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Step-by-step instructions for getting your church's sermons listed on every major podcast platform.
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How sermon distribution works
Publish a sermon once, and it appears everywhere your congregation listens — Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, smart speakers, and dozens of podcast apps. This guide explains how that works and what you need to do (it's less than you might think).
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Move your existing podcast to Getsermons
Already publishing your sermons on another platform — Spotify for Creators, Buzzsprout, Podbean, or any other host? You can move the whole show here without losing your listeners, your directory listings, or a single episode. The import does most of the work for you.
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Submit your sermons to Amazon Music
Amazon Music puts your sermons on Echo speakers and Alexa devices — "Alexa, play the latest sermon from our church" — as well as the Amazon Music app. Submission is free and usually approved within a day.
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Submit your sermons to Apple Podcasts
Apple Podcasts is the default podcast app on every iPhone and the single most important directory for your church — most other podcast apps also pull their catalog from it. Submitting takes about ten minutes, and approval usually takes one to five days.
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Submit your sermons to Spotify
Spotify is the world's biggest audio streaming platform and, for many congregations, the app your members already have installed. Adding your church's podcast takes a few minutes, and shows usually appear within hours.
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Submit your sermons to YouTube
YouTube plays podcasts delivered by RSS, which means your sermons can reach people on YouTube without you recording video. You connect your feed once in YouTube Studio, and new sermons upload to your channel automatically.
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