You might recall the Jeff Foxworthy comedy routine: “You might be a redneck if . . .” He would draw out much laughter with his stereotypical characterizations. Well, I would like to do a spin-off from Mr. Foxworthy’s routine by declaring: “You might be preacher if . . .” I am sure that there are many who would attempt to supply a punch line: “You might be a preacher, if you feel the allure of any bookstore that crosses your path.” “You might be a preacher, if you are asked to lead in prayer in any social gathering that you attend.” “You might be a preacher, if you wince at the expression ‘ministerially speaking.’” “You might be a preacher if you have heard: ‘Preachers make too much money and
John A. Broadus. On the Preparation and Delivery of Sermons. Vestavia Hills, AL: Solid Ground Christian Books, 2004. This work, on preachi
