sermon-cross-reference

To find sermons citing a specific passage, use a passage search command like `/xref passage Romans 5:8`. The Skill queries structured map indexes and full-text sermon markdown files, then outputs a list of matching sermons with contextual excerpts and usage classification.

Yes, you can track repeated illustrations across a sermon corpus to flag overuse. The Skill identifies repeated metaphors, stories, and analogies across over 400 sermon markdown files, helping preachers avoid repetition and maintain freshness in their teaching.

The best way to trace doctrinal threads is using doctrine aggregation to locate all sermons teaching a specific topic. The Skill searches sermon manuscripts and map files, returning representative excerpts and explanatory emphasis to reveal theological links.

To get callback suggestions, provide your draft to the Skill. It searches the sermon corpus to propose precise previous sermons to reference and can draft callback phrases, allowing you to build on prior teaching with confidence.

Yes, the tool requires sermon manuscripts stored as markdown (.md) files and supporting map index files. It prioritizes structured map files for fast lookup, then performs full-text verification of the sermon .md files for contextual accuracy.

You can compile preaching coverage for a biblical book using thread tracing and history features. The Skill follows arguments across a sermon series and maps historical preaching patterns, outputting a comprehensive list of relevant sermons and excerpts.