Bring the real sermon
Import video, audio, a transcript, or a document. Sermons and research remain in separate lanes.
Private whole-church ministry intelligence
Know what your sermon said. See what blocked transformation. Build what comes next.
Sermon Analyzer is ministry software that helps churches import and analyze sermons, connect approved YouTube channels, develop stronger messages, and turn sermon insights into practical discipleship and ministry follow-through.
One private Sunday to Monday workflow for sermon evidence, doctrine-aware creation, Salt & Light practice, assigned elder care, and anonymized church-wide insight.
No card required to create your workspace. Your sermons and resources are private by default.
Private by designEvery account has isolated sermons, research, projects, reports, and settings.
Evidence-awareCoaching distinguishes sermon evidence, research support, interpretation, and recommendations.
Built for actionEvery major insight should end in language the preacher can use and a practice the listener can try.
Use Google only to securely sign in to Sermon Analyzer.
When you choose Continue with Google, Sermon Analyzer requests only OpenID Connect identity information: your email address, basic profile name, profile picture, and locale. We use that information to create and secure your Sermon Analyzer account. We do not request access to Gmail, Google Drive, Google Calendar, or YouTube through this sign-in.
Connect your church's YouTube channel
Church administrators can securely connect an approved YouTube channel so Sermon Analyzer can import public sermon videos and metadata for sermon analysis. Sermon Analyzer requests only the Google and YouTube permissions needed for the selected integration.
Start with SermonOps: one sermon, one complete ministry handoff.
Sermon Chopper turns the service recording into a clean sermon and publishing package. SermonOps connects that work to a free public study, preacher intelligence, and congregation follow-through without forcing the media team to manage separate workflows.
Three steps from source to stronger ministry
See the evidence
Review exact preacher language, structure, listener resistance, theology, research support, and actionable gaps.
Coach the pattern
Turn one review—or a ministry-wide trend—into specific language, practice, and a clear next step.
For the individual preacher
Specific coaching, not generic sermon advice.
Build a private library, compare recurring patterns, train in your own classroom, and develop the next sermon with the profile and sources you chose.
Explore individual featuresFor the ministry team
Shared standards without shared-account chaos.
Use role-based workspaces, sermon group reports, invitations, and organization-level trends while each outside account remains isolated.
Read the security modelFrom the sermon preached on Sunday to the life practiced on Monday.
Sermon evidence
Import the preached message, validate its transcript, and identify exact theological, structural, and transformation gaps.
Practice and care
Publish approved daily, family, and group practices to Salt & Light. Members choose what to share and may request assigned elder follow-up.
Safe ministry insight
Preachers and leaders receive minimum-cohort aggregate patterns—not journals, shadow profiles, counseling notes, or family conflicts.
Build a better feedback loop for every sermon.
Start with one real sermon and see the full review, coaching, training, and Studio workflow.