App Profile: Sermons by SermonAudio

appleiscool

Rating: 5/5

I have supported sermon audio for a number of years. I appreciate this new app, however wish it had the function of allowing selection of all Reformed Presbyterian Broadcasters for a universal focus on learning in one subject area. Thank you for the app itself and I look forward to future improvements.

JustWant2Know

Rating: 1/5

I know this 2.0 app was apparently the better application with an updated system, but for a better what? And I'm still not getting it. I preferred the original as opposed to the newer version, I found it harder to navigate from one speaker to the next. The right-side sidebar of who's listening to which sermon or speaker was a real reference that connected with speakers whether familiar or not, I've learned much by just listening to what others are listening to. As far as navigating smoothly from one speaker to another was too cumbersome. I was asked by the person in charge,’’ What would I suggest to improve my using the 2.0?” Frankly, I had no answers because I am not a webmaster, but I know when something doesn't work for me, I move on because the kinks should be obvious to the webmaster. Why ask me? Again, I move on to the more fertile ground.

Arejay96

Rating: 3/5

I really did want to give this app 5 stars. I still give it 3 for the effort put in and the amount of amazing content but im getting a sense there is a heavy bias on which speakers are chosen. I think I found 1 Chuck Smith sermon, only 8-9 David Wilkerson sermons, 0 Rick Warren sermons (I know a lot of people think he is a false teacher but he isn’t. He’s a brother in CHRIST and y’all need to get over that), zero Raul Ries, maybe 3 Jack hibbs sermons. There seems to be a very heavy Calvinistic bias and preference the creator has in what sermons are added and thats not cool dude. I like and listen to many reformed teachers but that’s not all thats out there. Once I see more fellow Christian brothers on the app I’ll give it a 5.