“A structured, AI-assisted sermon-writing studio that earns its keep for weekly preachers.”
Sermonary is a tool built for one job: helping pastors write sermons faster and better. Instead of drafting in a generic word processor, a preacher works in a structured studio with sermon templates, drag-and-drop blocks for illustrations, points, and Scripture, a research suite, an illustration library, and Podium Mode for reading the finished manuscript on Sunday. For someone who preaches most weeks, that structure genuinely speeds up the workflow.
The more recent addition is AI. Sermonary's AI Assistant can help brainstorm, outline, summarize passages, and tighten prose, and the Multiply feature can turn a sermon into other content formats. For pastors wrestling a blank page every week, having research, structure, and AI assistance in one place is a real productivity story rather than a gimmick.
The catch is price and scope. Sermonary runs $49/month or $499/year, and the Sermonary+ tier with its 2,000-plus sermon series library is $99/month or $899/year, which is steep for a single-purpose tool, especially for bivocational or small-church pastors. It also only does sermon prep; it is not a study library like Logos or a presentation tool. If you preach weekly and value the structured, AI-assisted workflow, it earns its keep; if you write occasionally, the cost is hard to justify.
Pastors who preach most weeks and want a structured, AI-assisted studio to write faster, with research and illustrations in one place.
You preach only occasionally, you want a full study library like Logos, or you can't justify a premium subscription for a single-purpose writing tool.
It's a purpose-built sermon-writing studio with templates, drag-and-drop building blocks, a research suite, an illustration library, AI assistance, and a Podium Mode for preaching.
The base plan is $49/month or $499/year, and Sermonary+ with its large sermon-series library is $99/month or $899/year, with a free trial to start.
Yes. The AI Assistant helps brainstorm, outline, summarize Scripture, and tighten prose, and the Multiply feature repurposes a sermon into other formats.
No. Sermonary focuses on writing and organizing sermons; it includes a research suite but isn't a deep study library, so some pastors pair it with Logos.
Yes. Podium Mode displays your finished manuscript in a clean, readable format designed for use in the pulpit.