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Terms of Service

Last updated 11 August 2026

These terms cover your use of Sermon Guides. In plain terms: you connect a channel you have the right to use, we process its sermons and send you the results, and either of us can stop at any time.

The service

We monitor the channel or page you connect, download each new sermon stream, transcribe it, and generate a sermon page containing a summary, key takeaways, a five-day devotional, a Bible study guide, five vertical clips and five social quote posts. We email you a link when it is ready.

Your content and your rights to it

Your sermons remain yours. You grant us permission to download, store, transcribe and transform them solely to produce and deliver your results, and to host the finished page you choose to publish.

You confirm that you own or control the channel you connect and have the right to have its content processed this way, including any rights in music, guest speakers or third-party material appearing in the stream.

Plans and limits

The free plan covers two sermons per calendar month, delivered every other Monday. The Church plan covers ten sermons per calendar month, delivered every Monday. Counts reset at the start of each month. Sermons beyond your plan's allowance are not processed until the next period or until you upgrade.

Generated content

The written guides, clip selections and social captions are produced automatically by language models. They are drawn from your sermon, but they are not a substitute for your own review. Read them before you publish them — you are responsible for what your church puts out under its name.

Availability

We aim to deliver on your scheduled day, but platforms change and downloads sometimes fail. When we cannot fetch a stream we tell you and give you a way to upload the file instead. The service is provided as is, without warranty that every sermon will be processed on time.

Ending it

You can disconnect a channel or close your account whenever you want, and we will stop processing and delete your content. We may suspend an account that abuses the service, uploads content it has no right to, or attempts to disrupt it.

This document describes how the product actually works today. It has not been reviewed by a lawyer — have counsel review it before launch, particularly if you take churches outside the United States.