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Sample reviewThe Fruit of the Spirit: Kindness
6.6
Connects7.0
Communicates6.6
Impacts6.4
Most sermons score between 6 and 7. The point isn't the number, it's what moves it.
What carried itThe Jenga tower. You pulled a block for every sin you named and let the collapse do the work no explanation could.
Your most important moves
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Give them a step before you pray.Your relational question stung in the best way. Then tell them what to do with it this week.
Is there a relationship in your life right now that is hurting because you are withholding the kindness of God from it?
2
Keep the back half moving.The flesh-versus-spirit section restated ground the Jenga tower had already won.
3
Land on your strongest line.“The kindest people in all the world should be Jesus followers” deserved to be the last thing before the prayer.
From the coaching reportDaniel, the sermon found its footing the moment you said, ‘Kindness is not being good. It's embracing the gospel of Jesus Christ.’

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“Specific, Gospel-centered feedback on what I've already prepared.”
Brad, Pastor · Amarillo, TX
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14 categories. Every one scored, explained, and tied to the moment.

Introduction / Hook7
Nice-versus-kind distinction built well but arrived later than it needed to
Application6
Relational question landed; the action step stopped at surrender
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Written to you, by name. What carried the sermon, what cost you, and a plan for your next one. After a few reviews, it tracks how you're growing.
For your next sermonBefore you move into the closing prayer, name one action. You already have the relational question in the room, 'Is there a relationship in your life right now that is hurting because you are withholding the kindness of God from it?' Let that question sit for a beat, then say something like: this week, identify that one person, and before Sunday, make one move toward them, one message, one call, one honest word. Then pray. The declaration comes first, the prayer follows it, and the room arrives at the amen already moving.
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Where it worked, where it slipped, and your most important move.

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Your most important moveGive them one move before you pray.
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3Take the key changes into your next sermon, and watch your score move over time.
“It's not trying to write my sermon for me. It's giving specific, Gospel-centered feedback on what I've already prepared. Well worth it.”
Brad, Pastor · Amarillo, TX
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