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Daily Devo | My Sheep Listen to My Voice (New Testament in a Year, John 10:22-42)

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Highrock Church
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May 26, 2026
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Summary

In response to his accusers, Jesus describes his followers as those who hear his voice and follow him. He then adds the powerful declaration, “The Father and I are one,” leading many to (rightfully) accuse him of claiming to be God. Jesus asks them to carefully consider his teaching and his works before rejecting his divine claims, which some do as they turn to Jesus in faith. Looking for a previous devo? Want to share one with a friend? Start here: https://www.highrock.org/daily-devotionals/ For Reflection: - What does it mean to truly hear and follow the voice of Jesus? - Why do you think some people rejected Jesus despite seeing his works? - How does Jesus’ promise that no one can snatch his sheep from his hand encourage you? - What does this passage teach about Jesus’ relationship with the Father? - Prayer: Jesus, thank you for calling me your own. Help me hear your voice clearly and follow you faithfully.