Jesus calls Himself the “Good Shepherd” (John 10:11). How have you experienced His guidance and care in your life?
The Good Shepherd lays down His life for the sheep (John 10:11, 15). How does this deepen your understanding of Jesus’ sacrifice on the cross?
In John 10:3-5, Jesus says His sheep recognize His voice. How do you personally hear or recognize the voice of Jesus in your life?
Can you share a time when you felt known and seen by God? How did that impact you?
What are some ways we, as followers of Jesus, can reflect His role as the Good Shepherd in how we care for others?
Jesus speaks about having “one flock and one shepherd” (John 10:16). How can this influence the way we interact with other believers who may have different backgrounds or traditions?
Application and Growth:
How can we become better at recognizing and following Jesus’ voice rather than the voices of culture, media, or peer pressure?
In a world filled with distractions and competing voices, what are some practical ways to tune in to the voice of Jesus?
How does trusting Jesus as your Good Shepherd affect the way you handle fear, uncertainty, or difficult decisions?
In what ways do you struggle to trust Jesus as your Good Shepherd, and how can you grow in that trust? What is one step you could take this week to trusting the Good Shepherd this week?
Jesus speaks of laying down His life willingly (John 10:18). What does this teach us about sacrificial love, and how can we apply it in our relationships?
What distractions or “false shepherds” in your life might be pulling you away from fully following Jesus?
How can we encourage one another to stay close to the Good Shepherd and grow in faith?
