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Sermon/Homily Delivery Survey
Help us understand how you deliver your sermons or homilies so we can serve you better. This survey focuses on your primary weekly sermon (so bias your answers toward that), but it isn't limited to it.
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1. About how often do you deliver sermons or homilies?
Multiple times per week
About once a week
About 2–3 times a month
About once a month
A few times a year
Other:
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2. Do you typically preach from a lectionary?
No
Yes
Other:
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3. What sermon notes do you typically use when you preach?
Full manuscript
Outline with partial manuscript
Detailed outline without manuscript
None
Basic outline without manuscript
Other:
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4. How do you typically take your sermon notes with you when you preach?
Memorized
Confidence monitor
Extemporaneous
MacBook
Monitor embedded in our pulpit
Handwritten notes on paper
Android tablet
Android phone
Windows tablet
Typed/printed document on paper
Linux laptop
iPad
Chromebook
Windows laptop, convertible, etc.
iPhone
Other:
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5. If you use a digital device for your sermons notes, what orientation do you typically use?
Portrait (taller than wider)
Landscape (wider than taller)
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6. How do you typically bring the Bible with you when you preach?
Printed out on a separate piece of paper alongside my manuscript
Memorized
In my sermon manuscript
On the same device as my manuscript but alongside my manuscript in split screen
On a second device
In the lectionary
In a print Bible
Other:
7. If you use digital notes when you preach, what app or format do you typically use?
Logos sermon document
PDF
Word document
Google document
Other word processor document
Evernote
OneNote
Logos Notes
Other notes tool
PowerPoint speaker notes
Google Slides speaker notes
Proclaim speaker notes
Other speaker notes
N/A
Other:
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8. How often do you preach with slides?
Always
Usually
Sometimes
Rarely
Never
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9. About how many slides do you usually have?
1–10
11–20
21–30
31+
N/A
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10. Who typically advances your slides?
I do.
Someone else does.
N/A
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11. If you advance your slides yourself, what do you normally use?
My computer or tablet (same as my sermon notes)
My computer or tablet (separate device from the one with my sermon notes)
My phone (same device as my sermon notes)
My phone (separate device from the one with my sermon notes)
A mouse
A clicker
Verbal instruction to someone else
N/A
Other:
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12. If you use slides, what presentation software do you typically use?
Not sure
ProPresenter
MediaShout
Proclaim
EasyWorship
N/A
PowerPoint
Google Slides
PDF
Other:
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13. What is your typical posture while you speak?
Standing still
Sitting down
Walking around
A bit of everything
Other:
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14. Do you interact with your audience while you preach, allowing them to answer questions and give audible input into a dialog?
Always
Usually
Sometimes
Rarely
Never
Other:
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15. About how long do you typically preach? (Choose the best answer.)
~15 mins.
~30 mins.
~45 mins.
~60 mins.
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16. How important is it that you finish on time?
Very important
1
2
3
4
5
Not very important
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17. About how often do you finish delivering your message on time or early?
Always
Usually
Sometimes
Rarely
Never
Other:
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18. What are your biggest challenges while preaching? (Choose all that apply.)
Being engaging and holding my audience's attention
Not losing my train of thought
Making sure I'm on the right slide
Not losing my place in my notes
Keeping track of the time
Getting through all my material
Other:
19. I’d like to improve my delivery by . . .
Speaking more directly (by using the second person)
Not repeating myself so much
Being better rested
Being more concise
Pausing more and giving people a chance to reflect and stay engaged
Sticking to my manuscript
Speaking with more vocal variety in pace, inflection/intonation, and volume
Being simpler and clearer
Having less verbal clutter (e.g., um, so, uh)
Feeling more confident
Finishing on time
Being better prepared
Asking more questions
Being less attached to my manuscript
Having more direct eye contact with my people
Speaking more personally (by using the first person)
Other:
20. How do you typically record your sermon audio?
Dedicated recording device
Through the mic and sound system
On the device that has my sermon notes
On another device alongside my sermon notes
Faithlife Proclaim's built-in audio recording
We don't
Other:
21. If you'd be willing to talk to someone from Faithlife about your answers, please leave your email address.
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