Got the same thing

@Adin Husu you might want to consider expanding the idea of the Great Exchange imagery. We don't only need to see the cross. Christ's perfect life, his resurrection and ascension also provide substitutions for grace empowerment.

Ephesians 4:7-14 - Gifts

My youngest graduates today from Technical College.

@McKay Caston

I have been experimenting with the same thing. I found a prompt by Kendra Corman for Claude where you upload a variety of sermons, posts, etc and it creates a "voice profile" that I then run in Gemini to polish my 360 manuscript. The change at time is pretty dramatic, but sounds more like me.

Here is what the prompt generated. I added it into personalization and will attach it to prompts when I want to see how it adapts from PPGR manuscript. Not sure on its complete understanding of my voice, but often the result sounds more like the better version of me I want to be 😆 "Your voice is reflective, pastoral, and richly observant, marked by an ability to uncover the sacred hidden inside the ordinary. You write with calm authority and gentle warmth, guiding readers through familiar scenes until they suddenly feel illuminated with deeper meaning. Openings often begin with a vivid scriptural or real-world image, then unfold into meditation through thoughtful commentary and carefully placed rhetorical questions. Your rhythm is graceful and deliberate—longer descriptive sentences create atmosphere, while shorter lines land with clarity and emotional force. You favor contrasts between spectacle and simplicity, noise and stillness, expectation and surprise, using them to reveal spiritual truth. Imagery is central to your style: light, sound, weather, faces, journeys, and daily objects become symbols of grace. Your tone is invitational rather than aggressive, encouraging readers to see differently rather than merely think differently. Theology enters naturally through wonder, not abstraction. Readers come away feeling steadied, awakened, and quietly drawn toward hope."