The Secret to Reaching People Who Will Never Come to Church

An audio recording can be a useful starting point for a short video even when no camera recorded the sermon. An audiogram combines a selected audio passage with a visual, such as a waveform, text or artwork.

Choose a complete thought

Listen beyond the intended boundaries. A memorable sentence may need the explanation before it; an ending should not cut off a qualification. Choose a passage that makes sense to someone who did not hear the whole service.

Build in AudioGram

Open AudioGram, choose New audiogram, and select an available recording. Use the waveform and playback to set the range. In the editor, explore Visualizer, Captions, Background, Sound, Layers, Brand and Outro. These controls let you compose the visual around the recording.

Keep the message readable at phone size and verify any captions against the audio. If you add background sound, make sure the speaker remains clear. Export and play the downloaded file before sharing it.

Share with a purpose

Choose a destination and audience that suit the passage. A short explanation and a link to the full sermon can give interested viewers useful context. Reach and response vary by audience, platform and content; an audiogram is an opportunity to share, not a guarantee of views or visits.

Create an audiogram.