1. Jesus knows his own people and draws out his own flock from a “mixed fold”, representing Judaism (1-5).
2.  Jesus nurtures his own people (6-10).
3.  Jesus dies for his own people, including gentiles (11-18).
4. Jesus transforms his own people. He opens blind eyes. (19-21).

The sermon owes a debt to D.A. Carson’s “The Gospel According to John”, and “For the Love of God”