Every reading it offers answers to the word on the page. Hebrew and Greek come from lexicon data; commentary quotes are checked word for word.
Keep every book you own. Pulpitkit turns the pile into one question at a time, from the text to the Big Idea to the outline.
Everything you need, and no order to read it in.
Which one sentence will Genesis 22:1–14 prove?
Every line of the draft traces back to a decision you made and a source you can check.
Add Chinese, Simplified or Traditional, to manuscripts and slides in settings. You work through one set of decisions; Pulpitkit writes matching drafts and aligned slides for both congregations.
More languages later.
Yes. A language model writes the guided questions, structural outlines, and initial drafts. But Scripture text, original Hebrew and Greek lemmas, morphologies, and commentary quotations come directly from verified reference databases, never from language model memory. Most importantly, the pastor makes every interpretive decision—Pulpitkit never decides for you or ghostwrites your sermon.
No. Your books and deep research stay in Logos. Pulpitkit provides the path forward from your research: moving systematically from observation to an outline, manuscript, and slides.
You work through one structured set of decisions. Pulpitkit produces matching English and Chinese manuscripts and slides from the same exegesis, preserving theological coherence across both congregations.
Pulpitkit is free during the pilot.
You do. You retain full ownership of your sermons, research choices, and generated files. Export them at any time as Word documents, slides, and group discussion guides.
Enter a text you plan to preach. We’ll email you three distinct Big Ideas to get your study moving, and reserve your place on the waitlist.