John 10:11-21 Why Does God Love You?
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The most dangerous assumptions are the ones we never name, and few are more common than this: God loves me because there is something in me worth loving. We open with a single question that exposes it: why does God love you? Then we walk straight into John 10:11-21, where Jesus calls himself the Good Shepherd and defines his love by cost, not sentiment, laying down his life for sheep he knows.
We also deal honestly with church hurt through Jesus’ contrast between the Good Shepherd and the hired hand. When the wolf comes, the hired hand runs, and the flock gets scattered. That…
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