Embed Flash Player in Sermons

It's an audio file link. I created an article with the embed flash code and it works great. Could it be my sermon display options?

That's strange.

Can you check if the code you enter in the notes is put unchanged into the database? It should be in the #__sermon_sermons table in the "notes" field. That would tell me if the problem is when saving the sermon to the database or when reading from the database and displaying it.
From what I see it is stored correctly and also the output is taken unchanged from the database. So I'm not sure where the issue is coming from. But then I can't get it run for articles as well, not sure what I'm doing wrong there.

I've tried copy pasting the code you provided in your first post:
The code appears in the sourcecode of the page, but doesn't do anything. So I guess the code doesn't work for my page for some reason.

Take a look at sermon_pj_JCE pic for settings.

Hmm, this didn't do the trick for me.
But I saw an interesting behaviour. After entering the code as source code in JCE and saving, the data was correctly in the database. After saving the same article/content a second time without changing anything, the data was changed to This looks kind of like the code you see.
Since this doesn't happen if I turn off editors (in my profile) and use the plain textarea, I guess it's related to something the editors do themself. To me that also happens in articles and sermons alike.

I really think it's not a SermonSpeaker issue. However I don't understand yet why it seems to work for you in articles. It should (and does for me) behave exactly the same.

Hmm see picture. Another setting. This is the link I am adding to the audiofile:
sermon.net/dsc/sermonid/119935628

I have now taken the embed code from the link you posted and with that it worked:
joomla16.hopto.org/index.php?option=com_...ce-embed&Itemid=1534
So it was an issue with your posted code, not SermonSpeaker (besides that safehtml filter of course).
However adding the link to the "audiofile" field will result in a "Unsupported Filetype" error. It's not a valid link to an audiofile so you better don't enter anything in that field. If you have a direct link to the file, you could put it there (starting with 'http://') and skip the whole embed thing.