OpenSermon

OpenSermon makes Christian sermons searchable, accessible, and preserved.

Every week, pastors share teaching meant to guide and shape the lives of their congregations. Once a sermon ends, it's surprisingly hard to revisit an idea, find the Bible passage it turned on, or hear what your church has said about a topic over the years. OpenSermon changes that.

FIND THE CHURCHES AROUND YOU
Use your location to map every congregation in the archive near you, or search the directory by name, city, or denomination. Follow the ones you care about.

SEARCH INSIDE THE SERMON
Search runs across the full text of the transcripts, not just titles and dates, so you can find a sermon by a phrase you remember from it. Results show you the matching passage in context — scripture, theme, or exact wording.

READ WHAT WAS PREACHED Every analyzed sermon carries a full transcript, the scripture it rests on, the themes it develops, and the people and events it mentions. Follow along as the audio plays, or jump straight to any line.

LISTEN WITH THE SCREEN OFF
Background audio playback with lock-screen and notification controls. Your place is kept between sessions, so a sermon you started on the drive home is right where you left it.

KNOW WHEN THERE'S SOMETHING NEW
Get a notification when a church you follow has a newly analyzed sermon. Choose per church what you hear about, or nothing at all.

SEE WHAT A CHURCH TEACHES
Church pages trace years of preaching by theme, so you can see how a congregation has taught on a subject of faith over time, not just one Sunday at a time.

OpenSermon preserves sermons and worship teaching as part of the living history of the church, keeping them available to congregations, church leaders, researchers, and the public.

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