Monday morning kit
Paste Sunday's sermon link after service. Usually within an hour, the clips, graphics, carousel and writing are waiting in the dashboard to review.
Multiply Sunday
Extend the Sermon
One sermon in. A week of content out.
Upload Sunday’s sermon or paste a YouTube or Vimeo link and get back captioned clips, social graphics, an Instagram carousel and written content, all in your pastor’s own words.
Made by Church Media Squad, who also run Pro Church Media.
The short version
Extend the Sermon turns one recorded sermon into a week of content: 5 to 7 captioned vertical clips, 9 social graphics, an Instagram carousel, a blog post, an email, a small-group guide and a kids sheet. It's best for churches with nobody to repurpose the message.
- Price
- First sermon free; $97/mo for one sermon a week (Oct 2026)
- Try it
- First sermon free with the full week of content, no card needed
- Works on
- Web
Made for
Churches like yours
Churches with no editor or writer to repurpose Sunday's message
Communications staff who want drafts to review, not blank pages
Small-group and kids leaders who want material from the same sermon
Why Extend the Sermon
Why churches choose Extend the Sermon
One sermon becomes more than 20 finished pieces
First sermon is free with no card, so you see real output
Every clip comes with music, without music and without captions
Up to 5 staff logins with no seat fees
In real life
What Extend the Sermon looks like on a normal week
Small groups and kids
Send group leaders the discussion guide with leader notes, and give the kids team a sheet built from the same message.
Midweek email and blog
Edit the drafted weekly email and blog post so the sermon reaches people who missed Sunday.
How it works
Up and running this week
- 1
Run last Sunday's sermon free by uploading the file or pasting a YouTube link.
- 2
Add your colors, logo and font to the brand kit, or pick colors that fit the sermon.
- 3
Read every draft and watch every clip for context before you post or send it.
Questions
Extend the Sermon FAQ
Is Extend the Sermon free for churches?
Your first sermon is free, with the full week of content and no card needed. After that it's $97 a month for one sermon a week, and you can cancel anytime.
What do we get from one sermon?
More than 20 pieces: 5 to 7 captioned vertical clips, 9 social graphics, a 6 or 7 slide Instagram carousel, a blog post, a weekly email, a small-group guide with leader notes and a kids sheet. It's usually ready within an hour.
Can we use our YouTube sermon link?
Yes. Paste a YouTube link, or upload an MP3, MP4, WAV or M4A file up to 2 GB. Livestream rips, lapel mic recordings and phone audio all work.
Can our whole staff use one account?
Yes. The account owner can invite up to 5 staff members, each with their own login, and there are no seat fees. Billing and the brand kit stay with the owner.
Multiply Sunday
Get your free sermon ↗One sermon in. A week of content out.
Made by Church Media Squad, who also run Pro Church Media.
CompareFrom Church Media Squad
Extend the Sermon is one of four products from Church Media Squad.
Each one fits a different way of working. Here’s how they compare.
Do it yourself
Remix Church Media
Church graphics, made simple
- Churches that launch a new sermon series every month or two
- Volunteers who need a finished series graphic without design training
- Small staffs that want slides, social posts and motion loops from one library
Let AI draft it
ChurchCreate
Your Sunday graphics, done in minutes
- Church staff who make the weekly graphics without ever being the designer
- Churches that want series art, slides and social posts in one consistent look
- Small teams that need every screen and feed size from one design
Multiply Sunday
Extend the Sermon
One sermon in. A week of content out.
- Churches with no editor or writer to repurpose Sunday's message
- Communications staff who want drafts to review, not blank pages
- Small-group and kids leaders who want material from the same sermon
Hand it off
Church Media Squad
All your church’s creative needs, handled
- Solo communications directors who own the slides, bulletin, socials and website
- Churches with a volunteer camera team but nobody to edit the footage
- Churches between creative hires that still need Sunday's graphics on time