Seth Davis Media

What one sermon becomes

Every week, from one message.

Your sermon already has the best content your church will make all week.
I find the moments people need to hear and shape them for each platform.

Short-form clips

The strongest 30–60 seconds, captioned and cut vertical for Reels and YouTube Shorts.

Carousel

The sermon's main points as swipeable slides people save and share.

Quote or verse post

The line that stuck, or the passage you preached from, designed to be shared.

YouTube video

Optional: a 6–15 minute section of the sermon, edited to hold attention, with a thumbnail and title people want to click.

4 posts, 4 platforms, every week without anyone on your staff needing to touch it.

How it works

You preach. I handle the rest.

Sunday

You preach

Nothing changes about your Sunday. Livestream or record it the way you already do.

Monday

Send the video

Drop the sermon in your private upload link. No account or software needed.

The next week

It goes out

I edit, caption and schedule everything, and it posts across all four platforms the following week. You always have time to review it first.

Packages

Simple pricing. First month free.

Try a full month of Essentials at no cost. If it isn't a fit, you walk away with a month of content and owe nothing.

Starter

$350/ month

2 short-form clips every week (Reels and YouTube Shorts)
Posted for you on Instagram, Facebook, YouTube and Threads

First month free

Book a free call

Essentials

Full

$850/ month

or $750/month with a 12-month plan

Everything in Essentials, every week
1 YouTube video every week: the strongest 6–15 minutes of the sermon
A music-backed hook in the first 15 seconds, then an intro with your pastor’s name, church name and social handles
Custom thumbnail and a clickable title

Your first month is free. On Full, you only pay $250 for YouTube.

Book a free call

Want TikTok too? Add it to any plan for $50/month. Every plan includes posting. Monthly plans can cancel anytime with 30 days' notice. Five-week months cost the same.

A note from Seth

Your church is already preaching something worth sharing.

I'm Seth. I studied marketing at Grand Canyon University, and I make social content for ministries every day.

I started Seth Davis Media because I kept seeing the same thing: churches with powerful sermons and no one to help them reach past Sunday. Most can't hire a social media person, and the pastor is already wearing ten hats.

That's where I come in. You keep preaching, and I'll make sure the message keeps reaching people all week long.

Seth Davis

Questions

Questions churches ask.

What do I need to send you each week?

Just the sermon video. You'll get a private upload link, and you drop the file in on Monday. If you livestream to YouTube or Facebook, I can pull it from there instead.

Can we see posts before they go out?

Yes. Every week's posts are scheduled by Sunday night, before the first one goes out on Monday. You can see everything in Meta Business Suite and YouTube Studio and ask for changes before anything posts.

Which platforms do you post to?

Instagram, Facebook, YouTube Shorts and Threads, every week. On the Full plan, you also get a weekly 6–15 minute video on your YouTube channel.

Do you need our passwords?

No. For Instagram, Facebook and Threads, you give me partner access through Meta, which you can remove anytime. For YouTube, you add me as a manager.

TikTok is the one exception: it requires a login. TikTok is a $50/month add-on.

Who owns the content?

You do. Everything I make for your church is yours to keep, even if we stop working together. I may share a few examples in my portfolio, so just let me know if you'd rather I didn't.

What if it's not a fit?

Your first month is free (on Full, you only pay $250 for YouTube). Monthly plans can cancel anytime with 30 days' notice. The 12-month plan saves you $100 a month in exchange for the commitment.

Why does content post the week after the sermon?

Working one week behind means every clip gets edited with care, never rushed overnight. It gives you time to review posts before they go live, and it keeps your feed steady even if a video upload runs late. It also keeps last Sunday's message in front of your people all week, right up until the next one.

Your Sunday sermon, working all week.