A project by John Tibell

Share the SermonSermons, freely given.

3,804 sermons from 11 preachers, from Martin Luther to Paul Washer, plus the Bible read aloud and Christian classics. Listen in your browser, download them, or use the free Share the Sermon app for Android. And local churches can now share their own sermons here, free. No ads, no account, no tracking.

Browse the preachers ↗ Five centuries ↓

3,804sermons

11preachers

1,189Bible chapters, read aloud

19free apps

sharethesermon.com: Sermons, freely given. 3,804 sermons from 11 preachers, among them David Wilkerson, Carter Conlon, Paul Washer and Art Katz. Free, no ads, no account, no tracking. — “Freely you have received; freely give.” Matthew 10:8, on every page.

Five centuries

From Martin Luther to today

From the Reformation to preachers still with us. Point at a life to see its sermons.

Lifespans8 of the 11 preachers, by year of birth. A bar that reaches the right edge belongs to a preacher still with us.

The preachers whose years are well documented.

The list

Preacher	Years	Sermons

The appon Google Play

Every preacher, the Bible and the classics in one app

The Share the Sermon app holds it all: 3,804 sermons from 11 preachers, the whole Bible read aloud, and the classics. It picks up where you left off in every sermon, plays offline and with the screen off, from 0.75× to 2× speed, with a sleep timer that can stop at the end of the sermon.

New preachers and sermons appear by themselves, with no update. Free, with no ads, no account and no tracking. Get it on Google Play ↗

For churchesopen now

A free home for a church's sermons

Local churches, small and large, can now share their sermons here, free: a church page with every sermon to stream, download and share, a podcast feed for every podcast app, a player for the church's own website, and a QR code with a poster and cards to print in the church's language.

A church affirms a short statement of faith, and its sermons are shared so that anyone may copy and pass them on with credit, but never sell or change them. Read more for churches ↗

Only what is givenNovember 2026

Sermons whose owners allow free sharing

Share the Sermon now shares only what has been freely given: sermons whose owners allow free sharing, and recordings in the public domain. Some ministries keep the rights to their recordings, so those sermons are gone; many are still on SermonIndex.net ↗.

Spurgeon, The Pursuit of God and the Bible now have public-domain readings instead.

Behind jail walls

Sermons that work where the internet doesn't

A jail ministry wrote that one of the sermon apps froze on the tablets the inmates use. The old apps needed the internet just to show their list, and the jail's network, rightly, blocked it.

So I rebuilt every app. Now every sermon list is built into the app, it opens with no network at all, and listening needs just one address. Downloads play offline. There's a page written for the IT staff at prisons, jails and schools that says exactly what to allow, and nothing else is asked for: no accounts, no ads, no analytics.

The whole family

Every preacher in one app, or each on its own

11Preachers

David Wilkerson, Carter Conlon, Paul Washer, Art Katz, Charles Spurgeon, Martin Luther and more, each with an app and a page of their own, browsable by topic, and all together in the Share the Sermon app.

4Bible audio

The whole Bible, Psalms, Proverbs and the Gospel of John, read aloud from the King James Version.

3Classics

The Pilgrim's Progress, Paradise Lost and The Pursuit of God.

“Freely ye have received, freely give.”

Every sermon, always. Nothing to sell you and nothing in the way: no sign-up, no password, no ads, no tracking scripts and no cookies. Just press play.

Just press play.In your browser, as a download, or in the free Share the Sermon app for Android.

Open sharethesermon.com ↗