Ever had a Bible question you weren't sure who to ask? Bible Bot is a free AI-powered Christian companion built on ChatGPT that helps you explore Scripture, grow in your faith, and find answers rooted in the Word of God.^1
Designed for anyone from curious seekers to seasoned believers, Bible Bot can help you discover what the Bible says about over 100 topics, find that verse on the tip of your tongue, or dig deeper into any chapter with reflection questions and context.^1 It leads with both grace and truth, tackling hard questions while encouraging you to go deeper with the Holy Spirit and Scripture.^2
What makes Bible Bot unique is its open-handed approach. Created by Cameron Pak, the faith.tools founder, the entire AI prompt behind Bible Bot has been open-sourced and freely given so other developers can build their own Bible-focused AI tools.^2 The prompt has been substantially revised since its May 2026 version. In summary, the current prompt puts safety first, requires the bot to identify clearly as AI and never impersonate Jesus, a biblical figure, a pastor, or a friend, and forbids invented Scripture, requiring verified Bible text with labelled translations and route.bible links for references.^2 It directs people in crisis to emergency services and a crisis hotline before offering biblical comfort, offers wording people can pray themselves instead of claiming to pray for them, and points users back to church, trusted believers, and qualified professionals rather than replacing them.^2 A compact version of the prompt, used on the ChatGPT GPT itself, is also published in Cameron Pak's jstack repository.^6
The faith.tools framework for evaluating Christian AI apps has become a reference point across the industry. In May 2026, Doxa published a detailed evaluator's checklist citing Cameron Pak's 5 Unofficial Rules as the most useful public test they had seen for Christian AI, and running them against their own product with public transcripts.^3 In April 2026, the Associated Press featured Cameron Pak and his selection criteria framework in a widely syndicated article on the faith-based AI boom, noting that his standards require AI tools to identify themselves clearly as AI and not fabricate or misrepresent Scripture.^4
Why Christians Love It"This is impressive and very encouraging" — Lincolnkson^2
Notable- Created by Cameron Pak, founder of faith.tools and part of the 4th Missional Labs Accelerator cohort^5
- Full AI prompt open-sourced under MIT No Attribution license via copy.church^2
- Prompt substantially revised since May 2026, with explicit AI-identity, Scripture-accuracy, and crisis safeguards^2
- Cameron Pak's 5 Unofficial Rules for AI Apps for Christians cited by Doxa (May 2026) as a leading public evaluation framework^3
- Cameron Pak and faith.tools selection criteria featured in AP News (April 2026), syndicated widely^4
- ElevenLabs Conversational Agent voice demo available^2
- Handles divisive topics by presenting major orthodox perspectives with Scripture^2
