A tool for preachers
Antioquia has an editor built for sermons. You write your message with the Bible, the original words, commentaries and cross references one click away, then preach straight from the screen, print it, or turn it into slides for the service. It runs in your browser, and you can start for free.
Start from a template — expository sermon, textual sermon, topical sermon, quick outline or small group study — or from a blank page. The structure (big idea, introduction, points, illustration, application, conclusion and appeal) comes as hints that disappear as you write.
Verses with their reference, callouts for the big idea, illustration, application, transition, question and appeal, and pulpit notes that stay out of the slides. Points number themselves (I, II, III): move one and the rest follow.
Type “/” and a reference — for example “/rom 8.28” — and the text goes into your sermon. The tools panel opens the whole chapter so you can select the verses.
For each verse: the original Greek or Hebrew word, with its Strong’s number and dictionary entry; classic commentators; cross references; and other versions to compare. Each with “Insert into sermon”.
Topics with their verses and public-domain commentaries, ready to insert when your message is topical.
Preach from the screen: large type, a jump to each heading, a screen that stays on and a timer that compares your time with the length you planned. Checkboxes stay active, so you can tick off what you have already covered.
Print or save a clean A4 PDF, or a half sheet (A5) sized to fit inside your Bible. You can also copy the whole sermon as plain text.
From what you wrote, ask the AI for slides for the service, a small group study, discussion questions or an outline with blanks for the congregation to follow along.
Every change saves itself. If the connection drops, the text stays on your device and is sent when it comes back. Each sermon keeps its passage, date, series, place, status and length, and the list searches by title, passage, series or text.
Create a free account — or use the same one as the Android app — and open Sermons.
Expository, textual, topical, quick outline or small group study. Or start with a blank page.
Type “/” and a reference to insert the passage. In Tools, read the chapter, look at the original, the commentaries and the cross references, and insert what you will use.
Write the big idea, the points, the illustrations and the applications. Drag blocks to reorder them.
Open pulpit mode with the timer, print on A4 or A5, or generate slides for the service.
Antioquia’s sermon outlines give you the text, the big idea, an introduction, points with application and a conclusion. Copy an outline, paste it into a new sermon and adapt it to your church.
You can create an account and start for free, right in your browser. The free plan has usage limits — on sermons and on AI features — and the Go and Plus plans raise them. Pricing and terms are shown in the Android app, where subscriptions are purchased.
No. The editor runs in your browser, on a computer or a phone. Just sign in with your Antioquia account — the same one as the Android app, if you already use it.
That is not the idea. You write it. The AI helps when you ask: in the chat, to study a passage and check references; in the editor, to turn your finished sermon into slides, a small group study, questions or an outline for the church. Review everything with your own discernment.
The King James Version in English and the Bíblia Livre in Portuguese, with the whole chapter alongside. For each verse: the original word with Strong’s dictionary, classic commentators, cross references and version comparison, plus the What the Bible Says topics.
Yes. Pulpit mode shows your message in large type, with a timer and a screen that stays on. For paper, print or save a PDF on A4 or at Bible size (A5).
In your Antioquia account. Every change saves itself, and you can reopen a sermon in any browser where you sign in. Offline, the text stays on your device until the connection returns.
Yes. Open one of the site’s sermon outlines, use “Copy outline” and paste it into a new sermon. Then study the passage and adapt the introduction and applications to your church.
Prepare your message
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