Upload to Logos Sermons

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You can upload any sermon to Logos sermons directly from Logos Sermons, from Proclaim, or from Logos Bible Software.

 

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Upload from Logos Sermons

Batch Sermon Upload

Publish from Proclaim

Add from Logos Sermon Builder

Find Your Sermon on Logos Sermons

 

Upload from Logos Sermons

  1. Click Upload Sermon.

    Upload Sermon Button

    Note: You can upload multiple sermons at the same time using batch uploading.

  2. Give the sermon a title and add any files associated with your sermon such as audio, video, text, pdfs and, optionally, add a cover image.

    You can include detailed metadata like the speaker, the sermon series, Bible passages, topics, tags, and much more. The more information you provide, the easier it will be for visitors to find your sermons. Once you've added your information, click Save at the bottom of the page.

    Sermon metadata

  3. When you have added all the required files, and any associated metadata, click the Publish button to make your sermon accessible to others.

    Publish Uploaded Sermon

 

Batch Sermon Upload

To upload sermons in batches:

  1. After clicking the Upload sermons button, select the batch upload option.

    Select Batch Upload

  2. Select the profile you want to use when publishing - you can choose yourself or any groups you administer.

    Select Profile For Batch Sermon Upload

  3. Use the Create one sermon option as a convenient way of uploading multiple files as a single sermon. This will then appear as a single sermon in the Uploaded Sermons box - use the Edit icon to add information such as a title and other metadata.

    Batch Upload Multiple Files To One Sermon

    Use the Create multiple sermons option to load multiple files as separate sermons. Again, the can use the Edit icon to add additional files and metadata to these sermons.

    Batch Upload Multiple Files To Separate Sermons

 

Publish from Proclaim

If you use Proclaim, uploading sermons is even easier.

  1. Before your church service begins, tell Proclaim when to record by adding a Start recording cue just before the sermon title and a Stop recording cue just after the last sermon slide.

    Proclaim Recording Cues

    You can add as many of these recorded sections to your service as you need and Proclaim will stitch them together for you.

  2. When you’re ready, go On Air.
  3. After recording your sermon, Proclaim will display a Sermon Recording window. From here you can edit your sermon details and sermon audio. Your slides are automatically captured along with your audio.

    Proclaim Sermon Recording

  4. When you’re done adding sermon details, click Publish. Once the sermon posts, Proclaim will indicate the process is complete.
    Your sermon will publish to Logos Sermons along with the recorded slides.

Note: To learn more about publishing sermons with Proclaim, click here.

 

Add from Logos Sermon Builder

  1. Click Export in the top right-hand corner and select the option to Post to Logos Sermons.

    Post To Logos Sermons

    Note: If your sermon is set to publish automatically, it will publish on the date it is scheduled to be preached.

  2. Select a Logos Sermons Profile and click Next. You will see another window to actually post the sermon with an option to post it as draft. This would enable you to add additional media or metadata before actually publishing the sermon.

    Post To Logos Sermons - Profile 

 

Find your sermon on Logos Sermons

To view the sermon on Logos Sermons after its publication, navigate to sermons.logos.com in your browser and sign in. Click My Sermons to view all your draft and published sermons.

View My Sermons

 

Select a sermon you want to look at. Here you can add additional files as shown above. And if you have additional sections loaded - such as Transcripts, Handouts or Questions - you can select the appropriate tab to view them.

Logos Sermons - Uploaded Sermon With Notes Logos Sermons - Uploaded Sermon With Handouts

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