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Sermon Review Guide

A Tier
Excellent · provisional
82
5.03 ratings
4dsince update
Freeto download
Education
category
Productivity
category
4+age rating
1language
Made for iPhone
Made for iPad

What is Sermon Review Guide?

Records notes during a sermon and reviews each message against four yes/no questions about the preaching, synced via.

Sermon Review Guide lets you log the church, speaker, date, and scripture reference, then take free-form notes as the sermon is preached. After each message, you answer four yes/no questions with optional comments, and every note is stored in a History list that can be sorted and searched.

Pricing. Sermon Review Guide is free, with no in-app purchases on the App Store.

Good for

  • Pastors reviewing their own preaching
  • Elders evaluating guest speakers before a conversation
  • Church members taking notes on Sunday sermons over time

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Why this app is in A tier

82/100The average of 4 parts, with no weights
Rating100
Ratings45
App Store search rank83
Update recency100

A tier follows from that score within this list. The full explanation, as data.

Sermon Review Guide scores 82 out of 100: rating 100, rating count 45, App Store search rank 83, update recency 100. The four parts are averaged and A tier follows from that score within this list.

Description

Sermon Notes is built around a simple conviction: preaching should be evaluated, not just heard.

Most note-taking apps treat a sermon like any other talk, jot down some thoughts, maybe a quote, move on. Sermon Notes asks a sharper question: did this sermon actually do what preaching is supposed to do?

CAPTURE THE SERMON AS IT'S PREACHED

Log the church, speaker, date, and scripture reference before things start, then take free-form notes as the message unfolds. A built-in scripture picker and autosave keep you focused on listening, not fumbling with the app.

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REVIEW EVERY MESSAGE AGAINST FOUR QUESTIONS

After each sermon, walk through four simple yes/no questions with room for comments:

  • Did they read the text?
  • Did they expound the text?
  • Did they give application?
  • Did they preach the Gospel?

It's a small discipline that adds up, a running record of whether the preaching you're sitting under is actually handling the text, applying it to real life, and pointing to Christ.

BUILT FOR LOOKING BACK, NOT JUST LOOKING FORWARD

Every note you take lands in History, sortable by date, speaker, or how a sermon scored on the four-question review. Search across speakers, churches, scripture references, and your own notes to find exactly what you're looking for, whether that's preparing for a conversation with a pastor or elder, or just seeing patterns over months of preaching.

SYNCS ACROSS YOUR DEVICES

Take notes on your iPhone during the service, review them on your iPad later, Sermon Notes keeps everything in sync automatically via iCloud, privately, without any account to set up.

Whether you're a pastor holding your own preaching accountable, an elder evaluating guest speakers, or a church member who wants to engage more seriously with what you hear on Sunday, Sermon Notes gives you a structure for it, and gets out of the way otherwise.

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Questions about Sermon Review Guide

What questions does the app ask after a sermon?

It asks four yes/no questions: Did they read the text? Did they expound the text? Did they give application? Did they preach the Gospel? Each question has room for comments.

Does it sync across devices?

The listing says notes sync automatically between devices such as an iPhone and iPad via iCloud, without any account to set up. It describes the sync as private.

Can I search past notes?

You can sort History by date, speaker, or review score, and search across speakers, churches, scripture references, and your own notes.

Is Sermon Review Guide free?

Yes. Sermon Review Guide is free on the App Store, with no in-app purchases.

Is Sermon Review Guide right for me?

Sermon Review Guide is built for pastors reviewing their own preaching, elders evaluating guest speakers before a conversation, church members taking notes on sunday sermons over time. It sits in the sermon note taking list on AppTierList.

Is Sermon Review Guide worth it?

Sermon Review Guide is A tier, ranked #5 of 10 sermon note taking apps with a score of 82 out of 100, from a 5.0 App Store rating across 3 ratings. It is in the list's top tiers; 4 apps rank above it.

How does Sermon Review Guide compare to Faith Notes?

Sermon Review Guide is A tier at 82; Faith Notes is A tier at 86. Faith Notes ranks higher. Sermon Review Guide is free, with no in-app purchases, Faith Notes is free to download, with in-app purchases.

How often is Sermon Review Guide updated?

Sermon Review Guide was updated 4 days ago, which counts in its favour.

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Ranking

List
Sermon Note Taking (A tier, #5)
Tier
A (Excellent)
Score
82 / 100
Rank in list
#5 of 10
Ranking certainty
early: few ratings or search ranks so far

Ratings

App Store rating
5.0 out of 5, every App Store country
Ratings
3

App

Price
Free download
App Store category
Education
Current version
(4 days ago)
Size
21 MB
Requires
iOS 17.0 or later
Age rating
4+
Languages
1
Runs on
iPhone, iPad

Links

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Maker
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