About Rewind

Rewind turns a church's sermons into a living platform. Every message is automatically ingested, transcribed, and turned into a structured, searchable, cited archive — then put to work for everyone who learns from that preaching.

What it does

For members: structured overviews, scripture references, a chat grounded in what was actually preached, personal devotionals, and search across the whole archive. For groups: ready-to-use discussion guides. For teaching teams: Rewind Studio — planning, drafting, practice, and research, all grounded in the church's own corpus. And for seminaries and church planters: study and research tools across a real church's preaching.

How it works

Churches provide sermon recordings to Rewind. Rewind transcribes them, creates overviews, highlights scripture references and topics, and makes the sermons searchable. When an answer draws on a sermon, it can link to the relevant moment in the recording. Members ask questions and read devotionals through the week; staff plan and prepare in Studio against everything the church has already preached.

The AI is a study aid, not the pastor

Rewind AI drafts study material and chat answers from sermon transcripts. A church may provide its own Big Idea, topics, and discussion questions, and its team can edit the study material. Direct sermon quotations remain the speaker's words. AI does not speak for the pastor; always trust the sermon over a summary. A church's own staff drafts and rehearsals in Studio stay private to that staff — never shown to members, never put in search, never folded into the shared archive.

Questions?

Want Rewind for your church, or have a question? Use the contact form.