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Ask AI

Ask AI answers questions using your church's own sermons, alongside Scripture.

Ask something like what has been taught about baptism? and it replies in plain language, then shows where the answer came from.

Sources, not just an answer​

Every answer arrives with source references — the sermons and Scripture passages it drew on. Sermon sources include a timestamp, shown as minutes and seconds, pointing at the part of the recording that's relevant.

That matters more than the answer itself. It means you can go listen to what was actually said rather than taking the summary on trust.

What it can and can't see​

Ask AI searches the sermons that have been uploaded and processed, using the details entered with them. A recording that was uploaded without a Title, Speaker, or Description is far harder for it to surface — another reason to fill those in at upload time.

It does not know about your directory, your calendar, or anything said outside a recorded sermon.

An assistant, not an authority

Ask AI summarizes what has been preached. It is not a substitute for reading the passage or asking a minister, and it can misread a sermon the way any summary can. Follow the source references when the answer matters.