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Did the introduction get your attention and orient you to the subject of the message?

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What was the central theme or takeaway truth of the message? What is stated clearly and succinctly? Repeated? Was it tweetable?

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Was the sermon biblical? Was the central theme scriptural or was it forced? Were the scriptures the foundation of the message?

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Length: Appropriate, too short, or too long? Was there any unnecessary content that could have been eliminated?

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Content: were there sufficient stories/ illustrations/ object lessons to help you better understand the major points of the message? Did they fit the central theme?

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Relevance: Was the topic relevant to you? Did the communicator find common ground with the audience? Did it 'hit home'? Did it speak to an issue people are facing?

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Authenticity: Did the communicator seem authentic? Were they themselves or take on a persona when on stage?

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Preparation: Did the communicator seem familiar with their material? Did they rely too much on their notes? Awkward pauses? Or did it come naturally?

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Grammar: Was the speaker's vocabulary and grammar appropriate? Was it helpful or distracting?

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Body language: Did the communicator use their body as a communication tool? Did their physical movements add to or take away from the message? Stiff, hands in pockets, fidgeting, drifting eyes...?

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Did the speaker seem to preach with the end in mind?

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