“Your word is a lamp to my feet” · Psalm 119:105
Help every devotional say more of God.
Paste or upload a devotional and get an editor’s read: deeper Scripture, richer theology, a clearer gospel — with revisions in the writer’s own voice. Choose the language the feedback comes back in — English, Spanish, Thai, Hindi, Tamil, Arabic, Persian, Burmese, Tagalog or Indonesian.
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01English sample
Sunshine After the Rain
Warm and encouraging, but thin on Scripture.
02English sample
Faithful in Little
Earnest, but drifts toward earning God’s blessing.
03Thai sample
พระคุณใหม่ทุกเช้า
A Thai devotional — get feedback on it in any of ten languages.
04Spanish sample
Con todas mis fuerzas
A Spanish devotional — sincere, but leans on willpower.
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What you’ll get
- — A scorecard across five dimensions
- — Edits marked in your text, one click to accept
- — Verified Scripture to consider
- — Calm doctrinal notes, and a word of encouragement
Assumptions
How Lamp works
What the reviewer believes, what it will and won’t do, and how it handles Scripture, language and your files.
- 01What it’s for
- A simple editing aid for devotional, discipleship and follow-up writers. It looks for ways to add solid Bible and clearer gospel, not just a warmer feeling — and it suggests concrete rewrites in your own voice.
- 02Doctrinal baseline
- Scripture as God's authoritative Word; historic Christian orthodoxy as summarized in the Apostles' and Nicene Creeds (the Trinity, the person and work of Christ, his bodily resurrection and return); salvation by grace through faith in Christ; the work of the Holy Spirit and the church.
- 03Tradition lens
- By default the reviewer stays broadly evangelical and doesn't take sides where faithful traditions differ. Choosing Reformed, Wesleyan, Pentecostal, Baptist or Anglican only changes what it notices and how it phrases suggestions. It will not lay out every competing view — it's a devotional, not a theology textbook.
- 04Scripture
- Every suggested reference is checked against a full table of books, chapters and verses; anything that doesn't exist is hidden. The AI never quotes Bible text itself — English quotations are pulled from the public-domain World English Bible. Reviews in other languages show references with book names in that language, linked to a translation in it: LBLA (Spanish), Thai Standard Version 2011 (THSV11), Indian Revised Version (Hindi and Tamil), Smith–Van Dyck (Arabic), New Millennium Version (Persian), Judson (Burmese), Ang Biblia 2001 (Tagalog) and Terjemahan Baru (Indonesian). English links open the ESV. Use your own licensed translation in published work.
- 05Language
- Choose one of ten languages at the top of the page (English, Spanish, Thai, Hindi, Tamil, Arabic, Persian, Burmese, Tagalog, Indonesian). The page itself is translated into English, Thai and Spanish; for the other languages the page stays in English while the review comes back in your language. The whole review comes back in that language, whatever language the devotional is written in. Quoted phrases and suggested rewrites stay in the devotional's own language so they can be applied to your text.
- 06Limits
- It is an AI. It won't claim beliefs or pray; it is an aid under Scripture, not an authority. It can be wrong; a pastor or theological editor should make the final call. Text you paste is sent to an AI model to generate the review and is not stored by this demo. Uploaded files are read in your browser only — just the extracted text is sent, and the file itself is never uploaded or kept.