A sheep trying to be a shepherd is a recipe for disaster. We’re often convinced that our problem is the pasture we’re in—we need a better marriage, a better job, better circumstances, or a greener pasture. But Jesus teaches us that our greatest need isn’t a better pasture; it’s the Good Shepherd.

In John 10, Jesus reveals Himself as both the Good Shepherd and the Door of the sheep. To follow Him, we must learn what it means to be His sheep: sheep say no, sheep say yes, and sheep will be blessed.

The Good Shepherd knows His sheep by name, leads them, protects them, provides for them, and gives them life abundantly. Sometimes His boundaries may feel restrictive, but His shepherding is always for our good.

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