Record a practice run mid-week and get a scored review while there's still time to change it. Then send the sermon you preached and see what landed.
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Practice on Wednesday, preach on Sunday, and bring your past reports along. The review lines them up so you can see what moved.
We study the text, write the lesson, and preach it. But the sermon the church hears isn't always the one we meant to give. A careful second listen closes that gap.
Pace, pauses, the words you lean on, and where the energy goes are hard to notice in the moment. A recording notices all of it, and the review tells you what it means.
Members love you and won't tell you the opening ran long or the invitation came after the peak. The review will, specifically and kindly, with the timestamp so you can hear it yourself.
Monday is too late to fix Sunday. A review of your practice run gives you days to tighten the main point, cut what isn't helping, and rehearse the one thing that matters most.
Delivery matters, but it never outweighs the Word. Faithfulness to the text, focused use of Scripture, and the gospel carry the most weight in every score.
Reports go out within 24 hours, Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Central.
Practice run or final sermon.
MP4, MOV, M4A, or MP3. Add past reports if you'd like a comparison.
Your name, the title and date, your time slot, and what you want them to know, feel, and do.
A designed PDF with timestamps matched to your recording, within 24 hours on weekdays. Then your recording is deleted.
Every report follows the same order: what's working, one hard truth said kindly, and the one thing to practice next. Scores mean something, so every number is earned.
The energy built through the parable and peaked at the key line. It dipped for three minutes during the side story about the county fair, then came back for the invitation.
You let the grumbling in verse 2 set up the whole parable, so the joy at the end lands as an answer, not a slogan.
The invitation started four minutes after the peak. By then the room had already landed. ▶ 27:10
Move straight from "rejoice with me" into the invitation.
Textual faithfulness, focused use of Scripture, and the gospel thread.
The main insight, movement and economy, and the opening runway.
Text to life, personal presence, narrative craft, and accessibility.
An invitation that grows from the lesson and comes at the peak.
Most weekly sermons land between 6 and 8. A 9 or 10 is master-level preaching.
Every report you receive carries its own scores. Bring one back, or several, and the review builds the comparison for you.
Your recording is used once to build your review, then deleted. We don't keep a copy.
No login and no file on you. Your email is used only to send your report.
Your report arrives by email as a PDF. Once it's sent, we delete our copy, so yours is the only one to keep, share, or bring back.
Reports go out by email within 24 hours, Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Central. Weekend submissions are reviewed starting Monday morning. For a practice run, send it by Thursday to have it back before the weekend.
Yes. Set the phone close to where you'll stand, keep the room quiet, and record the whole sermon in one take. See the recording tips.
A YouTube link is welcome. It turns the timestamps in your report into clickable links that open your video at the right moment. The review still needs the recording file itself. If the video is on your own channel, you can download it from YouTube Studio and upload that file.
You can submit a transcript for content scores. Pace, pauses, and energy can't be measured without a recording, and the report will say so plainly.
The practice review tells you what to change while you still can. The final review tells you whether the change held up in front of the church. Together they show your growth from one week to the next.
Yes. Love Your Sermon is an AI product, checked, regulated, and adjusted by a human. DaVinci Resolve transcribes the recording, and Claude analyzes it against a rubric written by a preacher. See the privacy promise for details.
Yes, kindly. Scores aren't inflated, and a flat delivery won't be called engaging. Every hard word comes with a timestamp so you can hear it yourself, and with a clear next step.
God's love; Christ's death, burial, and resurrection; dependence on the Spirit; and the call to be baptized for the forgiveness of sins and receive the indwelling of the Holy Spirit, all through God's grace and mercy. This standard is the same for every sermon.
Send your practice run by Thursday and have your review back before Sunday.
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