Clips is open for founding churches. These are real clips, cut by a pipeline that already works on our own church's sermons. We onboard from the list in order, one church at a time.
Six clips. Three sermons. Nothing touched by hand.
Every clip below was chosen, cut, framed and captioned by the pipeline — the same one your church's sermons would go through. No hand edits, no re-cuts, no cherry-picked best-of. This is the output.
Built on What He Swore
The new covenant is not about how good your grip is. Your walk with God is built on what He swore, not what you swore.
Hebrews 13:5He Served Your Sentence
The wages of sin is death, and Someone actually died. We keep trying to pay a penalty another Man already served, and His name is Jesus.
Romans 6:23Dead Men Live
God is not mad at you. He is madly in love with you, and Christ died not to make bad men good but to make dead men live.
Romans 5:8Not an Invitation to Be Nicer
Christianity is not an invitation to be nicer and kinder. It is the declaration that Jesus came to bring the dead to life, and everything I choose now flows from what He has already done.
You Just Got Pruned
The pruning of the Lord is simpler and better than you were told. He prunes us by removing the old opinions we hold about ourselves and reminding us what His word says about us.
John 15:2Peace Nothing Can Invade
Hours from the cross, Jesus was not promising a circumstantial upgrade. He was offering a life and peace nothing can invade, even in a world that is against you.
John 15:5Three sermons, six clips, two per message. Sound on — the captions are burned in and match the audio word for word, including the repetitions. Nothing here was de-stuttered or smoothed.
The copy under each clip ships with it. Every clip arrives with post copy written from its own words, so posting is copy, paste, done. These six were generated from the clips above and approved by the pastor, unedited, before going on this page.
The hard part isn't cutting. It's choosing.
Every one of these had to survive a rejection.
The pipeline reads the whole message and proposes candidates, then throws most of them away. A passage gets rejected if the thought isn't complete inside the window — if the setup is there but the payoff lands thirty seconds later, it doesn't ship, no matter how quotable those thirty seconds were.
It also looks at the footage, not just the words. A moment can read perfectly in the transcript and turn out to be forty seconds of a full-screen slide with a voice over it. Frames get sampled and classified before anything is cut, so what you're watching is a person preaching, not a graphic.
That's why the honest number is two to four a week and not ten. A weak week produces fewer clips, and we'd rather send you fewer.
Your sermons could look like this.
Clips is open to founding churches: the first 25 get $69/mo for as long as they stay subscribed, and $99/mo is the price after that. Joining the list costs nothing — we onboard in order.