Sermon Slides Where the Verse Text Comes From the Bible, Not the AI
TL;DR: On the Make something page, Slides turns a short description into a deck. Scripture on verse slides is filled from the King James text in the FaithGPT Bible, and a reference that cannot be found is dropped rather than guessed. You can edit every slide, present full screen, and export to PowerPoint or PDF. Making a deck uses a few credits and they come back if it fails.
A verse on a screen in front of a whole congregation is a hard place to have one word wrong. Most people will not notice. The person who knows that verse by heart will.
That is the risk with any AI that makes slides. It is good at headings and bullet points, and it will happily type out a verse from memory, close enough to sound right and wrong in a way that only shows up when a careful reader looks. So the slides in FaithGPT do not let the model write Scripture at all.
What we asked for
On /apps/make , pick Slides. The box asks who the deck is for and what passage or topic it covers. Under the box, before you do anything, it tells you how it works: making slides uses a few credits, you get them back if it fails, and Bible verses are filled in from the KJV, never written by the AI.
We typed this:
"A five slide sermon deck on Psalm 23 for Sunday morning: the Lord as shepherd, rest and restoration, the valley of the shadow of death, the table and the cup, goodness and mercy. Include the key verses."
It came back with five slides: a title, "The Lord is My Shepherd", "Walking Through the Valley", "A Table in the Presence" and "Goodness and Mercy".
The verse slide
Here is the second slide. The heading came from the model. The verse did not.
The model's only job on a verse slide is to name a reference, here Psalm 23:1-3. FaithGPT looks that reference up in the King James text it stores and puts those exact words on the slide:
The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want. He maketh me to lie down in green pastures: he leadeth me beside the still waters. (Psalm 23:1-2, KJV)
If the model names a reference that does not exist, the slide gets no verse at all and turns into an ordinary text slide. It does not fill the gap with something that sounds plausible.
You can change the reference yourself. Type "John 10:11" in the Bible reference box, press Find verse , and the slide shows that verse instead. Under the box it says where the words came from: KJV text from the FaithGPT Bible.
The rest is yours to fix
I would not preach from this deck as it came back. Slide three's bullet points were generic, things like "Dark seasons happen to everyone", and that is exactly the kind of line a preacher should write in their own words. Every slide is editable, and you can add, delete and reorder slides from the list on the left, or switch a slide's layout between title, section, bullets, text, Scripture and image.
Speaker notes stay private. Only you see them in the editor, they go into the PowerPoint file when you export, and FaithGPT removes them when you share the deck as a link.
Slide art is separate and costs extra. Each slide has a Generate art button that makes a background picture from the slide's words and the deck's colors. The button shows the price before you press it (29 credits a slide when we made this deck), and the picture never contains text or verse words.
Templates and colors
If you would rather not describe a deck at all, open a template. There are eight slide templates on the Apps page, including Sermon slides and Worship night, and each suggests a few color themes. This is the Worship night template with its dark theme, opened as it is:
Its call to worship slide uses the same rule as the Psalm 23 deck. The verse text comes from the KJV, not from whoever wrote the template.
Presenting and exporting
Present opens the deck full screen. Arrow keys move between slides and Escape leaves. When you want the file, Export gives you a PowerPoint (.pptx) or a PDF, so the deck can go to whoever runs the projector on Sunday, on whatever computer they use.
If you prepare slides every week, try one on next Sunday's passage at /apps/make . Then read every slide before it goes on the screen. The verse will be right. The rest is still your sermon.
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