Bible study and sermon preparation

Study with rigor. Preach with faithfulness.

Your library, the biblical languages, and specialized tutors — together in one place.

Preach won't preach for you or write your thesis. It helps you study deeper — so you can preach, teach, and counsel with faithfulness.

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Your question
How should John 1:1 be interpreted exegetically in light of the original Greek?
Available tutors
DA
Dr. Alétheia
Exegesis
Routed
DB
Dr. Berith
Hebrew · OT
DC
Dr. Crisóstomo
Greek · NT
PN
Pastor Noutético
Biblical counseling
DC
Dr. Calvino
Systematic theology

A serious tool for those who handle the Word. Personal library, specialized tutors, biblical languages, and ministry production in one place — for expository preaching, academic study, lesson prep, and biblical counseling.

A specialized library — public-domain and licensed sources
Juan Calvino Matthew Henry Charles Spurgeon Agustín de Hipona Juan Crisóstomo Gesenius Wayne Grudem Herman Bavinck
The problem

Studying the Word well takes more than opening a commentary.

Pastors preaching every week. Seminary students turning in exegesis every month. Professors preparing classes with rigor. Counselors applying theology to real cases. They all face the same underlying challenge: pulling together scattered sources, the original languages, their own library, and ministry output — without losing faithfulness to the text.

Scattered sources

Your books, PDFs, notes, highlights, and commentaries are spread across folders, apps, and devices. When you need them, you spend more time hunting than studying.

Never enough time

There's never enough to work through every source a serious study deserves. So you cut corners — and it shows every Sunday, every paper, every class.

Answers you can't verify

Too many tools make claims about the biblical text without showing their work. It's hard to trust an answer you can't trace back to the original author.

Original languages, done right

You want to consult Greek or Hebrew without jumping to shaky conclusions. That takes real morphological, syntactic, and lexical analysis — not just transliterated words.

Delivering with clarity and backing

Sermons, essays, lessons, and counsel that stay faithful to the text, clear in exposition, and traceable to their sources. The standard demands it; the clock doesn't always allow it.

Tools that replace instead of equip

Most promise to do the work for you. But pastoral formation can't be outsourced — you need a tool that deepens your study, not one that replaces it.

Preach was built to walk through that whole process: from the biblical text to ministry material, from personal study to public delivery.

How it works

Up and running in minutes. Useful for years.

01

Bring it together and plan

Upload your library —books, commentaries, notes— and organize your study into projects, preaching series, and plans. Preach keeps the real pages intact and makes everything ready to consult.

02

Study with depth

More than answers — it sharpens your judgment. Consult the specialized tutors, work through Greek and Hebrew with grammatical support, and let the historical-grammatical method and Socratic checks refine how you read the text. Every answer cites its sources.

03

Shape and export

Organize your findings into sermons, notes, and ministry material, with structure and traceable sources. You write; Preach orders and backs you up. Export in the formats you use.

Who it's for

Built for those who serve through the Word.

Pastors and preachers

Prepare expository sermons week after week — with biblical backing, an orderly study process, and traceable sources.

Seminary students

Exegetical papers, academic research, biblical languages, and your sources kept in order.

Theology professors

Build classes, notes, guides, and teaching material with structure and depth.

Biblical counselors

Work through cases from Scripture, practical theology, and responsible pastoral application.

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Pillar 01 · Library

Your theological corpus — organized and searchable.

Upload your books, commentaries, lexicons, and articles. Preach processes them with real pages intact and indexes them for semantic search. Every query comes back with citations: author, title, exact page.

  • Structured PDF extraction with real page numbers
  • RAG-style semantic search with an automatic bibliography
  • A specialized public-domain library, plus your own private material
  • Your content never trains AI models
My library
Search my library…
Institutes of the Christian Religion
John Calvin
1,462 pp
Commentary on the Whole Bible
Matthew Henry
6 vols
Systematic Theology
Wayne Grudem
1,264 pp
Hebrew Grammar
Gesenius-Kautzsch
622 pp
Treasury of David
Charles Spurgeon
7 vols
The City of God
Augustine of Hippo
1,097 pp
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Pillar 02 · Original languages

Biblical Hebrew and Koine Greek for real exegetical work.

Work through the biblical text with morphological, syntactic, and lexical support. Preach helps you see the text more clearly — without replacing your study or turning the languages into push-button conclusions.

