Notes that keep up
- Tap-to-add blocks — no fiddly formatting
- Headers & subheaders for each point
- Quote blocks for the lines that land
- Bullets for quick-fire application
The message deserves better than the back of the bulletin. SermonNotes is a note-taking app built for Sundays — structured notes, the Bible at your fingertips, and every word searchable for years to come.
Then Jesus said to his disciples: “Therefore I tell you, do not worry about your life, what you will eat; or about your body, what you will wear.”
Worry is a failure of memory, not of planning: we forget who feeds the ravens.
Most sermons are forgotten by Tuesday. Yours don’t have to be.
Ten sample notes are loaded below. Type a word you only half-remember — the way you would three years from now.
Nothing to configure, nothing pulling at your attention. The app does its work in seconds, so the sermon gets the rest of you.
Title, speaker, passage — three taps while the announcements finish. The full text lands in your note before the sermon starts.
Tap a block, type, done. No formatting menus, no feeds, no red badges — nothing between you and what’s being said.
That line about grace you half-remember? Search one word — it’s there, with the verse, the speaker and the date attached.
Choose the book, then the chapter, then tap the verses you actually want — one, a run of them, or the whole chapter. Set the translation in the same breath. No app-switching, no copy-paste from a Bible app while the preacher moves on.
“Consequently, faith comes from hearing the message, and the message is heard through the word about Christ.”
Romans 10:17
Free on the App Store, very soon. Open it Sunday morning — thank yourself in three years.