Slides for church & classes
Bible study and sermon slides, Scripture word for word
Get a service deck of about 12–18 slides, with the reading, the big idea, your points, questions and a closing line, plus a full deck of the whole study. The verses are the published KJV or BSB text, never retyped or generated.
Free plan · no credit card · KJV or BSB, word for word
What you get
One passage in, everything you need out
For pastors, worship volunteers and teachers who project the reading and points but don't have time to build slides every week.
Service deck (12–18 slides)
Title, the reading, the big idea, where the passage takes us, key verse slides, one slide per point, the Christ connection, a response, questions and a closing quote.
Full study deck
Every section of the study as slides, for a longer class or a Bible study evening.
Four themes
Parchment (cream and gold), Midnight (navy for dark rooms), Clean (white and ink) and Olive (sage).
Print-ready PDF, 16:9
Widescreen slides you can project from any laptop. Each slide footer shows the reference and translation.
A real sample, not a mockup
See exactly what you’ll print and project
Real slides from two packs: Matthew 18 in the KJV (Parchment) and Philippians 4 in the BSB (Olive).
The King who forgave the unpayable debt did so by paying it Himself on the cross.
Matthew 18:21–35 · KJV · service deck, slide 15 · shown unedited
Guide
What makes a good sermon slide
One idea per slide
People read faster than you speak. A slide should carry one verse, one point or one question, so the room listens to you rather than reading ahead.
Print the verse exactly
Typos in Scripture distract. ScripturePath takes verses from the stored KJV or BSB text and shows the reference and translation on every slide.
Readable at the back
Large serif text, high contrast and no clutter. Choose Midnight for dark rooms and Parchment or Clean for bright ones.
End with a response
A closing slide with one concrete step for the week helps people leave with something to do, not just something to remember.
Put questions on screen for discussion
In a class or small group, a question slide gives everyone the same words to think about. Leave it up while people talk, then move on.
Pair slides with a handout
Slides carry the reading and points for the room; a handout lets people take notes and keep them. Both come from the same study in one pack, so they match point for point.
How it works
From passage to print in four steps
- 01
Choose a passage
Any passage or topic; KJV or BSB.
- 02
Pick a theme
Parchment, Midnight, Clean or Olive.
- 03
Generate the study
The slides are built from the study, with no extra AI step.
- 04
Download the PDF
Project it as is. Free accounts get a watermarked preview.
Scripture quoted word for word
Verses come from the King James Version (1769) or the Berean Standard Bible. Both are public domain and stored with the app, so every verse on your study, slides and handout is the published text. Scripture is never edited, paraphrased or generated.
One foundation, every tradition
Every study is written inside historic, Trinitarian Christian faith with Christ at the center. Your tradition changes emphasis, terms and the day of worship, never the foundation. About ScripturePath
Plans
Start free, upgrade when you prepare every week
1 pack = one passage prepared: the study, service slides, full deck, handout and leader's outline. A Deep Dive study counts as 2 packs.
Free
$0
3 free packs to start, then 1 every month · no card
Leader
$9.90/mo
6 packs a month · or $79/yr
Preacher
$19.90/mo
20 packs a month · or $179/yr
Questions
Frequently asked
What file format are the slides?
A widescreen (16:9) PDF, which opens and projects on any computer. Editable PowerPoint files aren't offered at the moment.
Can I use the slides on the free plan?
Free accounts can download a watermarked preview of the slide decks. The Leader and Preacher plans include the full slide decks.
Why only the KJV and BSB?
Both are in the public domain, so every verse can be printed exactly as published on your slides without licence restrictions.
Do the decks include songs or announcements?
No. The decks cover the passage and the message: the reading, big idea, points, questions and a response. Add songs and notices in your usual presentation software.
Which theme should I choose?
Midnight suits darker rooms and projectors with weak contrast. Parchment, Clean and Olive are lighter and read well in bright rooms. All four use large type.
Make slides for this week's passage
Start free and preview the deck. No card needed.
Start freeOr read a complete study first in the free library.