Discussion Questions:

1. Read John 10:1-21 together.

What are the things that stand out to you in your initial reading of these passages?

2. Read Psalm 23:1-4 & John 10:3-4.

How does the concept of Jesus being "The Door of the sheep" resonate with your own journey of faith? Discuss a time when you felt Jesus guiding or protecting you as your Shepherd.

3. Read John 14:6 & Acts 4:12.

In a world that often celebrates diversity and inclusivity in both good and bad ways, how do you navigate Jesus' claim of being the exclusive Door to salvation? How does this truth affect your interactions with people of different faiths or beliefs than you?

4. Read Psalm 46:1-3 & John 10:10-11.

Share about a challenging situation you've faced in your life. How did relying on Jesus as your Door provide you with comfort during that time?

5. Read 1 Peter 2:9-10 & John 10:14-15.

Discuss how your identity as a follower of Jesus impacts your decisions and priorities as a college student/young adult. In what ways do you see yourself as part of Jesus' flock, and how does this influence your sense of belonging to community?

6. Read John 10:27-30 & Romans 8:37-39.

Discuss a time when you struggled with doubt or uncertainty in your faith journey. How did remembering Jesus' promise of security as The Door of the sheep help you overcome those doubts and uncertainty?

7. Read Matthew 6:6 & James 4:8 together.

What practical steps can you take to deepen your relationship with Jesus? Consider how you can prioritize prayer, Bible reading, and community with other believers in your busy schedule.

8. Read Matthew 28:19-20 & Colossians 4:5-6.

Discuss some creative ways to share the message of Jesus as The Door of salvation with your peers, specifically on campus or in the workplace. How can you authentically communicate your faith in a way that resonates with the college/young adult peers?