Trying out turning old sermons into PPGR format by uploading an old audio recording worked really well. Thinking about uploading old outlines next. Has anyone done that yet?

What's your text and keyword for this Sunday?

So I got a wild idea that I am trying this week. I often work a lot on my manuscript coming out of the PPG work to get it into my voice. I went on Claude and played around with developing a prompt. Claude asked to upload 20 handcrafted sermons I've done in the past to analyze my voice and style. I've used that to help get my Preach360 manuscript way closer to what I normally do, and I'm pretty stunned with the outcome. For one thing, it was pretty interesting to have Claude analyze my voice and style and to describe it. It was very spot on. And the output is pretty uncanny after I ran it. Has anyone else played around with this?

I'd love to hear about any "wins" this past Sunday and/or "lessons learned." Even when things don't go as we'd hoped, that lesson learned can be applied next week, making what feels like a loss actually a win in the long run! - What did you experience that went well? - What do you think you'll do differently this week? - Did you try any new delivery ideas from the workshop? And remember that tomorrow is our workshop on how to plan your sermon prep week. Would love to see you there: https://www.skool.com/preach360/calendar?eid=1557f0f986cf4fd796bc2a8708747665 Yours, by grace alone, McKay

So I did not clear this with McKay and I have not used it in the new platform yet. But I just had the idea what if I asked the Gemini preach 360 module do a SWOT analysis of my sermon manuscript. And I was kind of blown away by it and then I asked it how it would potentially work the feedback into my sermon manuscript. And it was really good so you might consider trying it sometime yourself and next week I will try this in the actual platform that McKay has built and see how it works there. If you don’t know, SWOT stands for strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats.