But you're supposed to live your sermons

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Now, everybody can't be a preacher, but you got a voice. And if you can't preach the people a sermon… If you're a preacher, you're called to the pulpit to preach. If you're not, you're still a preacher, but live the people a sermon. Let your sermon be lived, and it's the Voice of God that'll bring reproach to them who reject It. They say, "No one can put a finger on his or her life. They're sweet, living… They… If there ever was a man of God, it's that man or that woman." See, live your sermons. Don't try to preach them if you're not called to be a preacher; you get all mixed up, anyhow, and messed up, and you'll get people tangled up, and you won't know… Well, you'll—you'll ruin them and yourself, too. Just live your sermon! The preacher's called to preach his, and to live it too. If you can't live It, then you stop preaching It. But you're supposed to live your sermons.

Revelation, Chapter Four #3 - 61-0108 - William Branham