A Motion recognizing the work of SermonAudio has been tabled and received support in the UK Parliament (the House of Commons). It's a real honor and may God continue to give us many more years.

We have re-launched our Gospel of John Project for 2025 in partnership with the Trinitarian Bible Society and are seeking to reach 12 cities in 12 months.

Everyone knows the name John Knox, but has anyone actually listened to his sermons? We are giving voice to these great treasures, and they can now be freely heard for the first time since the days of Knox himself.

We’re thrilled to unveil one of the most powerful features ever released on SermonAudio: every sermon fully transcribed and searchable! No one else is doing this at this scale.

We've developed a powerful new way to filter through our vast library of sermons, helping you quickly narrow down to exactly what you're looking for.

The following churches have indicated that they are seeking a pastor or pulpit supply.

We’ve just rolled out a massive update, packed with a slew of slick feature upgrades and bug fixes. It’s so big, we bumped it straight to 3.1—barely a month after the landmark 3.0 release!

It's our completely rewritten SermonAudio TV Channel for Android TV, Amazon Fire TV, Google TV, and Apple TV.

We're excited to introduce a brand-new feature: Articles — a simple and effective way for broadcasters to write, publish, and share written content such as devotionals, blogs, announcements, and more — directly on SermonAudio.

There are third-party services that will do this kind of functionality costing anywhere from $10/mo to $100/mo. It's INCLUDED with every broadcaster account!

We have produced one of the most deluxe and affordable renditions of the 1650 Scottish Psalter in the hopes that it will appeal to churches far outside any single denomination.

We've reached an important milestone with the ChurchOne App. Our development team has been working very hard in pulling together a fantastic rewrite of ChurchOne v4.0. We'd love you to download it today and promote it to your church family!

The Audiobook Initiative by SermonAudio utilizes voice-cloning technology to make available an extensive collection of historic books from renowned preachers of the past into the audiobook format.

The BJU Department of Computer Science has entered into a mutually beneficial partnership with SermonAudio.

Preserving sound preaching for posterity.