Sermon workspace for pastors
A calm place to write
the week’s message.
Red Text Studio brings your draft, your templates, your Bible, and careful AI help into one unhurried workspace — on your desk, your tablet, and in your pocket, with or without a signal.
Named for the red letters — the words of Jesus — printed in the pages you preach from.
Mark 4:35–41
Big idea
The one asleep in the boat is the one the wind obeys.
Movement one
The storm they did not expect.
Scripture panel
“Peace! Be still!”two translations compared
Assistant · suggestion, for your review
Three application questions for a mixed-age congregation.
Saturday night, again
Study notes in a notebook you left at the office.
Half a dozen browser tabs you cannot find again.
Last year's sermon in a file you are not sure you saved.
Preparation is hard enough without the gathering. One workspace, holding everything the message needs.
The workspace
Everything preparation asks for, and nothing that interrupts it.
Workspace and library
Create, rename, duplicate, and archive drafts. Keep title, series, service date, primary passage, tags, and length together. Search and revisit everything you have preached.
Composition templates
Begin blank or from Expository, Textual, Topical, Narrative, or Three-point structures. Every section is yours to edit, reorder, or remove.
Scripture beside your draft
Search by book, chapter, verse, or keyword. Compare supported translations side by side and insert a quotation or a linked reference at the cursor.
Works without a signal
Recent and downloaded sermons and Bible packs stay available offline. Edits save immediately and sync when you are connected again.
A stated position
AI assists the study.
You do the discerning.
The assistant is a research and drafting aid, not an authority on doctrine or interpretation. It can be wrong, and it says so.
- Ask for outlines, cross-references, historical context, illustrations, application prompts, or small-group questions.
- Every result appears in its own panel, clearly labeled as a suggestion for your review.
- Insert it, rewrite it first, regenerate it, or discard it. Nothing enters your draft on its own.
- Your sermon content is never used to train models without your explicit, separate consent.
From passage to pulpit
Five steps, the way the week actually goes.
- 01
Start the sermon
Choose a template or a blank page. Add the date, series, primary passage, and audience.
- 02
Open the Scripture
Search a reference or keyword, read it, compare translations, and pull what you need into the draft.
- 03
Compose
Write inside the sections, move things around, add notes and quotations. It saves as you go.
- 04
Ask for help
Select a passage or a section and request a specific kind of assistance. Keep what serves the message.
- 05
Prepare to preach
Mark it ready, download it for offline use, and open a large-type reading view for the pulpit.
Sunday morning
Delivery mode, made to be read from.
Large type, generous spacing, nothing else on the screen. Available offline, and printable or exportable as a PDF or document when you would rather hold paper.
He got up, rebuked the wind, and said to the sea, “Peace! Be still!”
Movement three — the disciples ask the question the whole Gospel is asking.
The beta
A limited invitation round for individual pastors.
We are opening Red Text Studio to a small group of pastors preparing week to week, and building the rest with their feedback. Leave your email and we will be in touch when your invitation is ready.
Questions
Before you sign up.
Which Bible translations are included?
Red Text Studio launches with one or more public-domain translations that can be legally distributed and stored offline. Licensed modern translations will be added only once rights, attribution, and offline terms are in place, and every translation shows its source and license.
Is it tied to a denomination or tradition?
No. The templates, language, and assistant are deliberately neutral. The product supports your preparation method rather than prescribing one.
What happens to my sermons?
They are yours. Drafts save locally and sync across your devices, archiving is the safe default instead of deletion, and your content is not used to train AI models without your explicit, separate opt-in.
Does it work on a tablet or phone?
Yes. The workspace is built for desktop, tablet, and phone, with offline access for recent and downloaded sermons and Bible packs.
What will it cost?
Red Text Studio will be a paid subscription for individual pastors, beginning with a time-limited trial. Beta participants will see pricing before anything is charged.