The cards you saved in Study slide out right beside your draft, with Scripture one tab over. Your passage, series, and big idea are already in place from planning. And what you write is what you preach from on Sunday.
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You studied all week. Now the commentary notes are in one tab, the passage in another, and the draft in a third. Every time you go looking for that one quote, you lose the thread. You want to write with the study where you can see it.
Open Write on the sermon you’re building. The series, title, and big idea sit at the top of the page. Beside your draft, a slide-out holds the cards you saved in Study and the Scripture you’re preaching. Then just write. Type like you would in any document, and press / when you want structure.
A slide-out with three tabs: Saved (the Study cards you kept), Passages (Scripture), and Review (feedback on your draft before you preach it).
Series label, sermon title, and your big-idea line, carried in from planning.
Type / to add a Bible Passage, Point, Illustration, or Application, each marked with a colored edge.
An open page for free-form writing, or classic structured blocks if you prefer them.
A SAVED indicator, plus word count and estimated minutes (~7 min) at the bottom.
When the draft feels close, tap Review for feedback on the sermon before you preach it.
Present opens the same content, locked for preaching, with a clock or time remaining (you choose) and Record. That recording feeds Recap, an honest look at your delivery and content after you preach.
You write the sermon.
Write doesn’t hand you a first draft.
When you want help, AI works on what you’ve already written: adjust the tone, fix spelling and grammar, extend or reduce a section, simplify a paragraph, refine, complete a sentence, summarize, or translate.
The words and the voice stay yours.
And if you’ve typed in a document before, you already know how it all works.
Save a few cards in Study. Open Write. Start typing with your study beside you. Tap Review before Sunday. Present is ready when you are.
No. Study draws from real commentaries and guides, curated to your passage or topic, with named sources. It’s not AI writing fake commentary.
No. Study helps you research. You still do the preaching work.
Cards tied to your passage and series context. You can filter for outline, cross-references, exegetical and historical notes, application, and illustrations.
No. Study pulls what’s relevant to your passage or topic from named sources so you’re not scrolling a dense commentary UI. You still get the insight. You don’t get Logos-style full-library ownership.
Yes. Study is part of Sermonary. Team adds the Sunday handoff when staff need the sermon brief and files without waiting on you.
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