Throughout the Bible, Jesus uses a variety of metaphors that explain who he is and the salvation he offers us. But the image of the Great Shepherd gives us wonderful insight into not just what Jesus does for us, but why he chooses to do it.
What does Jesus mean when he calls us his sheep, and what does this mean for the relationship between us? Let’s explore how Jesus’s identity as a shepherd means 1) he knows his sheep, 2) we are spiritually dependent, and 3) he gives us what we need.
This sermon was preached by Dr. Timothy Keller at Redeemer Presbyterian Church on November 29, 1998. Series: John – On Knowing the Christ. Scripture: John 10:1-18.
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