Keep sermon notes you can return to.
A sermon can stay with you long after the service ends. Church Notes helps you bring the message into your week with structured notes, Scripture references and a follow-up study.
Three ways to bring a sermon
Record a service in the app, upload an audio file you already have, or paste a public YouTube sermon link. Choose the source that suits you. Get permission to record and share a service where needed; current duration and usage allowances are shown in the app.
What to look for in your sermon notes
Return to the main message, important Scripture references and practical next steps. Compare the generated notes with the original sermon, and read quoted passages in their context. The notes are AI-assisted study aids, so they can contain mistakes.
From Sunday to a seven-day study
After reviewing your notes, use the seven-day Bible study feature to keep reflecting on the message. Make time to revisit Scripture, pray and consider one practical response. A study aid supports your reflection; it does not replace the Bible or pastoral guidance.
Check your allowance before submitting
Bible Paddy is free to download, with a limited Church Notes allowance and optional Silver and Gold subscriptions for more usage. Check current prices, recording limits and YouTube allowances in the app. There is no promise of unlimited recording or processing.
Your questions, answered.
What is Church Notes?
Church Notes turns a recorded service, uploaded sermon audio or public YouTube sermon into structured notes you can revisit. You can also turn those notes into a seven-day Bible study.
Can I use a sermon from YouTube?
Yes. Add a link to a public YouTube sermon in the app. Church Notes helps you return to the message through notes, Scripture references and a follow-up study. Duration and usage allowances apply; you can see your current limits in the app.
How can I take sermon notes without missing the message?
With Church Notes, you can record the sermon in Bible Paddy and send it for notes afterwards. You can also upload an existing audio recording. Ask permission to record where needed, then review the generated key ideas and Bible references against the original message.
How do I turn sermon notes into a Bible study?
Start with a recording, uploaded audio or public YouTube sermon in Church Notes. Review the notes, then use the seven-day study feature to return to the message through Scripture and reflection during the week.
Where can I check Church Notes subscription limits?
Current recording and YouTube allowances, duration limits and subscription prices are shown in the app. These can change, so check your plan there before submitting a sermon rather than relying on an old screenshot or website price.
Keep Scripture close.
Download Bible Paddy for iPhone or Android. Optional subscriptions provide more Church Notes usage.