Plain answers about how this tool works and how to use it.
A Bible study helper. You ask a question and it points you to what the Scriptures say, with references you can check.
No. It is a computer program and can make mistakes. Only the Bible is the word of God. Test every answer by the text, as the Bereans did (Acts 17:11).
It names the translation whenever it quotes. Short quotations are used, and you are encouraged to read the whole passage in your own Bible.
No. It follows the principle of speaking where the Bible speaks and being silent where the Bible is silent. It does not set church policy.
You are told that Scripture does not address it directly, and, if helpful, which principles are in view, clearly labeled as such.
Yes, for outlines, background, cross references, and questions for discussion. The minister must study the text and own the lesson.
Yes. The Sermons & Devotions page builds a sermon (35 minutes unless you choose another length) or a 7-minute devotion from your theme and main Scripture. You can adjust the length, the audience and the style, ask for changes, edit any sentence by hand, and then print a facilitator copy, download a Word file and a one-page participation sheet, or make a PowerPoint with illustrations.
The AI chooses the references. The verse text itself is fetched word for word from a free Bible text service, so the Scripture in your sermon is the translation's own wording and not the AI's memory. You can choose the World English Bible or the King James Version. Translations such as the NIV and ESV are copyrighted and are not offered here.
A year-long reading plan, about three chapters a day, with tap-a-verse Greek and Hebrew word helps, maps, a word finder, and on-demand lookups of people, places, times and things with sources. Reading, word studies and maps are free. A free account adds 6 AI learning guides or lookups a month; subscribers get far more. Any day, or the whole schedule, can be downloaded as PDF, Word or PowerPoint. See the plan page.
Wikipedia, published scholarship (OpenAlex), the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the Census Bureau and the World Bank, plus any source you add yourself. Each fact is shown with its source and link, and the AI may use only those facts. See Credits & Sources.
Yes. The sermon and devotion builder and the 365-day plan can write in English, Spanish or French. Scripture appears in the Reina-Valera 1909 (Spanish) or the Louis Segond 1910 (French), both in the public domain. Menus and buttons are still in English.
Yes. Press Listen to hear answers, sermons and the day's reading in a calm male voice. If the natural voice is not available, your browser's own voice is used.
Everyone gets one free sermon or devotion, with up to three adjustments. After that, a subscription is needed. See the Pricing page.
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