What ScriptureOps does

Ask in plain words

Ask what you would ask a colleague — "what does the Bible say about marriage?" — rather than guessing which words the text happens to use. The answer comes back with the chapter and verse beside each point, so you can read the passage yourself before you lean on it.

When nothing in the version answers the question, ScriptureOps says so instead of writing something that merely sounds right.

Keep what you find

Save any answer worth coming back to. Months later you can find it again by a word you remember from the question or from the answer itself, rather than by remembering when you asked it.

What you save is yours alone: no one else using ScriptureOps can see your questions, your saved answers or your sermons.

From a question to a sermon

Open a kept answer in the sermon form and it carries the question across as a title and a subject to edit. ScriptureOps then writes a draft section by section — heading, body and the passages each section rests on — and every word of it is yours to rewrite before you save it.

Print it

Any saved answer or sermon prints as a PDF laid out for paper rather than for the screen, so what you carry to the pulpit reads the way you wrote it.

On your phone

Add ScriptureOps to your home screen and it opens like any other app. There is nothing to download from a store and nothing to update.