Why does Jesus say, “I am the door”? This John 10:7-10 Bible study follows Jesus’ image of the sheepfold. Ryan Loche explores the voices that steal life and what Jesus means by abundant life.

Some of us believe in Jesus and still live like we are not safe. Like one bad week could put us outside again. These four verse-by-verse reflections look at what it means to enter through Jesus, find pasture, and live under the shepherd’s care. It's a Formation to Transformation worship devotional with questions for reflection and a closing prayer.

Watch the previous John 10:1-6 study, “How to Recognize God's Voice”:
How to Recognize God's Voice | John 10:1-6...

CHAPTERS
00:00 Believing in Jesus but still feeling unsafe
00:19 Why Jesus repeats “I am the door”
01:36 Access to God is given, not earned
03:27 Worship as response, not striving
04:44 Thieves, robbers, and spiritual voices
07:29 When more input becomes confusion
09:25 “I am the door”: safety and pasture
11:35 The door gives access and protection
13:38 The thief and the life Jesus gives
15:28 What abundant life actually means
17:50 A question to sit with and closing prayer

Question to sit with: What has been stealing life from me lately? If something comes to mind, you're welcome to share in the comments.

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Scripture reading: World English Bible (WEB).

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