01The Challenge
What was broken before the Sermon Assistant
Decades of sermons lived across notebooks, loose documents, and memory — with no way to search, reuse, or protect them.
Preparing a new message meant starting from a blank page, even when years of relevant material already existed.
Bible study spanned multiple books, apps, and translations — constantly breaking focus and study flow.
Sensitive ministry credentials and passwords were tracked on paper and in unsecured notes.
Preaching from a phone or tablet meant fighting notifications, clutter, and tiny text in the pulpit.
As a non-technical user, off-the-shelf tools were too fragmented, too complex, and too time-consuming to maintain.