RhemaPulse
RhemaPulse helps pastors, group leaders, and listeners turn sermon recordings into editable transcripts, practical insights, and five-day devotionals.
A sermon can shape the whole week, but revisiting its main points or preparing material for a small group often means replaying the recording and assembling notes by hand. RhemaPulse helps pastors, group leaders, and listeners keep that work in one place.
Upload a recording, then review an editable transcript alongside a summary, highlights, scripture references, stories, and memorable quotes. Follow-up tasks and retention questions turn the message into practical material for reflection. Tags, search, and collections keep related sermons easy to find.
From recording to weekly resources
- Track audio transcription and analysis as background jobs.
- Review transcripts and generated insights with editing controls.
- Organize sermons into collections and filter the library by tags or search.
- Export sermon material as text or Markdown.
- Generate a five-day devotional with scripture, reflection, application, prayer, and questions, then share its public link.
The production demo
These screenshots show four completed audio jobs in the live application: two messages from Providence Baptist Chapel and two from Christ Covenant Church. The library contains prayer and revival messages by Pooyan Mehrshahi, plus Unsung Heroes sermons by Dr. Kevin DeYoung and Tom Groelsema. Two church playlists organize the recordings, and two sermons have generated five-day devotionals.
Original recordings: Pray for Revival in the Church in the West, Lord Revive Us! (2), Unsung Heroes: Onesiphorus, and Unsung Heroes: David’s Mighty Men, published by their churches on SermonAudio.
The current application uses React and TypeScript with Cloudflare Workers, D1, R2, and Workflows. Gemini supplies transcription and analysis; generated material remains available for human review and correction.
