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The Shepherd Who Stays
Jn. 10:11-18
Bible Talk Outline
◊ He stays to sacrifice—Jesus’ commitment is total
◦ because he is “good”—faithful character is essential (v. 11)
◦ because we “belong” to him—bonded relationship is
paramount (v. 12a, 13-15)
◦ because “attacks” and “scattering” kill—holy community
must be protected (v. 12b)
Do we stay sacrificially committed to the faith community?
◊ He stays to multiply---God’s Kingdom expanded (v. 16)
Do we stay excitedly committed to Kingdom expansion?
◊ He stays to fulfill—Jesus’ mission is accomplished
◦ because of his relationship with the Father—loving God is
the greatest motive (v. 17a)
◦ because he “can take…up” his life—the resurrection is
the greatest victory (v. 17b-18a)
◦ because he treasures the Father’s will—God’s will is the
greatest goal (v. 18b)
Do we stay lovingly committed to God’s will?
Dr. Jim R. Coleman
By Dr. Jim ColemanThe Shepherd Who Stays
Jn. 10:11-18
Bible Talk Outline
◊ He stays to sacrifice—Jesus’ commitment is total
◦ because he is “good”—faithful character is essential (v. 11)
◦ because we “belong” to him—bonded relationship is
paramount (v. 12a, 13-15)
◦ because “attacks” and “scattering” kill—holy community
must be protected (v. 12b)
Do we stay sacrificially committed to the faith community?
◊ He stays to multiply---God’s Kingdom expanded (v. 16)
Do we stay excitedly committed to Kingdom expansion?
◊ He stays to fulfill—Jesus’ mission is accomplished
◦ because of his relationship with the Father—loving God is
the greatest motive (v. 17a)
◦ because he “can take…up” his life—the resurrection is
the greatest victory (v. 17b-18a)
◦ because he treasures the Father’s will—God’s will is the
greatest goal (v. 18b)
Do we stay lovingly committed to God’s will?
Dr. Jim R. Coleman