The Good Shepherd: My Sheep Listen

The world is filled with constant noise and competing voices. It can be difficult to recognize the one voice that truly matters. Scripture reminds us that the Good Shepherd still speaks and His sheep know His voice. Yet busyness, distraction, and the pace of everyday life can make it hard to slow down and listen. Discover how growing closer to God helps us recognize His voice with clarity and respond with trust and obedience. When we learn to listen well, we also learn to follow - and in that place we find guidance, peace, and the assurance that we are held securely in the Shepherd’s care.

Group Discussion Questions:

1. In the Gospel of John 10:27, Jesus says, “My sheep listen to my voice; I know them, and they follow me.” What do you think it means for believers to both listen to and follow the voice of the Good Shepherd? Why do you think Jesus connects these two actions together?

2. The message highlighted how busyness, constant noise, and distractions can make it difficult to hear God’s voice. What are some of the “competing voices” or distractions that most often crowd out space for God in your life?

3. Think about a time when you sensed God prompting or guiding you (through Scripture, prayer, a thought, or another person). How did you respond? What helped or hindered you from following through?