Hey McKay is there a video on lectio divina we can watch? I've done it in the past but it's been SOOOOO long that I don't remember it completely. I'd like to revisit it. Also what's the best video you have on the very beginning of the Pre-Lectio. I love how you explain it in the introduction video in the class room but my brain is struggling to fully grasp how to write it out. Excited to jump into all the content.

No doubt some of you heard Claude is placing an invisible watermark on all of their output, including even if your work is only checked for grammar. Are the preach360 generated manuscripts and outlines considered "AI generated"? If so, this could be a problem for me, as I share my notes with media and our translation department. I do not want to be accused of having AI produce a sermon for me.

I was wondering if there could be more “formatting options” on the panels. I like the Bold, Italic, and other options. However, I’d also like to see options for color, font, and underline. I understand that this isn’t a word processing software, but I was just curious about having a one or two more options in formatting. Thanks, McKay! 😀

I have been asked to stand in as pulpit supply, for a small rural church, their interim pastor is out of town. From what I understand, I should keep it simple, do not step on toes with theological "hot button" issues. Provide something encouraging for them. What are some of your suggestions?

I have always struggle with the conclusion of the message. It seems that if you can keep the flow from each of the PPGR movements going seamlessly, the conclusion is an invitation to rest in the grace that we need to solve the problem? Is this the proper perspective? The last line of my Wednesday night study of 1 Corinthians 8 is, "As opportunities present themselves to you this week, remember you don't have to defend your rights and liberties, because Jesus has provided you with the freedom to lay down your rights, just like he did for you at the cross." Maybe this would be a good "office hours" topic?