What happens after Sunday?
FaithPulse carries Sunday's sermon into your people's week. They read it, live it, share it, and gather around it, and they help each other grow.
Be discipled. Make disciples.
Every circle walks the same week your pastor preached.
Sunday's sermon sets the week's passage and one verse to carry. Each small group then moves through five stops together.
"Yes, making it my aim to preach the Good News, not where Christ was already named…"THIS WEEK'S VERSE · ROMANS 15:20
- WORDBe with ScriptureThe week's passage and the sermon behind it.
- WALKLive it outOne practice to carry into the day.
- WITNESSShare His loveWhere did you see it this week? Sunday's clips to pass on.
- GATHERMeet togetherPlan the meeting, see who's coming, run the evening.
- LIVECarry it forwardThe one thing the circle takes from the week.
Small groups that keep going between meetings.
A circle sees the week laid out stop by stop, with this week's verse at the top. Leaders get a run of show for the evening, conversation questions drawn from the passage, and a simple way to shape the week.
Plan the gathering in a few taps.
Pick the kind of gathering, the day and place, and the passage. The whole circle is invited, with RSVPs in the app.
- A share link that opens anywhere, even for people without the app
- Add to Calendar, weekly repeats, in person or online
- Questions to bring, prepared from the passage
Practice the verse together.
While people arrive, the circle practices the week's verse, plays Bible trivia, or recaps the devotions. Every game counts toward the whole circle. Nobody is ranked, and no one's score is shown.
Answers grounded in Scripture, and in what your church taught.
Members can talk with Shepherd, a guide that answers from Scripture and points them to Christ. They can also search what your church has actually preached, by topic or by passage, and listen from the moment it was said.
- Shepherd is not a person and not a pastor, and it says so
- Someone in crisis is pointed to real help right away
Totals, never a person.
Counts, not people
Leaders see what the church did together, like how many people practiced this week's verse. Never a list of names, and never a ranking.
Small numbers stay hidden
A church-wide number only appears once at least five people are behind it, so a count can never point to someone.
Private stays private
Journals, prayers and honest check-ins belong to the member. They reach someone else only when the member chooses to share.
Begin with one circle.
Connect your sermons
We bring in your church's sermons from the feed you already publish.
Choose a circle
One small group walks the next sermon's week in FaithPulse.
Look at the week together
See what the circle did with Sunday, then decide what comes next.