Scripture-ready slides for every translation you use

Churches should not screenshot a Bible app five minutes before the message. WorshipDeck scripture insert puts verses on slides with the translations your church has already chosen — formatted for a projector, not a phone.

Admins set preferred Bibles once. Volunteers insert verses without hunting a copyright-safe copy/paste.

Church translations, personal default

• Church general settings — denomination plus the translations available to everyone
• Your Bible settings — personal default from that list, used for inserts and AI-assisted sermon notes

If the Bible picker is empty, an admin has not added translations yet. That is a five-minute setup, not a vendor contract.

Insert Verse in the editor

From the presentation insert bar, Insert Verse opens a picker:

• Language and translation (primary text)
• Book, chapter, and verse range
• Verses per slide so you are not cramming a psalm onto one frame
• Preview before insert
• Formatting: title, verse numbers, red letter, auto-fit

Need two languages? Add a dual translation for stacked or side-by-side bilingual scripture — the same idea as content variants for lyrics, applied to the Word.

Sunday without a second tool

Build scripture slides during the week. Drop the deck into a service or present it alone. The operator advances; the preacher can keep speaker notes on a podium tablet.

Ezra can help with surrounding slide text. You still check every citation. AI does not replace your study.

For pastors and teaching teams

If the sermon is the center of the week, pair scripture insert with sermon notes and WorshipDeck for pastors. If you only need a verse of the day on the lobby loop, a short presentation plus service automation is enough.