For preachers who think all week

Catch every thought before it's gone.

The sermon doesn't start at your desk on Thursday. It starts in the car, on a walk, mid-prayer. Preacher Prep is one place to catch those sparks — spoken or typed, on your phone or at your desk — and shape them into Sunday's message.

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What's on your heart?

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How it works

Capture

One box, always ready. A thought, a quote, an illustration — two lines or two paragraphs. Scripture references are detected as you type and linked to the full text.

Speak it instead — voice capture turns a red-light idea into a saved note.

Shape

Pin notes to a Prep — a date, a place, a passage. Watch a scattered week gather itself into an outline: scripture, your thinking, the quotes worth keeping.

Everything else waits in your Notes, searchable the moment you need it.

Preach

Export a clean outline and step up prepared. Afterwards, the Prep keeps its record — what you preached, where, and every note that fed it.

Nothing is lost. Next year's sermon may already be in this year's notes.

AI Assist

It never writes your sermon. It asks better questions.

When you're ready, AI Assist reads your notes for a Prep and offers thinking prompts — questions to sit with, illustration angles, threads worth researching. Informed by classic commentaries you choose. The voice from the pulpit is still yours.

Amber is you. Cobalt is the assistant. They never trade places.

Your notes stay private. They're read only when you ask for prompts, and never used to train AI models.

Thinking prompts

Questions to sit with

1.Moses asks to be taught to number his days. Why would counting need teaching — and what do we count by default instead?

2.Your note turns counting down into counting what matters. Is that Moses' prayer — or is he asking for something harder?

3.Who hears this psalm differently — the student with decades ahead, or the widow counting backwards? Which of them are you preaching to?

AI Assist offers prompts for your own study. It won't draft sermon content — that work, and that voice, stays yours.

The commentaries

Questions rooted in trusted commentaries.

AI Assist doesn't ask from thin air. Choose up to five classic commentary voices, and when Assist reads your notes it studies what they wrote about your tagged passages first — then asks its questions from inside that tradition, with the sources named.

Matthew Henry's CommentaryReformed

Barnes' Notes on the BibleReformed

Jamieson-Fausset-BrownReformed

Geneva Bible NotesReformed

Gill's ExpositionBaptist

Wesley's Explanatory NotesWesleyan

Clarke's CommentaryWesleyan

Keil & DelitzschLutheran

Bengel's GnomonLutheran

The Pulpit CommentaryBroad evangelical

Time-tested public-domain works, digitised verse by verse — quoted to you with attribution, never passed off as AI's own. Commentary voices come with Pro; pick the traditions that match your pulpit.

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