Sermoncast not working

I have been using sermoncast to podcast our sermons but an error now appears on the rss feed/podcast page.
Fatal error: Call to undefined method Exception::get() in /home/divine1/public_html/templates/wt_churchy/error.php on line 21

www.divinelovetabernacle.net/podcast/audio-podcast

Can anyone help me with this?

Thank you
Justin

The error comes from the error page of your template. I don't know what exactly it does there.
Using www.divinelovetabernacle.net/index.php?option=com_sermonspeaker the component seems to work, but shows no sermons. That may be due to unpublished sermons, speakers or series, or there may be categories assigned which are not public and published. Maybe it's related to your error or not. I can't say.

There are no sermons showing because they are accessible to registered users only. The sermoncast module works fine to put the link on a page but the direct menu link is causing the error.

Would you be able to check into this for me if i send you login info?

Hmm, if you look at the page using the Protostar template, you get a proper error message instead of the fatal error: www.divinelovetabernacle.net/podcast/aud...t?template=protostar
It means it doesn't find the com_sermonspeaker/views/feed/view.html.php file, which isn't a big surprise as that file doesn't exist. It should look for a raw file com_sermonspeaker/views/feed/view.raw.php

You can send me login credentials for the backend to my email bakual@bakual.ch or using the contact form on this site. Maybe I see where this issue comes from.

Ok, I sent the email.

I had a look but couldn't find the source.
What I saw is that using the non-SEF URL it works without issues. That would be www.divinelovetabernacle.net/index.php?o...ype=audio&Itemid=417

I also tried a similar setup on my testing server and it works fine here.

So my guess would be that some plugin does something with the SEF routing or the document type. I saw a lot of 3rd party extensions and some of them seems to be quite old. I would now disable the non-core plugins (especially the system and content ones) and see if that solves the issue. If it does, enable one by one and check when it breaks again.