A Free SOAP Bible Study on John 10:14–15
Have you ever felt unseen, misunderstood, forgotten, or like no one really knows what you are carrying?
John 10 gives us a comforting picture of Jesus. He does not describe Himself as a distant leader or a careless observer. He says, “I am the good shepherd.” Then He says, “I know my sheep.”
This free SOAP Bible study will help you slow down and reflect on the personal, sacrificial love of Jesus. The Good Shepherd knows His sheep, sees what others miss, and lays down His life for them.
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Enter your email below to receive this free SOAP Bible study and take time to remember that you are not unknown, unseen, or forgotten by Jesus. The Good Shepherd knows His sheep and lays down His life for them.
What You’ll Receive
- Inside this free printable study, you will find:
- A guided SOAP Bible study on John 10:14–15
- Observation questions to help you look closely at the passage
- Application questions to help you reflect honestly and personally
- A prayer prompt for responding to Jesus as the Good Shepherd
- A devotional reflection called “A Word for This Week”
- A personal prayer written over the reader
- A short “Continue the Journey” section to help you carry the truth forward
Why This Study Matters
Many people know what it feels like to be overlooked. You may carry responsibilities no one notices. You may have fears you rarely say out loud. You may have struggles that are hard to explain. But Jesus does not only know about His sheep. He knows His sheep personally.
This study is designed to help you bring the real places where you feel unseen, unknown, or misunderstood before Jesus and rest in the truth that He already knows you, loves you, and cares for you.
Part of The Love of Jesus Series
The Shepherd Who Knows You is the second study in The Love of Jesus series, a 12-part SOAP Bible study journey focused on seeing the love of Jesus clearly, receiving it personally, and learning how His love changes the way we trust, obey, forgive, serve, and love others.
The first study focused on Romans 5:8 and the truth that Jesus loved us before we were strong. This study continues the journey by looking at John 10:14–15 and the love of Jesus as the Good Shepherd who knows His sheep personally and gives Himself for them.