The Sheep and Their Shepherd (John 10:27) | Charles Spurgeon
Deep Dive into The Sheep and Their Shepherd (John 10:27) by Charles SpurgeonIn Charles Spurgeon's sermon on John 10:27, Christians are compared to sheep to illustrate their inherent spiritual weakness, helplessness, and foolishness. Rather than being a source of shame, this comparison brings comfort because the frailty of the sheep highlights the necessity and strength of the Good Shepherd, who provides perfect care, guidance, and protection.Spurgeon explains that believers belong entirely to Christ, the Good Shepherd, for several reasons. First, Christ chose them before the creation of the…
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