Teaching that keeps on teaching.
Your sermons become notes and answers your church approves before members see them.
Drafts stay private until approved · Answers name their sources · Your teaching stays yours
Every sermon in one library, with its transcript and source.
Teachings
Every sermon, with its transcript and sourceHow it works
From a recording to a note members can read.
Add the sermon. Review the note. Then members can read it, and ask, from what your church has approved.
Connect a source
Add a single teaching or connect a place where your recordings already live.
Prepare the transcript
Folio keeps one transcript that can be used for notes, Ask, review, and sharing.
Draft the note
Your church’s voice, structure, and doctrine shape the first draft.
Review and approve
Staff approve what represents the church, unless automatic approval is on. Members never see a draft.
Share, and ask with sources
Share approved notes, and let Ask answer from them with the source beside each claim.
The product
One library, and the work that follows.
The same approved teaching feeds the note, the answer, the chapter, and Sunday.
Every sermon in one place, with its transcript
NotesStudy notes your team approves before members see them
AskAnswers from your teaching, with the sermon beside each claim
ScriptureWhat your church has taught on a chapter
Member pagesApproved notes on a link, in email, and on your site
Folio LiveThe verse on Sunday, taken by your team
Trust
Members see what your church has approved.
A draft stays with staff. An answer names the sermon it came from. Your teaching is used for your church.
Sunday
Catch the verse as it is read.
Folio Live follows the service in the web console. Verses are listed as the preacher reads them. Someone on your team takes the one that should reach the screen.
Does Folio publish anything on its own?
Where do answers in Ask come from?
Will our sermons train models?
Start with the sermons you already have.
Create an account, name the church, and add the first teaching.