SermonIndex — Sermon Player by Greg Gordon

SermonIndex has given away recorded preaching since 2002. This puts the
audio part of that library one click from wherever you already are.

Open the side panel beside whatever you are reading. Search 1,500
preachers by name — each one showing his portrait and how many audio
sermons he has. Play a sermon while you work, at up to double speed, and
let the next one follow on. Or take the file: these have always been free
to keep, and one button saves the MP3 to your own disk, foldered by
preacher if you like.

WHAT IT DOES
- Search and browse 1,500 preachers and 36,000 audio sermons
- Play in a side panel that stays put while you work
- Download any sermon as an MP3, free, with no account
- "My sermons" opens your folder and keeps an M3U playlist of everything
you have saved, so your collection plays as a set in VLC or anything else
- Continue automatically down a preacher's list
- Playback speed from 0.75x to 2x
- Light and dark, matching your system or set by hand

WHERE THE AUDIO COMES FROM
Sermons stream from the Archive.org mirror wherever one exists, with the
SermonIndex CDN as the fallback, and the panel steps across on its own if
a source stalls mid-sermon.

WHAT IT DOES NOT DO
No account. No key. No tracking of any kind. Your settings and the list of
what you have downloaded are stored in your own browser and sent nowhere.
The extension cannot read the pages you visit, because it never asks to.

Everything shown comes from the free and public SermonIndex API, which
anyone may use: https://www.sermonindex.net/api/

Freely you have received; freely give. — Matthew 10:8