“As iron sharpens iron, so one person sharpens another.” (Proverbs 27:17 – NIV) Today, I launch a new clergy collegial blog. I hope we will encourage and empower each other toward success and excellence in pastoral ministry. As I sit in the Pastor’s Study at Cambria Heights Community Church, I often ponder the possible feedback of clergy colleagues as it relates to preparing sermons, counseling in particularly difficult situation, designing fresh worship, balancing competing priorities of ministry, marriage and family, maintaining self-care, pursuing personal dreams and private interests outside of ministry and family, and finding resources to meet the ever evolving and changing needs of the people whom I serve. After a sustained period of prayer, reflection and meditation, I realize I can invite you to come “In The Pastor’s Study” for an exchange of ideas.

Wednesday, August 17, 2011

Sermon Feedback Survey


Sermon Feedback Survey


1.       What is the purpose of a sermon?

2.       When  you listen to a sermon, do you listen mainly with your  (please circle)

A.      Intellect (head)

B.       Emotions (heart)

C.      For practical helps

3.       What do you remember most about a sermon?

A.      Biblical character or passage

B.       Title

C.      Central theme

D.      Practical story

4.       Who is your favorite biblical character?

5.       What is your favorite book in the Bible?

6.       Do you prefer to hear a sermon about

A.  Person

B.  Passage

C.  Book

D .Theme

7.       What helps you to remember a sermon?

8.       List three themes, characters, or passages about which you would like to hear a sermon?

9.       What is the ideal length for a sermon?

10.   How do you apply a sermon to your life?

11.   Which teaching method would you prefer to experience two or more times per month?

A.      Traditional

B.       Interactive discussion

C.      PowerPoint presentation

12.   At the end of a sermon, how do you usually feel?

13.   What is one sermon topic or specific sermon by Pastor Singletary that has helped you or a friend grow in understanding of Christian faith?

14.   What is the least favorite sermon topic you have heard from Pastor Singletary?

15.   What practical and specific suggestions would you offer to Pastor Singletary to assist him in growing as a preacher?
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