Definition
Sermon follow-up is the intentional work of helping a sermon remain present after Sunday through reviewed questions, prayers, discussions, reminders, and practices.
Glossary definition
What is sermon follow-up?
Sermon follow-up keeps a sermon from ending at noon. It gives listeners and leaders simple ways to remember, discuss, pray, and practice the message during the week.
What it is
- A practical bridge from sermon notes to ordinary discipleship.
- A listener-led or leader-reviewed way to keep the sermon active during the week.
- A way to help a specific family, group, classroom, youth ministry, or individual.
What it is not
- It is not a blast to the congregation.
- It is not social media post generation.
- It is not sermon clip generation.
- It is not a pastor-push distribution platform.
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Common questions
Is sermon follow-up a pastor broadcast workflow?
Not in Ponder. Ponder keeps sermon follow-up pull-based so the user creates a draft for their own context.
What can sermon follow-up include?
It can include discussion questions, family prompts, lesson plans, devotionals, prayer, and a simple weekly practice.