Give your AI assistant real lexicons through an MCP server
A developer built a free MCP server that lets Claude or ChatGPT pull full lexicon entries, original-language text and cross-references instead of guessing, with a built-in interpretive method. Check the cited entries yourself.
Our rule: AI helps with study, research and admin. The pastor still studies, verifies and writes the sermon.
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Give an AI project your standing study notes for a series
Set up a project that holds your own notes, reading list and background research on one book, so each week's questions start from your earlier work instead of a blank chat. You still check every claim and write the sermon.
Source: Anthropic ↗Check an AI word study against a free Strong's concordance
Before trusting an AI word study, look the word up in Blue Letter Bible's free concordance and lexicons: see the Greek or Hebrew term, its range of meaning and every place it appears in Scripture.
Source: Blue Letter Bible ↗Keep one research notebook for a whole book-of-the-Bible series
Create a single notebook per series, add your commentaries, lexicon notes and past outlines as sources, and come back to it each week to ask cited questions about the next passage.
Source: NotebookLM ↗Decide how far to trust AI in research
A pastors' thread on verifying AI claims, quotes and history before they reach the pulpit.
Source: Reddit r/pastors ↗The Daily 5
Five real ways churches are using AI, one tool, every weekday morning. Free.