Church-wide campaign kit
A complete ten-week campaign built on When Heaven Marvels — preachable outlines, screens, congregation handouts, a small group guide, and six videos. Plug in and preach.
One church, yours to keep, no subscription. Instant download.
The series bumper — one of six videos included
What ten weeks could do
Ten weeks from now your church has a shared answer to a question most congregations have never been asked out loud: what kind of life does God actually stop and look at?
Not the loudest life. Not the busiest one. A soldier who only needed a word. A couple who kept walking with God through decades of nothing happening. A widow who gave everything she had and never found out anyone saw. Your people already live lives like that — most of them just assume nobody notices.
That's what a campaign does that a sermon series doesn't. Everyone is in the same passage, in the same week, with the same language for it — in the room, in groups, and at the kitchen table.
What's in it
Not a skeleton to flesh out. Each week lands with the text worked, the big idea stated, the movements in order, the application written, and the close in place — plus an illustration library and story prompts to pull from. You add your voice, not the heavy lifting.
Title and big-idea slides in 16:9, triple-wide versions for stage and wraparound displays, and livestream overlays. Your screens match the series from week one, in service and online.
Options to pull from for every message, plus a prompt showing where your own story goes and what it needs to do there. Your illustrations, your life, your room.
Ten one-page handouts for the bulletin or your website, so people follow along and take something home. Print-ready PDF plus an editable Word version.
Your groups work the same ten traits the room heard Sunday, so the week actually connects instead of running on two separate tracks.
41 designs across Facebook and Instagram in every size both platforms use. Each one comes clean and with a blank band for your logo and service times.
A 20-second series bumper in widescreen, vertical, and square; a five-minute pre-service countdown; and two looping backgrounds. Drops into ProPresenter with no converting.
Eight pulpit scripts, five written emails, social captions, invite card copy, and a briefing sheet for your group leaders. Swap your dates and go.
The full book for you as the teaching pastor, so you're ten chapters deep before week one and never preaching ahead of your own reading.
Three things worth knowing
Every message arrives finished enough to walk onto the platform with — text worked, structure built, application written, close in place. What's left is the part only you can do: your voice, your room, your stories. That's why these are outlines and not manuscripts. Nobody wants to hear you read someone else's sermon, and your people would know by the second minute.
Every single week. This is a series about a life that pleases God, which makes it exactly the series most likely to drift into moralism. Every message puts the gospel underneath the application before it asks anyone to do anything.
Most kits hand you sermons and a logo. The reason a series falls flat usually isn't the preaching — it's that nobody outside the building knew it was happening.
The arc
A Roman soldier. A man building a boat with no rain in sight. A widow with two coins. A shepherd nobody bothered to call in from the field. Not one of them was extraordinary — that's the point of the series.
What this saves you
You can write the message. It's the forty hours around it that take over everything else.
Finding an illustration that holds up when somebody Googles it from the third row. Getting graphics made in three sizes before Thursday. Remembering to write the email. Building a small group guide that actually matches what you preached Sunday. Making a countdown video. Telling the congregation four weeks out, then again, then again.
Most pastors do that work alone, late at night, and it's the part nobody sees.
This is all of it, finished.
Get the kit
One church, yours to keep. No subscription, no per-seat pricing, nothing expiring at the end of the series.
That works out to $14.70 a week for the whole campaign — less than you'd pay a designer for the graphics alone.
Give yourself about four weeks of runway to promote it properly. Everything you need to do that is in the kit.
Complete campaign kit
Instant download · One church · Yours to keep
Before you ask
All of it. The outlines and handouts come as Word files, and every graphic ships twice — once clean, and once with a blank band across the bottom sized for your church's logo and service times. The band is left empty on purpose so you're not erasing someone else's placeholder text.
No. The series stands on its own. But churches that read along get ten weeks of people working the same chapters at the same time, which is the whole reason to run a campaign instead of just a sermon series. Point your people to Amazon and keep it simple — no boxes stacked in the church office.
One church. If you're multi-site or want to run it across a network of churches, email me and we'll work it out.
Yes. Faith and obedience lay the foundation, surrender and compassion build on it, and the heart lands the whole thing in week ten. The order is doing real work.
The book and the outlines use the Christian Standard Bible (CSB) throughout. Your church isn't locked to it — every passage is listed by reference as well as text, so if you preach from the NIV, NLT, ESV, or NKJV you can swap the wording and the structure still holds. The only pieces fixed to CSB are the ready-made Scripture graphics, since the verse is set into the artwork.
A download link, immediately. Everything is Word documents, print-ready PDFs, PNG graphics, and MP4 video — no software to install, no account to keep paying for. The presentation graphics drop straight into ProPresenter, EasyWorship, Proclaim, or OBS.
No, and that's deliberate — music can't be licensed to you along with a kit, and a bumper with the wrong track under it is worse than a silent one. Drop in a bed from whatever you already license. The included guide walks through the options, and flags one thing churches often get wrong: a CCLI licence covers congregational singing, not background music in a video.
Launch price · $197 after
