For Those of Us Who Listen Better With a Pen in Our Hands
A simple way to turn a wandering Sunday mind into a page full of words, lettering, and doodles — so the sermon actually sticks.
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You came ready to listen.
Notebook open. Pen in hand.
And then somewhere between the opening story and point number two, your brain quietly wandered off…
Sitting still and simply listening isn’t always the easiest way to keep an active mind engaged. That’s exactly why I love sermon sketchnote-taking.
Instead of asking my brain to sit there and just listen, I give it something to do with what I’m hearing — and as my pen moves across the page, I’m not checking out of the sermon. I’m interacting with it.
Turn your listening into something your hands are part of too.
Sermon sketchnote-taking isn’t about creating a perfect piece of artwork while someone is preaching. It’s learning simple ways to capture what you’re hearing — through words, lettering, doodles, and visual organization.
Listen for words that stand out
Train your ear to catch the phrases worth keeping.
Letter an important phrase
Give the line that hit you a little weight on the page.
Turn an idea into a doodle
A quick sketch does what a paragraph of notes can’t.
Add arrows, boxes & banners
Little visual reminders that organize the page as you go.
I’m not checking out of the sermon — I’m interacting with it.
Beautiful sermon sketchnote examples
Real spreads from real Sundays — words, lettering, and doodles, all working together.
You don’t have to be an artist.
Every spread above started the same way yours will: a blank page and a pen. This class teaches the simple building blocks — not a finished style you have to copy.
ready to give it a try?
Get Instant Access — $27Behind the pages
You’ll see the finished notes — but more importantly, you’ll learn what I’m thinking while I’m creating them.
- What do I write down, and what do I skip?
- How do I decide what to letter?
- How do I turn an idea into a doodle?
- How do I organize the page when I don’t know what’s coming next?
- And how do I do all of that while I’m still listening?
Short, easy-to-watch video lessons
- Pre-recorded lessons with plenty of visual examples and hands-on demonstrations you can start using right away.
- My personal note-taking process — the same steps and thinking I use every Sunday.
- Free tip sheet & supply list included — just grab a pen and a notebook.
- Instant access the moment you purchase — start before next Sunday.
This is what it actually looks like — pen moving, sermon still going.
No perfect lighting, no do-over. Just a notebook open on a Sunday, catching the message as it happens.
From Past Students
“Thank you so much! I have been using your creative way to take notes and love it! I’m actually getting the important stuff down!”
“Your illustration makes everything so readable and understandable. I was waiting for this. Very nicely done.”
“Very nice and helpful. TFS!”
Give your mind something to do so it doesn’t wander off without you.
So next Sunday, instead of trying desperately to make your brain pay attention — give it something creative to do with what it’s hearing.
psst—and have fun doing it!
*This class comes from a pre-recorded live workshop. Upon purchase, you'll have lifetime access which you can watch at the convenience of your own pace.
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