Write better sermons, faster.
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Built for busy church leaders
Verble is your personal AI sermon writing assistant helping you create authentic sermons faster
Easy to use
Verble is designed for everyone. No technical knowledge or complex prompts are needed. Just choose how you want to start and the tool guides you step by step, so you can focus fully on your message.
Fits every denomination
You can pick from any Bible translation, making Verble useful across all denominations. Whether you preach weekly, lead a small group, or prepare devotionals, the tool adapts to your context and supports the way you serve.
For all devices
Verble works on every device, whether laptop, tablet or phone. This makes it easy to prepare on your computer, review your sermon on the go, or practice directly from your pulpit with your notes right in hand.
Helping you start
Different ways to create your sermon
Whether you want to upload an existing file, start from scratch or follow a template, Verble gives you flexible options. You can build on a passage, explore a theme or even plan a full series.
Choose the path that fits your style and get started fast.
WHY US?
Why use Verble as a sermon writing assistant
5K
Sermon written on a monthly basis.
6 different ways to prepare so you can choose the one that suits you
Trusted around the world
Verble has been used in 169 different countries. The main tool is in English, but when you chat with the AI, it will respond in the language you choose. So if you want to write parts of your sermon in Spanish or Latin, Verble can help you out!
Clear pricing, no surprises
Prepare your sermons with unlimited outlines, drafts and editing support.
No hidden costs, cancel anytime.
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Our sermon companion helps a community of 1000+ pastors to inspire their congregation
This is what users say
"This is an awesome app. It helps with making sermons. Congregation is really engaging and seeing growth."
"It feels like it reads my mind and writes exactly what I was thinking. Every time I’m amazed!"
"It was good, everything went well. Congregation enjoyed it."
"it was great and the research was good"
Frequently asked Questions
Is Verble also available in the App Store or Google Play Store?
Yes! We have recently created our Sermon apps on both App Store and Google Play store. Without having to pay again you can use Verble wherever your are on phones and tablets.
Download for iPhone or iPad / Download for Android
Does Verble write my sermon for me?
It gives you a first version, so you’re never staring at a blank page. But we encourage you to refine it with the editing tools because your prayer, study, and calling are what make the message faithful to God’s Word and meaningful for your congregation.
Is this faithful to Scripture?
Yes. You choose the translation, tone, and depth. The Companion adapts to your convictions so you can stay rooted in Scripture as you prepare.
Does using this replace my study or prayer?
Never. The Companion supports your preparation, but only you can bring the prayerful study and Spirit-led wisdom that makes a sermon come alive.
Can I use it for more than Sunday sermons?
Yes. Pastors also use it for sermon series, devotionals, small groups, and Bible studies.
What if I’m not tech-savvy?
That’s no problem. The Companion guides you step by step, so you can focus fully on your message.
Will my sermons sound generic or AI-written?
No. Each sermon reflects your input, tradition, and tone. The Verble Sermon Companion adapts to your voice, and with advanced editing options you can refine structure, tone, and depth—so your message is authentic and Spirit-led.
What if I have any questions?
Simply reach out!
We do not have 'AI chat robots' or anonymous support teams. Just send an email to hello@verble.app or a WhatsApp message to +31 10 261 3362 (WhatsApp only), and we’ll be glad to help you out.
Can I also use Verble to create an outline?
Yes! Crafting a compelling sermon outline is essential for delivering an effective sermon. A good outline should include a clear introduction, a well-organized body, and a concise conclusion.
It should also include key points and supporting evidence from Scripture, as well as opportunities for prayer and reflection. By using a sermon outline, you can ensure that your sermon is well-structured and easy to follow, and that you are able to communicate your message in a clear and compelling way.
Ready to write a Sermon with Verble?
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