No — and we won't pretend otherwise. SermonScribe is a structured prep toolkit, not an AI writer. There is no generative AI anywhere in it. The 20 study templates and 50 illustrations were written by hand, one at a time, and the lectionary dates were computed and checked manually. The toolkit organizes your preparation; the preaching is still yours — as it should be.
They were written specifically for this toolkit in September 2026 — original anecdotes and word-pictures, not scraped from other collections. You're free to use them in sermons, newsletters, and Bible studies.
Lookups run entirely in your browser against bible-api.com, a free public Bible API that needs no key. We don't proxy, store, or charge for lookups.
Subscribers can save up to 500 sermons — title, passage, date preached, and notes — and search them any time. It's your personal filing cabinet, not a publishing platform: only you can see your archive.
Access is granted manually within 24 hours of your subscription. After you subscribe, email indiemarketingarsenal@proton.me from the address you want to use, and we'll activate your archive.
The calendar lists Sundays, seasons, and lectionary years (Revised Common Lectionary) — not specific readings — so it works with whatever translation and lectionary resource your tradition uses.
Anytime. Email indiemarketingarsenal@proton.me and we'll cancel — no retention maze, no dark patterns.
Full refund within 30 days of any payment, no questions asked. Read the refund policy.
SermonScribe is built and maintained by Indie Marketing Arsenal, a small independent software studio. We're a tiny team, which is why archive access is manual and support is a real inbox: indiemarketingarsenal@proton.me.