DailyLight gathers your sermons and studies into one searchable home, adds a daily portion of scripture, and lets your congregation ask questions answered from your own words — under your name, at your address. Free to start.
Sunday's message waiting on top, the assistant underneath it, and the giving invitation beside — the same components your own members will open, filled with your sermons instead of Grace Chapel's, at your address and under your name. Here is what stands behind it.
What happens between uploading a sermon and your congregation asking it a question at eleven at night.
Every ministry gets its own address, its own colours and its own name — nothing on the page belongs to us. This is a real portal, built from one pastor's own recordings.
Ten were healed, but only the Samaritan turned back. Luke sets his thanks against the silence of the other nine — the healing was given to all of them, and only one let it become worship.
Each week's Gospel is divided into five readings, one for every weekday, each paired with its companion passage from the Old Testament, the Psalms or the Epistles. Your people open the app and find today's portion waiting — read in your own voice if you choose to record one.
Nothing is published until a human says so. Every draft lands in your review queue, and anything the system is less than certain about is held back for a second reading.
Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light for my path.Psalm 119:105
Years of sermons, studies and recordings usually live scattered across drives, feeds and playlists. DailyLight gathers them into one place your congregation can actually search — under your name, your colours, your domain.
Members ask in plain language and get an answer drawn from your teaching alone — with the sermon, page or timestamp it came from. When your library has no answer, it says so rather than inventing one.
Sermons, books, podcasts, video studies and live sessions — uploaded once, transcribed automatically, and findable by anyone in your congregation from any device.
Take one-time gifts, recurring support, or membership tiers — whichever suits your congregation. You set the amounts, you keep the relationship, and the money goes straight to your account.
Pick your name and your site is live at once — your own address, your logo, your colours. No installation, no developer, nothing to host.
Upload sermons, studies, recordings and books. Everything is transcribed and indexed for you, and the assistant learns your material as it arrives.
Invite your congregation. They read, listen, ask questions and receive the daily portion — and you see what is actually being asked and read.
Set it up in an afternoon. Your congregation will wonder how they managed without it.