The deep prep work behind the sermon. Translation comparison, commentary context, parallel passages, cultural background, and illustration research — all for one passage.
NIV, ESV, KJV, NLT, and NASB compared for key verses — see exactly how word choices affect interpretation.
First-century cultural context, Greek/Hebrew word studies, and what the original audience would have heard.
OT/NT thematic links, typology connections, and parallel texts — the redemptive thread your passage sits in.
Enter your scripture passage, pay $19, and receive a complete theological research brief ready to download as PDF.
Comparing translations, pulling commentary context, and mapping connections across Scripture.
The Research Brief includes: (1) Bible translation comparison for key verses across NIV, ESV, KJV, NLT, and NASB; (2) Historical and cultural context for the passage's time period; (3) Relevant commentary insights from recognized scholars; (4) 8+ parallel passages and thematic connections across Scripture; (5) Greek/Hebrew word study highlights; and (6) 5 sermon illustration suggestions tied to the passage's theme.
The Research Brief ($19) is the study phase — deep background research, translation comparison, commentary context, and biblical connections. It's the kind of thing you'd spend 3–4 hours doing at your desk. The Sermon Prep Package ($29) is the production phase — a full outline, manuscript draft, small group guide, bulletin copy, and social posts. Many pastors use both together for a complete Sunday.
Yes. After generating your brief, click "Download PDF" to save a formatted version to your device. The PDF includes all sections — translations, context, parallels, commentary, and illustrations — formatted for easy reading or printing.
Yes. You can enter a topic like "forgiveness" or "God's sovereignty" instead of a specific passage. The Research Agent will identify the most relevant primary passage and build the research brief around it, while noting alternative passages for the same theme.
The Research Agent draws on AI knowledge of biblical scholarship — positions attributed to scholars like F.F. Bruce, Leon Morris, Tom Wright, and others reflect the general direction of their known views. It is not a direct quote engine. Always verify specific claims against the actual commentary text before citing in a sermon. Treat it as a pointer to where the scholarly conversation lives, not as a citation itself.
Research Brief ($19) covers the deep study work. Sermon Prep Package ($29) builds the full Sunday kit. Together they cover everything from exegesis to delivery.