Sermon Sync

Sermon SyncThe purpose of SermonSYNC is assisting you in organizing your weekly hearing of the Bible in a way that can help you go deeper in the following days ultimately to application and life change. Further, this tool provides an opportunity to write down some reflections, prayers, thoughts, or next steps as you wrap up your Bible study each week. Individuals and even entire churches are using SermonSYNC to guide their note taking as they hear God's Word in

The purpose of SermonSYNC is assisting you in organizing your weekly hearing of the Bible in a way that can help you go deeper in the following days...ultimately to application and life change. Further, this tool provides an opportunity to write down some reflections, prayers, thoughts, or next steps as you wrap up your Bible study each week.

Individuals and even entire churches are using SermonSYNC to guide their note-taking as they hear God's Word in their weekly service. SermonSYNC then allows space, time, and guided questions to encourage everyone to explore what they've heard in a deeper way, leading to application.

"Sermon Sync helps our church approach Sunday morning ready to listen to God. It creates interaction with the teaching that promotes retention. That retention puts our church in a position to be doers of the Word and not just hearers. As a church that uses sermon application for small group content, this easy-to-use tool bridges our worship service to these spaces and the day to day lives of our people." - Pastor Z.S.

Organized into 52-week units, each unit includes four sections:
I. Space for you to follow along with a pastor or teacher and write down what you are hearing.
II. A well-organized sermon/lesson follow-up section where you can begin to organize your thoughts for more exploration of what you are heard.
III. An inductive Bible study guide where you can dig into the Word further using the skills of Observation, Interpretation, and Application.
IV. Journaling space to allow for thoughts, prayers, notes, and more to document your take-aways, goals, and challenges for meditation and future reference.