Sermon Review App

Sermon Notes · iOS & Android

Take notes. Weigh the sermon.

Sermon Notes is a simple app for writing down what you hear on Sunday, then checking it against Scripture with four honest questions. No account needed, and no ads.

Your notes stay on your device. Read the privacy policy

Sermon Notes on iPhone: a filled-in note with the four review checks marked
iPhone
Sermon Notes on Android: a filled-in note with the four review checks marked
Android

What it does

Everything you need in the pew, nothing you don't.

Write as it's preached

Record the title, church, speaker, date and your notes in one place, quickly, without hunting through menus.

Pick the passage

Choose the book, chapter and verse from a simple picker, and add more than one reference to a sermon.

Find it later

Browse your history, or search by speaker, church, verse or anything you wrote.

Sync your devices

Keep notes the same across your devices with iCloud on iPhone and iPad, or Google Drive on Android. It's optional.

Made to be read

Change the text size and choose light or dark, so it's easy on the eyes in any room.

Private by design

No ads, no tracking, and no server that holds your notes. They're yours.

The review

Four questions for every sermon.

After the message, mark each one Yes or No and add a comment if you want. Over time you'll see what you're really being fed.

Read the text
Expound the text
Give application
Preach the Gospel
Searching saved sermons on iPhone, with the review checks shown on each note
iPhone
Searching saved sermons on Android, filtered by speaker, scripture and review checks
Android

Getting started

Ready in under a minute.

  1. Install the app

    Download it for iPhone, iPad or Android.

  2. Start a new note

    Add the sermon details and start writing as the message goes.

  3. Answer the four checks

    Mark what you heard, then save it for later.

“…preach the word; be ready in season and out of season; reprove, rebuke, and exhort, with complete patience and teaching.”2 Timothy 4:2

Questions? Michael@TheHonestYouthPastor.com