Sermon Evaluation
Updated 9 May 10
by Rev'd Ed Swayze
For each of these questions, consider what the preacher
did well and what the preacher could improve on.
Content
- Did
the sermon foster a deeper spiritual understanding? Did it help people to
know Jesus?
- a.
Did the sermon apply the Christian faith to life?
b.
Did the sermon relate to your individual life? or the life of someone
else?
c.
Did the sermon relate to the life of the congregation?
- Where
the cultural differences and historical background of the scripture readings
explained?
- Did
the sermon teach the Christina faith to the congregation?
Style
- Was
the language understandable? If unfamiliar words were used, were they
explained?
- Does
the opening catch your attention? Was the middle good? Was the end good?
- Could
you follow the logic of he sermon?
- Could
you say what the point of the sermon was?
- Did
the sermon have appropriate stories, etc. to illustrate the points of the
sermon?
Delivery
- Could
you hear it? Did the preacher speak clearly, without mumbling?
- Was
the length appropriate?
- Did
the preacher make eye contact?
- Did
the preacher sound sincere?
- Did
the preacher seem confident in what she or he was saying?
- Did
the preacher display any distracting mannerisms while preaching?
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