Don’t let your sermon series get archived.
Turn them into a book.
You’ve already done the hard work. You studied it, edited it, shaped it, and preached it. But most sermon series never make it past Sunday. The content is theologically rich and congregation-tested. It just needs someone to finish the job.
Pulpit to Pages takes your sermon series and transforms it into a polished book manuscript, ready for self-publishing or a submission to a professional publisher. If you’ve been wanting to turn your sermon series into a book, this is how it gets done.
How It Works
Send your sermons.
Send a 3 to 6-month sermon series including audio transcripts, written manuscripts, study notes, whatever you’ve got. The content and flow of each sermon will be polished into a book chapter. Your voice will be preserved, your theology intact, and your pastoral illustrations and examples contained within the work, expanding only where content is lacking.
The Manuscript — $950
Your sermon series transformed into a ready-to-publish book manuscript. One sermon per chapter in your voice. Ideal for self-publishing, church resources, or internal use.
The Proposal — $1,250
The Manuscript plus a complete book proposal: Premise, market analysis, and a full chapter-by-chapter synopsis. For the pastor who already has some publishing knowledge and experience.
The Full Package — $1,450
The Manuscript and The Proposal, plus a polished query letter, author platform write-up, and two sample chapters. Everything you need to approach a traditional publisher with confidence.
Built by a Pastor, for Pastors
With six books published, I know how to get yours done.
I’ve been where you are, with more to say than time to write it. I’m a lead pastor, a published author, and I’ve worked with a traditional publisher as well as self-published. I understand how a sermon series works, how a pastor’s voice sounds, and what it takes to shape both into a book worth reading.
Your manuscript will sound like you. Because it will be you.
Jeremy Norton
Frequently Asked Questions
Who owns the manuscript?
You do. Completely. The finished manuscript is yours to edit, publish, share, or build on however you choose.
Do you change theology?
Your theology stays because it’s your content. The goal is to take what you’ve preached and shape it into chapters.
What if I only have audio?
That’s fine. Audio transcripts are actually great source material. As long as you have a 3–6 month series, that works.
What’s my involvement?
You’ll review drafts and give feedback, and request changes. This is not a collaboration that adds to your workload.
Ready to turn your sermon series into a book?
Fill out the form below and I’ll get back to you within 48 hours to talk through your project.