Kingdom Content Partner · For churches
Share what God is doing in your church with clarity and consistency.
There's a lot happening in the life of your church throughout the week. Your team cares about sharing it well, but when every request feels urgent, it can be hard to know where to focus.
The call is with me, Eric.
We start by getting to know your ministry
We start by getting to know your ministry and the people you're trying to reach. Together, we work through what needs to be communicated and build a content plan your team can actually sustain.
Through Kingdom Content Partner, our creative team comes alongside yours with ongoing strategy, video editing, graphics, and publishing support. From Sunday's teaching to stories of lives being changed, we help you share the work happening in your community with care and purpose.
Each plan reserves a pool of team hours every week. Strategy, editing, graphics, and publishing all come out of that pool, and we work with you to decide where the time serves your church best. Sermon clips are still part of it. So are the stories and announcements that never used to make it out the door.
Who this partnership serves
Growing churches with a small creative team, a recurring backlog of footage and requests, and someone who can supply footage and approve content. Church plants with partner funding can fit too, when the footage and approval process are ready.
What we ask from your church
- Usable footage from your services and ministries
- Your ministry context and priorities
- Permission to use the material you send
- Access to the publishing channels we agree on
- One final approver on your team
Choose the weekly capacity your church needs
Three starting points sized by weekly team hours and we find yours on the call.
They're called Establish the rhythm, Share the story, and Extend the partnership. Every one of them starts with a strategy month, so your message is clear before we make anything.
The call is with me, Eric.
One team. One pool of hours.
Everything below is available on every plan. What changes is how much of it we can carry each week.
Video editing and sermon clips
Full sermon edits and clips cut from the footage your team provides.
Graphics, covers, and captions
Branded covers, captions, and versions sized for each platform.
Scheduling and posting
We schedule and publish the content in your plan to the channels we agree on.
A monthly 60-minute strategy call
One call a month to look at what is working and decide what comes next.
Coordination, quality checks, and revisions
Someone on our side keeps the work moving, checks it, and handles revisions.
Filming, training, and bigger projects
Filming, websites, and full brand identity work are scoped separately on a call. Volunteer training is included on the 20- and 40-hour plans and available as an add-on on the 10-hour plan.
Different skills, with strategy and quality control built in
Hiring one creative person means betting on one skill set. The partnership gives your church access to an editor, a designer, a strategist, and someone coordinating the work, sharing the same weekly hours.
Footage in on Monday, content ready by Friday
In month one we set up the handoff, review, and approval process together, including your sermon publishing schedule. From month two, the week runs like this.
Sunday night or Monday morning
Send complete footage and briefs through the handoff process we set up in month one.
During the week
We edit, design, and prepare the agreed work. Standard work is scheduled for delivery by Friday.
Review and approve
Your approver reviews through the agreed channel. We schedule and post what is approved.
Bigger projects, late submissions, and changes of scope get a confirmed timeline before work begins. Plan event and campaign content ahead of its publishing date. If you want to see how we choose sermon moments, read our sermon clip selection and editing guide, or how the weekly rhythm fits a wider church social media strategy.
Questions pastors ask first
The first month is our strategy month. We get clear on your goals, build the handoff and approval workflow, and repurpose sermons or footage you already have. We post very little in our first month, and we don't start new original video production yet. Your ongoing content mix begins in month two. Pricing for every plan is on our pricing page, and we find the right starting point together on the call.
No. Your plan reserves a set number of team hours each week, and everything we do for you comes out of that same pool: planning, calls, editing, graphics, quality checks, revisions, scheduling, and posting. The examples on this page show what a month could look like, and the real mix depends on footage quality, length, complexity, revisions, and how much publishing we handle. We help you decide what to prioritize inside your plan.
The monthly price stays flat, including months with five weeks. Hours reset every week and do not roll over. The partnership is month to month, with 30 days’ written notice to cancel.
For standard work, complete footage and briefs submitted Sunday night or Monday morning are scheduled for delivery by Friday. We work out your sermon publishing schedule during the strategy month. Bigger projects, late submissions, and changes of scope get their own confirmed timeline before work starts.
Some plans include remote volunteer-training sessions, which use your plan hours while your partnership is active. On-site or additional training is scoped separately. We'll walk through what fits your team on the call.
Filming is available and is scoped on a call, separately from the monthly plan. Website builds and full brand identity projects are scoped separately too. We can also guide your team on capturing interviews and footage so you can supply usable story material week to week.
Posting covers the content we agree to schedule and publish to the channels in your content plan. Inbox management, comment moderation, and paid advertising are not included. Any extra work is scoped and priced before we start it.
Yes. Sermon clips are part of every plan, alongside full sermon edits, graphics, captions, and posting. They now sit inside the bigger picture: helping your church tell people’s stories, show what is happening across your ministries, and actually keep up with getting that content out.
Usable footage, your ministry context and priorities, permission to use the material you send us, access to the publishing channels we agree on, and one final approver on your team.
Let's talk about your church
On the call we listen to what's happening in your ministry, look at the footage and channels you already have, and recommend a starting point. If a different path fits better, we'll say so.
The call is with me, Eric.