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MY SERMON SCORECARDby Sunday Scorecard, for pastors
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Score it before Sunday.

Your congregation can score your sermon after you preach it. This one is yours, before you do. Paste your message and get your scorecard: every text checked in context, every claim that needs a source, phrases that could land as pressure, and how five people in your pews will hear it.

Private. Off the Scorecard.

Your draft is sent to our scoring service to build your scorecard and nowhere else. We never store it, never log it, never publish the score, and never add it to Sunday Scorecard or Shepherd's Watch. A copy stays in this browser until you clear it.

Manuscript, outline or notes. The more of your actual wording, the more specific the feedback.

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The text you're preaching from, if there is one.

Feedback respects your tradition's own reading of scripture.

Check it against your church's statement of faith

Paste your statement of faith and the feedback will flag anything in the message that sits uneasily with it.

Common questions

Is my draft stored?

No. Your draft is sent to the scoring service to build your scorecard and nowhere else. It is not stored, not logged and not added to any library. A copy stays in your own browser until you press Clear draft.

Does my private score count toward Sunday Scorecard or Shepherd's Watch?

No. The preview score is a private estimate for you. Sunday Scorecard only ever scores sermons a church has published itself, and nothing from this page feeds it.

How is the score worked out?

The same way Sunday Scorecard reads a published sermon: scripture in context, whether claims hold up, freedom from pressure language, and clarity, with the method published in full at mysundayscorecard.com. Here it is a reading to help you, not a ruling.

What does it cost?

Nothing. It is a free resource from Sunday Scorecard and the Church Accountability Network.