Map the four messages
Record the sermon title, theme, passage, speaker, source URL, and planned clip destination for each week.
Organize complete sermon moments around hope, peace, joy, and love while keeping each week attached to its source message and verified scripture.
Make Advent clipsHope: waiting with trust
ReadyPeace: practiced presence
ReviewJoy: honest celebration
DraftLove: God with us
PlannedUse a shared visual system, but do not force different sermons into the same caption or emotional shape.
Record the sermon title, theme, passage, speaker, source URL, and planned clip destination for each week.
Correct that sermon’s transcript and context before comparing candidates across the broader Advent series.
Reuse caption placement, color, and source credit while letting each sermon’s language determine the title and hook.
Upload the week’s recording, with a corrected SRT or VTT if you have one.
Review the proposed moment against the sermon, then approve it or run the job again.
Download the captioned 9:16 MP4 and stage it with the week’s copy and credits.
Verify scripture, mobile layout, series identity, and the full-sermon link before publishing.
A series template should make the work consistent, not make different sermons sound identical.
Practical answers for church communicators, editors, and ministry leaders.
Choose based on the number of complete, useful moments rather than a quota. One or two strong clips per sermon can create a coherent four-week rhythm without exhausting the message.
A shared caption position, color palette, and source-credit pattern can tie the series together. Keep titles and emphasis responsive to the actual sermon rather than forcing a fixed slogan.
It processes one uploaded recording at a time and returns one reviewed clip per run. Save each week’s clip and notes as a separate package; accounts and persistent project storage are not built yet.