Episode 7

The Good Shepherd, Psalm 23 and John 10

We just finished Psalm 23 verse by verse, and now we’re moving straight into John 10:1–18. That is not a random jump. It is a storyline.

Psalm 23 gives us the Shepherd picture. John 10 gives us the Shepherd’s name.

In this episode, I explain why we’re starting John 10 next, and what to listen for as we go slowly through it. John 10 is where Jesus speaks directly into the shepherd imagery and then makes it painfully practical. He talks about voices, false voices, thieves, strangers, safety, following, and how a life gets led without you living under constant anxiety and reaction.

This series is for anyone who feels like they have too many voices in their head right now. Too many pressures. Too many expectations. Too much noise. John 10 is not just comfort. It is formation. It is Jesus training you to recognize Him over time.

We’ll go verse by verse, not to be academic, but to be formed. Because transformation does not happen from rare intensity. It happens through repeated attention.

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Ryan Loche

Dr. Ryan Loche (PhD) is a worship pastor, professor, and theologian helping worship leaders and everyday disciples be formed by Scripture over time. He leads The Church Collective, a training network for worship, creative, and production leaders. Ryan’s work centers on worship as formation before expression and the slow, faithful transformation of becoming like Jesus.