  • Hebrew tutor with BHS + morphological analysis
  • Greek tutor with NA28 + syntactic analysis
  • Interactive inline Bible references
  • Academic typography: Ezra SIL, SBL Hebrew, SBL Greek
Hebrew Trainer · Genesis 1:1
BHS · Morphology
בְּרֵאשִׁ֖ית בָּרָ֣א אֱלֹהִ֑ים
bereshit bara elohim — "in the beginning God created"
Analysis of
בָּרָ֣א
Root
ברא
Binyan
Qal
Aspect
Perfect
Person
3ms
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Pillar 03 · Tutors

The right specialist for every question.

Preach reads the kind of question you're asking and routes it to the best-suited tutor. Get answers in academic, pastoral, concise, or plain-language mode.

  • Exegesis Tutor · Historical-grammatical interpretation
  • Biblical Hebrew Tutor · Morphological and syntactic analysis of the OT
  • NT Greek Tutor · Koine, with syntactic and lexical analysis
  • Systematic Theology Tutor · Doctrine with biblical backing
  • Biblical Counseling Tutor · Pastoral cases grounded in Scripture
Automatic routing
Active
Your question
How should John 1:1 be interpreted exegetically in light of the original Greek?
Available tutors
DA
Dr. Alétheia
Exegesis
Routed
DB
Dr. Berith
Hebrew · OT
DC
Dr. Crisóstomo
Greek · NT
PN
Pastor Noutético
Biblical counseling
DC
Dr. Calvino
Systematic theology
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Pillar 04 · Ministry production

From the study to the pulpit — with exegetical backing.

Turn your findings into outlines, propositions, study notes, preaching series, and exportable material. Every piece keeps its references to the sources you consulted, so traceability reaches the final document.

  • Assistant for structuring expository sermons
  • Planner for expository series across whole books
  • Research projects on books, passages, and topics
  • Export to Markdown, PDF, and plain text
Sermon · Romans 12:1-2
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Title

Rational worship: transformed lives as a living sacrifice

Proposition
The believer offers his whole life to God as a rational act of worship, renewed by the transforming understanding of the Word.
Outline
  1. I.
    The call: present your bodies (v. 1a)
  2. II.
    The nature: a living, holy, pleasing sacrifice (v. 1b)
  3. III.
    The means: the renewing of the mind (v. 2)
Sources consulted
[1] Calvin · Commentary on Romans, pp. 341–348
[2] Moo · The Epistle to the Romans, pp. 748–763
Unlimited
Tutor consultations
on the Team plan
5
Trained specialists
one for every area of ministry
0
Training on your content
privacy guaranteed
Page-level
Citation precision
author, title, exact page
Principles

Built on the principles serious Bible study demands.

Preach isn't a general-purpose AI dressed up for Christianity. It was built from the ground up to support biblical, theological, and pastoral work to verifiable standards.

Historical-grammatical method

Answers, tutors, and prompts are aligned with serious exegesis: historical context, the grammar of the original text, authorial intent, and responsible application. No hermeneutical relativism.

Traceable citations, by default

Every answer drawn from your library or the specialized corpus comes with author, title, and exact page. It never claims a source stands behind a statement without letting you check it.

Honest about the use of AI

When a tutor answers from the model rather than from a document, it tells you. We don't dress up generated opinions as academic citations. The difference matters.

Pastoral responsibility stays with you

Doctrinal discernment, exegetical judgment, and preaching remain the minister's. The platform supports the process; it never replaces your formation, your study, or your calling.

"to equip his people for works of service, so that the body of Christ may be built up."
Ephesians 4:12
Use cases

How a serious minister actually works inside Preach.

Four real workflows — one for each audience Preach serves. These aren't testimonials. They're the concrete ways people use the tool once they sit down to work.

Preaching pastor

Expository sermons, without skipping steps.

  1. 01 Upload this week's commentaries on the passage.
  2. 02 Consult the Exegesis Tutor to understand the Greek of the key verse.
  3. 03 Cross-reference your sources and build your outline with traceable citations.
  4. 04 Export to Markdown or PDF to take into the pulpit.

Walks into Sunday with exegetical backing and a clear plan — not a blank document and a ticking clock.

