Narrated Scripture films
Not actors performing a play. A witness tells the story — Moses recounting the flood, John describing what he saw on Patmos — while the visuals carry the scene. Made to be projected behind a message, not to replace it.
For churches & ministries
I produce narrated Scripture films, teaching series and children's Bible material for churches, and I train church staff to use AI without putting anything confidential at risk. Some of it I charge for. A good deal of it — including the training and the whole children's library — costs you nothing.
Yes. The AI Disciple works with churches, ministries and Christian nonprofits, producing narrated Bible films and teaching videos and training church staff to use AI responsibly. The practice is run by Aaron Tenney from Fresno, California, and works with congregations across the United States and overseas, including partner churches in Kenya and Pakistan.
Churches also get things at no charge: a free AI training course, free Sunday school material, a free consultation, and an honest answer when AI is not the right tool for what you are trying to do.
What gets made
In the last nine months I have written, narrated, produced and published 471 videos — not as a portfolio exercise, but as a working production line. That is the same line your church's video runs through.
Not actors performing a play. A witness tells the story — Moses recounting the flood, John describing what he saw on Patmos — while the visuals carry the scene. Made to be projected behind a message, not to replace it.
Genesis, Revelation, the letters to the seven churches — produced as a run of episodes so a series holds together week to week, with short cut-downs for social media between Sundays.
Eighty-four animated Bible stories for ages five to twelve, free to watch and free to use in Sunday school, plus printable worksheets and coloring pages generated from the same scripts.
Short, sourced explainers on archaeology, manuscripts and history — the questions people in your pews are already asking a search engine on the drive home.
Real stories told properly — mission updates, testimonies, giving appeals. Produced so a small ministry gets something it can put in front of donors without apologizing for it.
Every film can be produced in a second language with matched narration and captions. Already delivered in Urdu for families in Pakistan and Swahili for seventeen church Sunday schools in Kenya.
See it before you ask about it
These are finished, public videos — not mockups. Click any one to watch it here. If your church wants something in this style on a passage you are preaching, that is the conversation.
A knife raised on a mountain, a voice from heaven, and a promise that outlives the man who received it. Narrated Scripture with visuals built for the sermon.
Three strangers arrive at noon, one of them is God, and a ninety-year-old woman laughs. Also published in Urdu for bilingual congregations.
A bowl of stew, a stolen blessing and a family that never quite recovers. Useful for a series on covenant, favoritism and grace.
Jacob runs for his life with nothing but a rock for a pillow — and God shows up anyway. A strong opener for a message on undeserved grace.
Twenty years of dread ending in an embrace instead of a fight. Reconciliation, wrestling with God, and a limp that lasts.
An old man exiled on a rock in the sea hears a voice behind him. Part of an eight-part walk through Revelation 1.
The first four letters, delivered as they were written — to real congregations with real problems. Built to run as a sermon series.
Three hundred children, empty bowls, and a man who thanked God for food that did not exist yet. A multi-part biography, also published in Urdu.
What excavation actually turned up, laid out plainly. Good for adult classes and anyone in the congregation asking whether it really happened.
They said David was a legend until his name showed up carved by people who hated him. Apologetics without the shouting.
What church staff should never paste into a chat window, and how to set a simple rule the whole team can follow.
A real testimony from Pakistan, produced for a ministry to use in appeals and services. The same treatment works for your own outreach.
No charge
I am building a business, and I do need paying clients. But a church with no budget should still be able to get somewhere with this, so a fair amount of what I do costs nothing.
A beginner course for anyone on your staff or in your congregation — pastors, secretaries, volunteers, retirees who have never opened ChatGPT. Request it through the contact form and I email you a private link myself.
All eighty-four animated Bible stories in English and Urdu are free to watch and free to use in Sunday school, kids' church and family devotions. No license to sign, no per-seat fee.
Twenty minutes on a call about what your church is trying to do. If AI is not the right tool, or a free tool already handles it, I will tell you that instead of quoting you for something you do not need.
A short written guide for ministry and business leaders: where to start, what never to paste into a chat window, and how to check an answer before you trust it. Free download, no form wall.
Beyond video
Most church staff are running on volunteer hours. The wins are usually boring and worth a lot: turning a sermon into a bulletin, a newsletter and five social posts; drafting the volunteer schedule; translating a message for a partner congregation overseas; pulling background reading for a study without spending a whole afternoon on it.
The part that matters more is the part nobody sells you: what must never go into a chat window. counseling notes, confessions, benevolence requests, giving records, anything a member told you in confidence. I write your church a one-page rule your whole team can actually follow, and I train people to spot a confident, wrong answer before it ends up in the bulletin.
How it runs
What you are preaching, who is in the room, and what you want them walking out with. Twenty minutes, no charge.
Scripture-first, researched against real commentary, in the voice of a witness to the events. Nothing gets produced until you have read it and signed off.
Narration, visuals, music, captions and thumbnails, in every language you need. Delivered as files you own, ready for ProPresenter, YouTube or a projector.
You get a revision pass, the finished masters, and the option to keep going as a series if the first one lands.
Twenty minutes, no cost, no pitch deck. Whether it turns into a film, a training session, or just a better idea of what AI can do for a church your size, you will get something useful out of the call.