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Study the Passage: The vital step in preparing powerful...
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Study the Passage: The vital step in preparing powerful sermons
By Donald R. Sunukjian
The first step in preparing a biblical message is to study the passage. This large step breaks down into several stages: • Read the surrounding context for an overview. • Flag the things you don’t fully understand. • Use your skills and resources in the original languages. • Consult good commentaries. Read the Surrounding Context for an Overview First, read your specific passage and its surrounding context in several different translations in order to get the...

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