You can either apply a Theme that's already inside of the program or create a new Theme that best fits your setup. The best option to use, as with any presentation, is to apply a Theme based on the text formatting you wish to use for the presentation. Bible Slide Formatting and Themesīible slides are created in the same way any presentation slide is created, as in, you can set your style and formatting any way you wish.
ProPresenter also allows you to add multiple translations to your slides! Simply click the plus (+) button to make your secondary selection! More information on this feature is available here.
You may also notice a plus (+) sign next to the main translation.
To do a keyword search, type in your search term in the search box on the right. The Bible passage search also recognizes shortened versions of book names (IE: “Matt 1 2 3” will perform a search for Matthew 1:2-3). To search for a specific range of verses, type in the passage and press Enter. To use the passage selector, click on the Book menu, then choose a book and chapter of the Bible this will load all the verses in that chapter. This menu will show you each translation that is currently installed on the machine. This is all handled by the bar at the top of the window.īefore searching, you need to select a specific translation from the menu on the left. You can either select from the Book menu, enter a specific passage or search for keywords. There are three different ways to search for the passages of scripture that you need. Installing Bibles in ProPresenter Searching the Bible We offer in-depth installation instructions for this here in our KnowledgeBase. You can access Bibles by clicking View > Bibles in the menu bar or clicking the Bibles button in the toolbar.īefore you can start using the Bibles in the program, you will need to install and register them in the program. (Each of these sermon graphics are available for download by clicking on the slides below.The Bibles section of ProPresenter features a robust browser allowing you to quickly search (via passage or keyword), curate, and send to the screen passages from various translations of the Bible. You can pull these styles off in PowerPoint, Keynote, ProPresenter, or just about any other presentation software. I tend to bounce back and forth between these styles depending on the sermon graphic, but you’ll notice that I always try to keep it simple. Here are four layouts that I’ve used when creating slides specifically for displaying scripture in our sermon presentations. 
As long as the information that you’re presenting is clearing visible to your audience, the rest is open for personal style. In most cases, the arrangement of your slides for titles, points, and scriptures is not so much about right-vs-wrong as it is about preference. I always find it interesting to see how churches arrange their slides for their sermon presentations.
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