How it works
Your teaching goes in. A living resource for your whole church comes out.
You bring your sermons and the documents that define your church's theology. Unfold reads them closely, learns how your church teaches, and can draw on all of it at once — so what it makes is grounded in your own teaching. Everything below comes off that one foundation.
The foundation
From Sunday's sermon to Tuesday's conversation.
Unfold works in three movements, and every one stays grounded in what your church has taught.
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Build a knowledge base of your teaching.
Add your sermons, along with the statements of faith, catechisms, and doctrinal writing that shape your church. As you do, Unfold builds thematic connections across all of it, linking what was preached years ago with what you taught last Sunday. Every sermon you add makes those connections richer and gives your disciple makers more to draw on.
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Create resources suited to the life of your church.
Describe what someone needs, and Unfold draws on your teaching by meaning, not just by matching words, to create a resource for it. That might be a study guide for a new believer or a devotional for someone grieving. Every resource is grounded in what your church has preached and taught. When your teaching doesn't address something, Unfold says so rather than filling the gap.
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Put them in your people's hands.
Every resource you create is kept in your church's collection, where your disciple makers can find what's needed, when it's needed. Each one can be shared as a simple link, printed, or exported to Word or Google Docs. The people who receive it don't need an app, an account, or a password. They simply open what someone who cares about them has sent.
What it makes
From that one foundation, real resources for your people.
These are the kinds of things Unfold makes today. Some open up a single message; others draw on the whole body of your teaching.
Sermon synopsis
A clean, shareable page for every sermon — a short summary, a link to listen, and a way into your archive.
Read more →Group discussion guide
Everything needed to lead a 30–45 minute small-group conversation, kept true to what was preached.
Read more →Devotionals
A four-to-six day journey through one sermon — scripture, a short meditation, and a prayer for each day.
Read more →Study guide
A multi-section guide for personal study, drawn from a single sermon, a whole series, or the documents that carry your church's theology.
Read more →Meditations
A single, unhurried meditation on one theme, gathered from everywhere your church has taught on it.
Read more →Delivered simply, when and where it's needed.
Supporting the relationships that make up your church.
The rule beneath all of it
Grounded, never inventive.
Whatever Unfold makes, it speaks only from what your church has taught — never beyond it.
Read all of our convictions →Bring your archive. See what a week of teaching looks like.