Pastors, would y’all help me test drive something?

It’s totally free from my end, although you do have to be a subscriber to ChatGPT4 to use it.

I Made An AI Sermon Prep Tool

I programmed a custom GPT called Sermon Illustrator that is designed to help me brainstorm and source illustrations based on a topic OR passage of Scripture.

I’d love for you to try it on whatever you’re preaching this Sunday, and give me feedback on how it works for you and how you think it could be improved.

Why I Built It:

As a pastor myself, I understand the challenge of constantly finding fresh, relevant illustrations. Sermon Illustrator has not only broadened my own horizons but also sparked creativity in ways I hadn’t anticipated. Now, I’m eager to see how it can support you in your sermon preparation.

Here’s how It Works:

• * You ask “I need illustrations for [passage/topic]”
• * If it’s not sure what topic you want, it will ask a follow up.
• * It analyzes the passage/topic, and suggests 14 types of illustrations, with 2 short suggestions under each. (Stories, Science, Testimonies, Sports, Studies, History, Metaphors, Literature, and more)
• * If you want more information about one of the suggestions, you ask “tell me more about ___”
• * It will give you more info, with source citing, or “for further study” suggestions.
• * It will ask if you want a sermon graphic created for that illustration, that you can add to your powerpoint.

Let me show you a demo in this Youtube video:

Try It Out:

Give Sermon Illustrator a test drive for this Sunday’s sermon and share your experiences. Your feedback is invaluable and will be instrumental in refining and improving this tool.

Here’s the link to get started: Sermon Illustrator

I’m genuinely interested in your thoughts on its utility, any improvements you believe are necessary, and how it aligns with your sermon preparation process. Your insights will play a crucial role in shaping this tool to better serve pastors and their congregations.

Thank you for considering this invitation. I look forward to hearing your feedback and stories of how Sermon Illustrator has impacted your sermon planning and delivery.

Blessings,

Darrell