SermonGrade has become part of my sermon prep routine. It's not about perfection; it's about precision. Seeing my messages through the lens of clear doctrine and gospel clarity has helped me grow as a preacher. Every pastor who loves the truth should use this.

I was skeptical at first. But after using SermonGrade, I realized it's not replacing discernment; it's refining it. It showed me where emotion had crept in and truth got blurred. This tool serves both pastors and their congregations.

SermonGrade challenges me to make sure every point I preach ties back to Scripture and not just personal stories. It has made me a better expositor of the Word.

Our leadership team uses SermonGrade to review sermons and stay accountable. It has sparked healthy, biblical conversations about truth, doctrine, and how we lead our people.

We were surprised how many messages today are more motivational than theological. SermonGrade helped us bring the focus back to the gospel and to Christ-centered preaching.

This app reminded our team that truth matters just as much as passion. It encouraged us to choose songs and messages that line up with Scripture.

I thought every sermon that felt inspiring was good. SermonGrade opened my eyes to the difference between emotionalism and biblical preaching. Now I listen with the Bible open.

We started using SermonGrade in our small group to compare what we hear in church with what the Bible actually says. It has been eye-opening and faith-building.

SermonGrade helped me understand what sound teaching looks like. I did not realize how much false teaching was out there. Now I know how to recognize truth.