Sermon at the Table
Sermon transcription that ends in Scripture, not just text
Preaching is worth revisiting. Record or upload a sermon and The Ezra Table returns a transcript, a working outline, and the passages the message rests on — ready to turn into a small-group study the same week.
How it works
Record or upload
Capture the message on your phone or laptop in the app, or upload an audio file you already have — up to 90 minutes.
Get the transcript
The audio is transcribed in the background. You'll see the status move from queued to transcribing to ready without babysitting the page.
Outline and Scripture
Alongside the transcript you get a working outline and the Scripture references the sermon leans on, so follow-up study starts from the text itself.
What's included, plainly
- One transcription every 7 days, up to 90 minutes per sermon.
- Personal sermons stay private to you; church sermons are shared at the organization level and managed by admins.
- Scripture references are extracted so you can read the full passage in the app before you teach it.
Sermon transcription and every AI-assisted summary are preparation aids. You remain the final theological arbiter of anything you teach.
Common questions
How long can a sermon be?
Up to 90 minutes per recording. Longer messages should be split into two files.
How often can I transcribe a sermon?
Sermon at the Table includes one transcription every 7 days on paid plans. Church plans share their transcription access across the church at the organization level, managed by admins.
Can I record inside the app?
Yes. You can record directly in your browser or upload an existing audio file. Processing runs in the background, so you can close the page and come back when it's ready.
Who can see my sermon transcripts?
Personal sermons stay private to your account. Church sermons are visible inside your church, where admins control access.