Questions for Sermon Self-Analysis
QUESTIONS FOR SERMON SELF-ANALYSIS 2) Have I summarised my sermon in one sentence, stressing the main point? 3) Have I worked prayerfully and carefully to understand the passage? 4) Have […]
QUESTIONS FOR SERMON SELF-ANALYSIS
- Is my introduction and my conclusion clear and focused on the main point of the sermon?
2) Have I summarised my sermon in one sentence, stressing the main point?
3) Have I worked prayerfully and carefully to understand the passage?
4) Have I kept Christ in His place at the centre-point of the triune Lord’s great plan?
5) Have I practised the sermon a number of times to ensure eye contact and that I am not bound to my notes?
6) Have I summarised my sermon to avoid reading every word?
7) Have I left spaces to allow God to guide me in response to my hearers?
8) Have i made it clear what I asking my hearers to know, believe and do?
9) Are there illustrations from my own experiences that I could appropriately mention, being careful to maintain anonymity if necessary?
10) Have I addressed the felt needs of the congregation as well as the needs of which the congregation may be unaware?
11) Have I motivated people to honour God?
12) Have I repented of any known sin in my life?
13) Am I bearing grudges against anyone?
14) Have I prayed sufficiently for myself and my hearers?
15) Have I outlined the Gospel and challenged people to respond in repentance and faith?
16) Have I focused on my text and not given too many references from other parts pf the Bible?
– Ron Norman