Seminary student

Papers with sound method, validated against your rubric.

  1. 01 Set the passage and your professor's brief.
  2. 02 Cross-reference your uploaded material with the specialized library.
  3. 03 Consult the Hebrew Tutor to clear up your doubts about a tricky morphological construction.
  4. 04 Structure your paper with author, title, and page for every citation.

Turns in serious work backed by verifiable sources — not a patchwork any professor spots in seconds.

Theology professor

Plan, prepare, and author your own teaching material.

  1. 01 Index notes from past courses into your personal library.
  2. 02 Consult the Systematic Theology Tutor to understand the positions and interpretations of Berkhof, Bavinck, and Grudem.
  3. 03 Build study guides with discussion questions and assigned readings.
  4. 04 Export material that's ready for the seminary LMS.

Pulls decades of scattered notes into one searchable corpus — instead of a pile of unopened PDFs.

Biblical counselor

Resources and biblical method to prepare your sessions.

  1. 01 Upload your biblical-counseling material (Adams, Tripp, Welch).
  2. 02 Consult the Biblical Counseling Tutor to learn the model and process of biblical counseling.
  3. 03 Cross-reference the relevant passages with the sources you consulted.
  4. 04 Build your counseling plan with traceable biblical grounding.

Comes alongside real cases with serious backing — not lines improvised on the spot.

Real usage patterns. As the first full testimonials come in, they'll take their place here.

Pricing

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Personal
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  • Create sermons
  • Export sermons to PDF
  • Personal library
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For pastors who preach regularly
$ 14 .99 / mo

Included each month

2,500 std pages
150 premium pages
5 studies

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  • Create sermons
  • AI-powered sermon assistant
  • Export sermons to PDF
  • Personal library
  • Semantic search
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Team
For ministry teams and churches
$ 24 .99 / mo

Included each month

5,000 std pages
300 premium pages
15 studies

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  • Create sermons
  • AI-powered sermon assistant
  • Advanced homiletical analysis
  • Export sermons to PDF
  • Custom sermon templates
  • Personal library
  • Semantic search
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Not ready to sign up? Download our expository preaching manual, free. A practical guide to preparing sermons with the historical-grammatical method, fidelity to the text, and an orderly study process.

  • How to move from the biblical text to a preachable structure
  • Common pitfalls in expository preparation
  • A weekly checklist for the serious preacher
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Expository Preaching Manual
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  • — Historical-grammatical method
  • — Structure of an expository sermon
  • — Preparing the introduction and the application
  • — The preacher's weekly checklist
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Frequently asked questions

What you're probably wondering.

No. Preach is built to support your study, not replace it. It can help you organize observations, consult sources, structure outlines, and prepare notes — but discernment, theological judgment, and preaching stay your responsibility as the minister.

Preach cuts through the opacity common to AI tools: whenever it draws on your library or available resources, it answers with traceable references — author, title, page. Even so, you should review every answer, especially on doctrinal, exegetical, or pastorally sensitive matters.

Every tutor answer cites its sources with author, title, and exact page, traceable back to the original document you uploaded or to the specialized library. The full bibliography appears at the bottom of each query.

No. Your personal library is private, isolated per user, and never used for training. The model only reads your content in the moment it answers your question; nothing is kept outside your account.

Anything you hold the legal rights to: books you've bought (digital editions included), public-domain works, or licensed text that allows personal use. By uploading, you confirm you have the right to use it for your own study.

Public-domain works and explicitly licensed material: classic commentaries (Calvin, Henry, Spurgeon, Augustine), academic lexicons (Gesenius, Thayer, Strong), grammars, and patristic treatises — all publicly citable.

When you ask a question, a router reads it and automatically picks the right specialist. For an interdisciplinary question, it can consult several tutors and synthesize the answer while keeping each attribution.

If you don't cancel before day 30, your plan's first month is charged automatically. You can cancel anytime from your account — no fine print. Cancel during the trial and you're never charged.

Yes. Download the expository preaching manual free at /recursos/manual-para-predicadores — a practical guide to preparing sermons with the historical-grammatical method, fidelity to the text, and an orderly study process. We'll email it the moment you leave your address.

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Preach brings your library, the biblical languages, specialized tutors, and ministry production together — so you can prepare sermons and studies with more faithfulness, traceability, and depth.

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