Features
Built for the way preachers actually work.
From Monday’s first read of the passage to Sunday’s last word, every tool lives in one quiet place. And none of it is AI.
The editor
An outline that keeps its shape.
Build your sermon from blocks: Scripture, Point, Sub-point, Illustration, Application and free Text. Each has its own color, and points number themselves as you move them.
- Drag, collapse and reorder any block
- Word count and preaching time as you write
- Headings, lists, colors and highlights
- Saves as you type
Bibles built in
Type a reference. The text is there.
Public-domain Bibles ship inside Homileto, so lookups are instant and work offline. References work in English or Spanish: “John 3:16” or “Juan 3:16”.
Preaching from the NKJV or NIV? Use Type it to paste any version, or open the passage on Bible Gateway in one tap.
Podium Mode
The pulpit view you’ll actually want to preach from.
One tap turns your sermon into a full-screen reading view: large type, points in color bands, and nothing else on screen.
Count up or down; it turns amber near the end and red when you run over.
Page with a presentation clicker, arrows or the space bar. The screen stays awake.
Dark, light or sepia, text size, and a jump-to list for long sermons.
A read-only link lets an interpreter or worship leader follow along. No account needed.
Your library
Every sermon you’ve preached, easy to find.
Group sermons into series and parts, and sort them into categories like Sermons, Bible Study and Ceremonies. Search looks inside every sermon, not just the titles.
Print or save as PDF, download a copy, or duplicate last year’s Easter sermon to start this year’s.
Anywhere
Even when the church Wi-Fi isn’t.
Homileto works on phones, tablets and laptops, and installs like an app. Once opened, every sermon opens without internet, and changes made offline sync when you’re back.
Light and dark themes for late-night study and early-morning services.
Private by design
No AI. Not now, not later.
Homileto has no AI features. Your sermons are private to you, never used to train anything, and never rewritten by a machine. Download a backup of everything whenever you like.
Try it with this Sunday’s sermon.
14 days free, no card. Then $9.99 a month or $99.99 a year.