If you've seen sermon transcription prices ranging from $1 per audio minute to over $5 per audio minute and wondered what explains the difference, here's what you actually get at each price point and why it matters for your church.

When people are given a choice between a sermon transcript and an audio recording, three times as many choose the transcript. Here’s why that happens and what it means for your church's reach.

The transcription industry is crowded and the quality difference between services is enormous. Here is what to look for, what to avoid, and the questions worth asking before you commit to a sermon transcription service.

AI transcription tools are fast and cheap. They also brag about 95% accuracy, which sounds impressive until you do the math. Here's an honest look at what AI and human transcription actually produce for published sermon content.

Pastors think of a sermon transcript as a record of what happened on Sunday, but it’s more than that. It's a writing assistant, a pastoral care resource, a small group tool, and potentially the first draft of a book — all in one document.

Most pastors think they're doing everything they can to reach people online. But if your sermons are only available as audio or video, research shows you're reaching a fraction of the people you could. Here's what changes when you add a transcript.