“TheGospelPreached.org” is an exploration into harnessing the internet and AI for sharing the Gospel and teaching the Bible. These platforms gained prominence in spreading the Gospel during the COVID-19 pandemic, a time when video and the internet were the primary means for sharing the Gospel and nurturing the Church. This period increased the Church’s acceptance and understanding of the power of these mediums to aid in sharing the gospel and impact lives.

Online sermons have profoundly impacted my life over the past five years more than any other source of the gospel. I have found a harmonious balance between online preaching and in-person ministry. I not only watch sermons online during the week but also often on Sunday mornings before going to church, which transforms my church experience.

Church leaders are now beginning to explore and understand the shift in church attendance and the need to support rather than condemn the changing way in which people practice their faith. People’s lives and their journey of faith have become more self-directed. In this generation, God is revealing so many of the mysteries of his word and his plan through his teachers and preachers. My passion is to direct people to these life-changing revelations without the need to be an intermediary or reinterpret what was said. It is important to provide them the guidance and resources that can help them discover for themselves God’s exceedingly great love for them.

How does this exploration work? Human beings, not AI, curate specific online sermons. We categorize, annotate the content with commentary, and provide links to scriptures referenced directly and indirectly by the speaker. We present the content to you unaltered, complemented with tools that aid your understanding. We allow the Holy Spirit to steer our decisions regarding what to curate and share. We adhere to the principle that the messages must have had a profound, personal impact on us first. In this way, we act as witnesses, sharing what has changed our lives while observing how this curated content influences your lives and your spiritual journey.

The success of this experiment will not be determined by the number of likes, visitors, or the amount of web traffic it generates. Instead, it will be measured by the number of testimonials of deliverance, lives transformed, and individuals who come to know Jesus and enter the kingdom of God. Should the project result merely in digital popularity without any real spiritual impact, we will consider it a failure. However, if it leads to genuine breakthroughs and transformed lives, it will validate our use of these mediums and inspire further creative use of technology in spreading the Gospel. Ultimately, our goal is to help people discover God’s love, motivated by our firm belief that the kingdom of heaven is near, not just in the age to come, but in the world we live in today.