@Adin Husu I haven't noticed it on anything I have done; however, I may use preach 360 differently. I use the prompts in the box, but I always remove anything that is dropped into my manuscript because I am typing my own words in the manuscript. I don't know if this prevents a watermark from being used. Even if I don't want any AI suggestions, which I have my AI preference turned off, it still drops what I put in the box into my manuscript, but I always delete it, because it isn't my work. Essentially, I use the AI to ask me questions, I type in my response and then when it comes time for a verse-by-verse map and an outline of the work I have done, I print that. But my manuscript is all my work, with no suggestions.

@James Pavlic I finished Daniel about 6 months ago. Chapter 11 may be the toughest chapter I have ever taught.

I taught through Isaiah chapters 30-32. I was able to give some great application and preach Christ, although it was 3 chapters! But I dont want to get used to teaching that many chapters all at once.

I make sure that what I am teaching is theology; however, I never say, "now we are in the theology portion of our study/sermon." Typically, as I teach the main point or the overarching theme of the sermon is theological because the text is theological in some way shape or form. I could see how when you begin your study you might ask, "what specific theological aspect is this text addressing?"

@David Hall I understand! Keep at it! I'm sure all the hard work is making a difference.

I did my pulpit supply. My family and I enjoyed going to help this church out while their interim pastor was gone. I was comfortable and received tons of feedback about how engaging it was and how much Christ was preached. Praise the Lord for that. I was right at 30 minutes, when initially I thought it would be 25.