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sermons A collection of witty and humorous sayings, often delivered in a preachy or condescending manner. ■ "His sermons were so funny that the entire congregation couldn't stop laughing during the service."
bishop A high-ranking member of the Catholic Church who is responsible for overseeing a group of parishes. ■ Bishop McAllister has been known to have quite the sense of humor, often cracking jokes during his sermons.
Preacher A person who delivers sermons or religious teachings, often with a strong and persuasive tone. ■ "The preacher's voice was so booming, I swear he could have convinced me to believe in anything he said."
Preachers A person who delivers sermons or religious teachings, often in a pompous and self-righteous manner. ■ "Why did the preacher cross the road? To prove he was the best preacher on this side!
reverend A highly respected person in a religious community, often with the power to make important decisions. ■ "The Reverend Smith is known for her fiery sermons and her ability to make difficult decisions with unwavering conviction."
preached To deliver a sermon or lecture in a monotonous and unengaging manner, often using excessive amounts of jargon and buzzwords. ■ "The pastor preached about the importance of living a virtuous life, but I think he forgot to mention that it's also important not to fall asleep during his sermons."
pulpit A raised platform at the front of a church or synagogue for delivering sermons and other religious talks. ■ "When he got up on the pulpit, his audience knew they were in for a treat. He had a way of making even the most boring sermon come alive with his crazy antics."