HOM-uh-lee · from homily, a sermon or sacred discourse. It's what you're building here.
Homilee builds a complete, ready-to-preach outline for you — and checks every quote, statistic, and illustration against a real source before you ever see it.
Every claim is fact-checked, not just generated. You still bring the prayer, the judgment for your congregation, and the pulpit.
Give it a theme, or a theme and a passage — Homilee researches, writes, and checks its own work before handing you anything.
Historical and cultural context, and illustrations — each one pulled from a real source, not invented, so nothing reaches your outline without a citation behind it.
A separate, adversarial pass tries to disprove every quote, statistic, and illustration against real sources before anything is finalized — guilty until sourced, not the other way around.
A full outline, and — if you want it — a full speaking script with your intro, transitions, and close already written, so what you bring to the pulpit is delivery, not a blank page.
“Do your best to present yourself to God as one approved, a worker who has no need to be ashamed, rightly handling the word of truth.”2 Timothy 2:15, ESV
Real catches, not manufactured examples — three claims Homilee's verification pass actually flagged in a real draft.
Yes — a complete, detailed outline, and a full speaking script if you ask for one. What makes that safe to bring into the pulpit is what happens before you ever see it: a second, adversarial pass checks every quote, statistic, and illustration against a real source and drops or corrects anything it can't verify.
Every factual claim has to survive a dedicated fact-check pass that actively tries to disprove it. Claims that can't be sourced are dropped or clearly relabeled as illustrative — never left in as if they were fact.
No. Homilee verifies facts — quotes, statistics, historical details — not theology. It won't weigh in on baptism, eschatology, or anything else that divides good-faith Christians; that judgment stays yours from the first draft. Verification only ever touches what's actually checkable.
The prayer, the judgment about what your specific congregation needs this week, and the delivery. Homilee hands you a verified, complete starting point instead of a blank page or hours of research — the message still becomes yours in the study and in the pulpit.
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