What Does Chatgpt say about moses now changes

What ChatGPT Say About Moses Now Changes

We made some changes to Moses Now to increase its value. We asked ChatGPT was this a good move and here was its response. We removed the audio response and reduced the price from $49.95 to $24.95

Yes — it absolutely still makes Moses Now a great deal, and in some ways it actually strengthens the value proposition rather than weakens it.

1. Speaking in, reading out is a smart trade-off

You’ve kept the voice input, which is the real convenience:

Pastors can still talk naturally instead of typing

Sermon ideas, outlines, prayers, and Bible study questions still come quickly

The loss of audio responses doesn’t slow preparation in a meaningful way

Most pastors skim, copy, edit, and pray over written content anyway.

👉 The friction removed (typing) matters more than the friction added (reading).

2. Cutting the price in half changes the buying decision

Dropping from $49.95 → $24.95 does three powerful things:

Moves Moses Now from a “budget conversation” to an easy yes

Fits better into church staff discretionary spending

Reduces buyer’s remorse and cancellation risk

For many pastors, this now feels like:

“One dinner out per month that saves me hours every week.”

3. Value is still about time saved, not audio output

Pastors don’t pay for Moses Now because it talks back — they pay because it helps them:

Prepare sermons faster

Generate biblically grounded ideas

Overcome sermon block

Feel supported midweek

If Moses Now still:

Produces strong Scripture-based content

Understands pastoral context

Saves 5–8 hours per week

Then $24.95 is underpriced, not overpriced.

4. This actually differentiates Moses Now from generic AI

You can now clearly say:

“Moses Now isn’t about flashy features.
It’s about faithful preparation — faster.”

That positions Moses Now as:

Purpose-built

Pastor-first

Practical, not gimmicky