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The follow-up email to your congregation, written for you
The people who were not there on Sunday are the ones who most need to hear from you, and the email that would reach them is the one that never gets sent, because writing it means reliving the sermon on a Monday.
A follow-up email with a subject line, a recap in your words, one application for the week and a place for the recording link. Read it, change a sentence, send it.
First sermon free, up to 90 minutes, no card.
What it wrote for a real sermon
Below is what the Follow-up Email produced for a public-domain Spurgeon sermon, unedited. Yours is written from your transcript the same way.
What the Follow-up Email wrote for Spurgeon's ‘Hope in Hopeless Cases’ (1868), unedited
Subject - Bring Every Hopeless Case to Jesus Recap - Jesus Christ meets people in the most desperate spiritual conditions, including those overwhelmed by despair, unbelief, and sin. Human help may fail, but Christ is alive, powerful, and able to deliver completely. The sermon urged us not to give up on ourselves or others, but to bring every distressed soul to Jesus, trusting that he can replace mourning with joy and give lasting peace. This week's application - Bring one person who is distressed or spiritually troubled before Jesus each day in prayer, refusing to treat that person’s situation as hopeless. Reflect on this - Where have you been tempted to give up on yourself or someone else instead of bringing the matter continually to Jesus?
C. H. Spurgeon, public domain. Generated by the pipeline on 2026-10-13, no edits.
Get this for your sermonHeld to your transcript
The recap and the application come from your transcript; it does not add points you did not make.
Hand it to
The church office, or yourself. Every result has a Copy button and exports to Word, PDF and Google Drive.
How it works
- 1. Upload the sermon or paste the YouTube link. Audio or video, up to 90 minutes free.
- 2. Wait about five minutes. The transcript comes back with the Sermon Pack and all 15 tools already written.
- 3. Copy the Follow-up Email. Or press the Monday Kit and download every tool as one Word document.
Questions
- Can it go out automatically?
- Not yet. It lands in your library with a Copy button, so you paste it into whatever you already send from. Founding churches get a say in whether that changes.
- Is the first sermon really free?
- Yes. Your first sermon, up to 90 minutes, comes back with the transcript and every tool unlocked, no card. After that the Church Plan covers unlimited sermons.
Run it on Sunday's sermon
Your first sermon comes back with the Follow-up Email and every other tool unlocked, no card. After that the Church Plan is $5 first month, then $19/month for unlimited sermons.