SermonScore @SermonScore

Honest, scored sermon feedback. 14 categories, measured against the Sermon Standard. Built by a pastor, for pastors. Your first review's free. sermonscore.ai Joined October 2026

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SermonScore @SermonScore

4 days ago

Most category scores land between 6 and 8. A 9 shows up about 1.5% of the time. That's on purpose. If every sermon gets a 9, the score can't help you grow. A 7 here means something.

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Do you ever watch your sermons back? Most pastors don't. It's forty minutes, and it's hard to know what to look for. Film Room picks the moments for you. Your best line. Where it landed. Where it lost a little steam. Each with a coach's note. What keeps you from rewatching?

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Dave Mallinak @DaveMallinak

5 days ago

I started using Sermon Score a few weeks ago. I've never had such detailed, helpful critique. Each review includes what you did well and what you need to work on. 14 points of evaluation, includes clips if you use YouTube. If you want to improve, you should try it.

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SermonScore @SermonScore

5 days ago

Preach it before you preach it. Say the whole sermon out loud, start to finish, once before you step into the pulpit. You'll hear things the page never told you. Want feedback on that run? Practice Run is in beta, and your first one's free: sermonscore.ai/try?utm_source…

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SermonScore @SermonScore

5 days ago

A 7 in Introduction / Hook. Okay... but why? Most of the 14 categories on a SermonScore review now come with a clip. Tap it and you'll see the exact moment behind the score, from your own sermon. It's a lot easier to fix what you can see.

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SermonScore @SermonScore

6 days ago

45% of the sermons we time run past 40 minutes. Long isn't wrong. Length should be a decision though, not an accident. Upload audio, video, or a YouTube link and SermonScore maps your pace section by section. You'll see where you sped up and where it dragged.

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SermonScore @SermonScore

7 days ago

One score tells you where you stand. Four tells you where you're going. First review's free: sermonscore.ai/try?utm_source…

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SermonScore @SermonScore

7 days ago

Preach. Then review. Upload audio, video, or a YouTube link and you'll get 14 category scores, your pace and length, and a coaching report that quotes your own sermon back to you.

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SermonScore @SermonScore

7 days ago

Most pastors get feedback after the sermon's preached, if they get any at all. By then it's too late to change anything. SermonScore works across the whole week. Prep, practice, preach, review.

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SermonScore @SermonScore

a week ago

The two lowest scoring categories across 2,500+ sermons? Language and rhythm. Then application. Most sermons explain the text well. Fewer are written for the ear, and fewer still tell people what to do with it Monday morning. Where does yours land?

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SermonScore @SermonScore

a week ago

Most pastors never watch their sermons back. It's forty minutes, and nobody tells you what to look for. We built Film Room into the SermonScore review. Same review, now with video... the moments that mattered most, each with a coach's note. See one: sermonscore.ai/film?utm_sourc…

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SermonScore @SermonScore

a week ago

We've scored 2,500+ sermons from 700+ pastors, all measured against the Sermon Standard. The gap between good and great isn't content. Great sermons don't win on theology or structure. They win on language, rhythm, and connection with the room.