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AI Disclaimer

Everything GospelMaker generates is AI-assisted. Please read this before you preach, teach or publish it.

Last updated: August 29, 2026

This page is drafted to describe how GospelMaker actually operates today. It has not yet been reviewed by a qualified lawyer in our operating jurisdiction, and should be treated as a working draft until that review happens.

AI-assisted, not authoritative

Bible studies, sermons, prayers, devotionals and every other GospelMaker output are produced with the help of AI models. They are a starting point and a creative aid — not authoritative doctrine, and not a substitute for your own study, discernment or your church's teaching authority.

Verify Scripture yourself

Always verify any Bible reference or quotation in your own Bible before you rely on it. GospelMaker gives Scripture with AI-written explanation, not a substitute for reading the text yourself.

Which Bible version is used

GospelMaker quotes the King James Version (KJV) only, and labels quotations with the version. The KJV is in the public domain. Other translations are not used.

Models can be wrong

AI models can misstate facts, misattribute quotes, invent details that sound plausible, or reflect bias in their training data. Treat every output as a draft that needs your review, not a finished, verified answer.

Human review required

Before you preach, teach, publish or otherwise share anything GospelMaker helped you create, review it yourself (or have a qualified person review it) for theological accuracy, tone and appropriateness for your audience.

Provider rights notice

Rights in AI-generated output also depend on the terms of the underlying model providers — see our Terms of Service for how that affects commercial use.

Contact

Concerns about a specific generation: support@gospelmaker.com.

Questions about this page? See our full legal policy index or email support@gospelmaker.com.