For pastors and small-group ministries
Paste your sermon notes. Our writer turns them into a timed discussion guide that follows your message. You approve it, and every group leader has it on their phone, in every home, on whatever night they meet.
Writing good discussion questions can take hours. Now it's a few minutes of review.
Your outline, key points, or the passage. Up to about 1,000 words. Add who's in your groups and how long they meet.
The guide follows your message, in sections timed to your groups. Edit any question or write your own. Nothing reaches leaders until you approve it.
Leaders join the series once. Each week's guide appears on their phones as you approve it, with leader notes, a timer, and a take-home verse for everyone.
A sample for a fictional church. Your guides are written from your own notes.
See the whole guide, the leader briefing, and the invitations →
The $999 annual plan covers up to 50 group leaders and 300 writer uses a year. One approved guide serves every group.
The writer is told to stay faithful to your notes and your tradition's voice. You see every question before your leaders do, and you can edit or replace any of them.
Yes. One approved guide works for every group, and each leader starts it whenever their group meets. Leaders can be in up to 50 different homes.
No. They open a link on their phone and tap right for the next question. Leader notes are one tap away.
Yes. Name the book and chapters, and the questions are written around them. The series planner can lay out a whole study, one session per chapter or passage.
Of course. Writing or editing questions by hand, and reusing a past series, never count against your writer uses.
Yes. A sponsor can fund your church's year for $999, and their name appears as "Sponsored by" on your question screens and take-home pages. We'll even write the request letter. Applying for a grant? We can help with that too.
Set up your program free: create your series, add your groups' details, and write or preview questions. Fund the program when you're ready to share it with your leaders.