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| Lastly, Jesus makes the point that he has the power to lay down his life as the good shepherd, and then take it back up again. But unlike a shepherd, his life would not be lost due to misfortune or helplessness, but because he chose to give it up out of obedience to the Father, he will gain it back again in the resurrection. STUDENT WORKSHEET: ARE YOU FEELING SHEEPISH? When it comes to hearing Jesus’ call and following Jesus, what kind of sheep are you? a) A leader. I’m at the front of the pack, ready to follow. Let’s go! b) Just one of the herd. If my friends are following, I am too. c) Independent. I’m not sure. I’m thinking about it. d) Straying off to the side. Doing my own thing. e) Running the other direction. Talk to Jesus about the kind of sheep you are. What is Jesus saying back to you? |
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