Your sermons, online by Monday.
Sunday's message shouldn't take a webmaster and a week to get online. Here's how WayHouse gets your sermons on a page worth sharing by Monday.
Someone missed church because a kid was sick. A neighbor is curious but not ready to walk in. A member wants to send Sunday's message to a friend across the country. All three need the same thing: the sermon, online, easy to find and easy to share. Most church websites make that harder than it should be.
Sync from YouTube, automatically
If you already post to YouTube, you're most of the way there. Connect your channel once, and every new sermon lands in your WayHouse library on its own. No re-uploading, no embedding by hand, no webmaster in the loop.
A page worth sharing
Each sermon and series gets a clean public page: title, speaker, scripture, the video, and the notes. It looks like your church, not like a file dump. The kind of page a member is glad to text to a friend.
Built to be found
The public pages are built for search, so someone Googling a question your pastor just answered can actually find you. Your best content stops being locked inside a video and starts being a front door.
No webmaster required
You don't need to know anything about websites. Preach on Sunday, and the library and the pages keep themselves current. By Monday, it's online and ready to share.
Your best sermon shouldn't be locked inside a video no one outside your church can find.
This is part of WayHouse's Sermons and website tools, on every plan including the free one. If you're on WayHouse and your channel's connected, Sunday's message is already online, ready to share by Monday.
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