A sermon should __ on the person of Jesus Christ.

• A. focus
• B. center
• C. revolve
• D. aim

Answer: (B)

Center on the person of Jesus Christ means making Him the central subject around which the entire sermon is built. When every element—Scripture, doctrine, and application—points to who Jesus is, what He did, and why it matters, the message stays unified and gospel-centered. Center conveys that Christ is the organizing principle of the sermon, more precisely than the other options: revolve sounds awkward for how a sermon should be structured, focus is close but less strong in signaling a single central point, and aim describes the intention rather than the subject around which the content is arranged.