A craft you have actually learned
A structure you build once and use every week, so the text leads, the clock follows, and you are not borrowing someone else's shape.
AI can draft an outline in seconds. It cannot carry an anointing. That comes the old way: a text wrestled with, a life formed over years, a preacher who has been with God before he stands up. Foundations is where working pastors learn the craft, taught by two pastors who preach every week. Trusted by 8,000+ pastors across denominations.
Through Dec 1, every seat includes the Marked-Up Manuscripts: the pages Jon and John Mark actually preached from, every seam and story cue labelled. Read three pages.
Five questions, two minutes. Or start with the free Sermon Prep Template.
The Marked-Up Manuscripts · through Dec 1 →Pastors have taken Foundations, across Baptist, Presbyterian, Anglican, Pentecostal, Methodist and non-denominational churches.
The average week of sermon prep for a U.S. Protestant pastor. Lifeway Research, 2008
How long most pastors take to finish Foundations, one or two sessions a week alongside their normal prep.
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It's Saturday night. The text is open and the page is not. You have preached for years, and the week still ends the same way: scrambling for the sermon you hoped would find you.
The average pastor spends nearly fourteen hours a week in sermon preparation. Much of it is spent circling: re-reading, second-guessing, starting over. And the hours come from somewhere. Four in ten pastors say they wish they had spent more time with their kids.
Now there is a shortcut on every laptop. Paste in the passage and a tidy, true, forgettable sermon comes back in ten seconds. It will never be a bad outline. It will also never carry an ounce of anointing, because power is not generated. It is prayed for, formed over years, and given.
A sermon can be generated. A preacher has to be formed.
Movements, chunks, seams. The same architecture John Mark Comer and Jon Tyson use every week, taught so you can use it on yours, with room left for God to do what only God does.
A structure you build once and use every week, so the text leads, the clock follows, and you are not borrowing someone else's shape.
One idea, said plainly, found by sitting with the passage. Know what you are saying by Wednesday and walk up on Sunday without the fog.
Prep that fits inside a life of prayer. Protected evenings, a sabbath you keep, and a pulpit that carries more than information.
Two ways to buy: the complete course, or the bundle that includes it and all three Studio intensives.

The whole preaching framework from John Mark Comer and Jon Tyson in one course: 16 sessions, 4 bonus masterclasses and the 58-page Preacher's Toolkit.
Everything in Foundations plus all three Studios: Finding Your Voice, The Way of the Teacher and Growing in Power. Four workbooks, every bonus masterclass, lifetime access.
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Two full sermon manuscripts from John Mark Comer, with every movement, seam and hinge labelled. Jon Tyson's notes on Genesis 3, every colour and highlight as he preaches from them, plus the 59 slides he built from that page. And a short guide to reading all of it.
Not theorists, and not a model. Pastors who prepare, pray and preach every week.
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“More practical and helpful than my seminary course on preaching. 10/10!”
“I genuinely feel like I'm getting a behind the curtain kind of experience. Real content, not fluff! Love that it's coming from people that preach and teach every week.”

John Mark Comer, Jon Tyson and Jefferson Bethke on becoming more compelling communicators in the way of Jesus.