“Built in the booth of my home church. I planned to sell it — God moved me to give it away. So every church, everywhere, gets the same software: the whole thing, for nothing.”
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Every Sunday, someone's in the booth making sure the projector cooperates and the slides land on cue. I'm that someone at my church. The expensive software was too complicated to train volunteers on; the free options looked like 2005. So I built Crown Cast around two goals: save churches money, and move at the speed of live ministry — when the pastor calls a verse mid-sermon, it's on screen before he finishes the sentence.
The original plan was to sell it and fund a mission trip. But God blessed me through means I didn't see coming, and the more I prayed, the clearer it became: release it free — for the small rural church of five and the megachurch of five thousand alike. If the Lord moves you to give, every dollar goes to missionaries, local churches, and ministries meeting real needs in Christ's name. None of it stops here.