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Sunday’s sermon for the kids, and the family table
Parents drive home from church and ask the kids what the sermon was about, and get a shrug. The sermon was not for them, and nobody has time to write a version that is.
A short retelling at a child’s level, the big idea in one sentence, and a question for the dinner table, so the whole family heard the same sermon.
First sermon free, up to 90 minutes, no card.
What it wrote for a real sermon
Below is what the Kids & Family Guide produced for a public-domain Spurgeon sermon, unedited. Yours is written from your transcript the same way.
What the Kids & Family Guide wrote for Spurgeon's ‘Hope in Hopeless Cases’ (1868), unedited
Big idea
- Jesus can help people even when their problems seem impossible. We should bring our troubles and the troubles of people we love to Jesus, because he is alive, powerful, and able to save.
Story
- A father brought his very troubled son to Jesus. The boy could not hear or speak clearly, and he was often hurt by terrible attacks. Other people had not been able to help him. Jesus said, “Bring him unto me,” and then commanded the evil spirit to leave. Jesus healed the boy and made him free.
Dinner-table questions
- What hard or sad thing can we bring to Jesus?
- Why can we trust Jesus when a problem seems too big for us?
- Who is someone we can pray for and bring to Jesus?
C. H. Spurgeon, public domain. Generated by the pipeline on 2026-10-13, no edits.
Get this for your sermonHeld to your transcript
It keeps to your passage and your point; it does not add a children’s story you did not tell.
Hand it to
The children’s ministry leader, or parents. Every result has a Copy button and exports to Word, PDF and Google Drive.
How it works
- 1. Upload the sermon or paste the YouTube link. Audio or video, up to 90 minutes free.
- 2. Wait about five minutes. The transcript comes back with the Sermon Pack and all 15 tools already written.
- 3. Copy the Kids & Family Guide. Or press the Monday Kit and download every tool as one Word document.
Questions
- What age is it written for?
- Roughly ages six to eleven: short sentences, concrete words, one idea. Youth leaders usually use the Small-Group Study Guide instead.
- Is the first sermon really free?
- Yes. Your first sermon, up to 90 minutes, comes back with the transcript and every tool unlocked, no card. After that the Church Plan covers unlimited sermons.
Run it on Sunday's sermon
Your first sermon comes back with the Kids & Family Guide and every other tool unlocked, no card. After that the Church Plan is $5 first month, then $19/month for unlimited sermons.