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Step-by-Step Instructions for Downloading

How to download a sermon as a Guest.
Although you do not need to sign in to search for sermons, you will need to sign in to purchase and download sermons. These instructions assume that you have already signed in.

Find a sermon you would like to download. When you click the title of the sermon, you will go to the sermon's Preview Screen, where you are shown a preview of the sermon.
Click "Add to My Cart" in the lower right of the Preview Screen. This will take you to your Shopping Cart. If you would like to continue browsing, click "Continue Searching" at the top of the Shopping Cart screen. This will take you back to your search results. You may add as many sermons and/or worship backgrounds to your Shopping Cart as you like. You can always remove items before you checkout if you decide that you do not want to download them at that time.
When you would like to checkout, click "Checkout" at either the top or the bottom of the Shopping Cart. You should get a series of notes that say:
"Processing your cart...
Your selected content has been successfully purchased.
You can access your newly purchased content by clicking on the My Purchases link at the top of the page. "
Click on "My Purchases." This page lists all the content you have purchased with your current username. You have the option of opening your sermon purchases in either as "Text" or "MS Word." Clicking on "Text" will (depending on your computer's settings) open the sermon through a text editor, such as Notepad or Wordpad. Clicking on "MS Word" will open a Rich Text Format file which (depending on your computer's settings) will open the file through your default word processor, such as MS Word or Corel Word Perfect.
You may now print the sermon or save it to disk. If you would prefer not to save or print the sermon, you can open it again at a later date by again clicking on "My Purchases."

How to download a sermon as a Premier, Standard, or Free Trial subscriber.
Although you do not need to sign in to search for sermons, you will need to sign in to purchase and download sermons. These instructions assume that you have already signed in.

Find a sermon you would like to download. When you click the title of the sermon, you will go to the sermon's Preview Screen, where you are shown a preview of the sermon.
Click "Add to My Cart" in the lower right of the Preview Screen. This will take you to your Shopping Cart. If you would like to continue browsing, click "Continue Searching" at the top of the Shopping Cart screen. This will take you back to your search results. You may add as many sermons and/or worship backgrounds to your Shopping Cart as you like. You can always remove items before you checkout if you decide that you do not want to download them at that time.
When you would like to checkout, click "Checkout" at either the top or the bottom of the Shopping Cart. You should get a series of notes that say:
"Processing your cart...
Your selected content has been successfully purchased.
You can access your newly purchased content by clicking on the My Purchases link at the top of the page. "
Click on "My Purchases." This page lists all the content you have purchased with your current username. You have the option of opening your sermon purchases in either as "Text" or "MS Word." Clicking on "Text" will (depending on your computer's settings) open the sermon through a text editor, such as Notepad or Wordpad. Clicking on "MS Word" will open a Rich Text Format file which (depending on your computer's settings) will open the file through your default word processor, such as MS Word or Corel Word Perfect.
You may now print the sermon or save it to disk. If you would prefer not to save or print the sermon, you can open it again at a later date by again clicking on "My Purchases."