The Alliteration Engine — Craft Memorable Sermon Points in Seconds

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The Alliteration
Engine

Craft memorable sermon points in seconds —
rooted in the Word, refined by craft

Inspired by the all-time greats of conservative, homiletical preaching, such as Adrian Rogers,
J. Vernon McGee, Charles Spurgeon, D.L. Moody, and many others

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3 free credits per month · No credit card required

You know the feeling.

Your exegesis is done. All your points are solid — theologically sound, grounded in the text, ready to preach.

Then you sit there... Staring. Trying to make them easier to remember...

You know alliteration is key! Massaging all points to start with the same first letter helps so much...

But that's so time-consuming, right? So you get to it...

Thirty minutes. Forty-five minutes. You're shuffling through a thesaurus, rearranging words, and the clock is ticking toward Wednesday night.

What if there was a tool — built by a preacher, for preachers — that could take your raw points and hand you back two or three beautifully alliterated variations in seconds?

Not gimmicky. Not doctrinally loose. Points that sound like they came from your own study — because they're built on your points and your text.

Three Steps to Sermon Points That Stick

Enter Your Text

Choose 3, 4, or 5 points, paste your scripture reference, and enter your sermon points exactly as you have them — no alliteration required.

The Engine Works

An alliterative assistant trained on sound theology crafts 2–3 variations in seconds — each with a different stylistic flavor.

Pick & Preach

Choose the variation that fits your delivery. Copy it into your notes. Step into the pulpit with points your people will remember.

See It In Action

Philippians 4:6-7

Original points: 1. Don't be anxious about anything · 2. Bring your requests to God through prayer · 3. God's peace will protect your heart and mind

I. The Problem of Worry Anxiety chains the heart to circumstances instead of Christ

II. The Practice of Prayer Supplication unlocks the door that worry bolted shut

III. The Promise of Peace God's garrison stands guard over every surrendered heart

I. The Restlessness of Anxiety Worry is the dark room where negatives are developed

II. The Remedy of Prayer Take it to the Lord before you take it to your pillow

III. The Rest of God's Peace His peace stands sentry when your soul stands still

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What's Inside Every Pulpit Points Generation

2–3 Alliterative Variations

Different letters, different approaches, same text — choose the one that fits your delivery.

Multiple Sermon Points

Whether you preach 3, 4, or 5 points — your full sermon correlates effectively.

Distinct Sermon Styles

From punchy and quotable to warm and pastoral — every alliterative generation offers distinct flavors.

Doctrinally Grounded

Sound theology is never sacrificed for clever wording. Truth comes first — always.

Memorable Expansions

Each point includes a one-sentence expansion designed to stick in the minds of your hearers.

Ready in Seconds

From raw points to polished alliteration almost as fast as you can say "amen."

What Preachers Are Saying

I literally used to spend 3 hours per sermon looking through a Thesaurus trying to make my points alliterate. Now I spend 45 seconds. This tool is a game-changer for my weekly prep.

Pastor Glenn H.

Rocky Mount, North Carolina

The thing I love the most about this is that it sounds like something I'd come up with on my best day - and it's consistently saving me hours every week. This simple tool has truly been a Godsend!

Pastor Eric N.

Selma, North Carolina

Finally, a tool for preachers that understands our points, preserves their doctrinal authenticity, yet makes them easy to remember and truly unforgettable at the same time!

Pastor Brian R.

Kinston, North Carolina

Frequently Asked Questions

Absolutely not. The Alliteration Engine is a finishing tool — you do the hard work of exegesis, study, and outlining. The Engine simply takes your completed points and helps you find alliterative wording that makes them memorable. It's the last 10% of your prep, not the first 90%.

Yes. The Alliteration Engine is built on KJV language and terminology. Every output uses words and phrasing consistent with the Authorized Version.

The Engine is grounded in conservative, fundamental theology — holding to the virgin birth, the deity of Christ, the blood atonement, the bodily resurrection, and the literal second coming. Doctrinal accuracy is never sacrificed for alliteration.

Each generation gives you 2–3 variations using different letters and styles. If none fit perfectly, use them as inspiration — often one variation will spark the exact wording you need. You can also regenerate with slightly adjusted input points.

Yes. No contracts, no commitments. Cancel from your account page at any time and you won't be charged again.

You can submit 3, 4, or 5 sermon points per generation. Three and four-point sermons cost 1 credit each, while five-point sermons cost 2 credits due to the additional complexity. This covers the vast majority of sermon structures.

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'Easy To Remember' Truths

Join preachers who are spending less time on alliteration and more time in the life-changing Word of God.