been expensive and out of reach for most churches. I knew the technology was getting close to making this possible for everyone. So we...
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Posted by Carter Wiley on May 2, 2024
The process of preparing for a sermon is hard work. When stress creeps in, so does burnout. Stumbling over words, incomplete thoughts, and a potential for error are all possible outcomes when you don’t prepare a sermon ahead of time. While it may seem too good to be true, it doesn’t have to be this way. With a set sermon preparation process and a weekly plan to follow, the...
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