About

Sermon Finder helps you find sermons on the passage you're reading. Look up a chapter and you'll see every sermon whose text touches it — a sermon preached on Romans 8:18–30 appears when you look up Romans 8:28. No feed, no algorithm, nothing promoted.

Where the sermons come from

• The Spurgeon Center — public-domain sermons — full text readable here
• Desiring God — metadata and links; audio streams from their servers
• Grace to You — metadata and links; audio streams from their servers
• Truth For Life — metadata and links; audio streams from their servers
• Center for Action and Contemplation — Fr. Richard Rohr’s homilies — metadata and links; audio streams from their podcast host

What we do and don't host

Every sermon remains the property of its ministry. We index titles, passages, and links. Audio plays directly from each source's own servers, and downloads point at their files — nothing is copied or rehosted. Full sermon text appears here only for public-domain works, like Charles Spurgeon's.

Art & photo credits

Artwork on this site comes fromThe Met's open-access collection(public domain, CC0):

• Saint Bridget of Sweden Receiving the Rule of Her Order — Agostino d'Antonio di Duccio, 1459
• Music-Making Angels — Albrecht Dürer, 1521
• Virgin and Child Crowned by an Angel — Albrecht Dürer, 1520
• The Annunciation — Botticelli, ca. 1490
• The Resurrection — Albrecht Dürer, woodcut
• Saint Jerome at His Study — South Netherlandish, ca. 1500
• The Preaching of John the Baptist — Bartholomeus Breenbergh, 1634
• The Adoration of the Magi — Giotto di Bondone, ca. 1320
• The Miracle of the Loaves and Fishes — Jacopo Tintoretto, ca. 1545–50
• Saint Ambrose — Giovanni di Paolo, ca. 1465–70

Charles Spurgeon: painting by Alexander Melville, c. 1885 (public domain). John Piper: photo by Micah Chiang,CC BY 2.0. John MacArthur: photo via Wikimedia Commons (CC0).