Tweets and more tweets

This is a now a regular feature on the blog.  Usually on Mondays, I get caught up on my favorite podcasts and this usually results in a lot of tweeting on that day.  However, if you are at work and not checking Twitter during that time, you might miss some of the great truth being shared by others.  So, I am sharing some of best tweets from the previous week which include great wisdom and truth.
The gospel doesn’t lead us to work harder; it leads us to rest better (in Christ). @scottythom
 The Christian life is the practice of living in what God has done and is doing. @PetersonDaily
Proper application of the text is asking, "How does it apply to Christ?" And looking at the implications for us in terms of our union W/ Him @TheEscoMo
The motivation to live godly doesn't come from "I owe God," but rather from the truth that "Jesus paid my debt, so now I no longer owe God." @ZachMaldo
"Our inability to be still and know God is our major stumbling block. Grace abides, is free, amazing and available 24/7." @Robert_F_Capon
Remember the truth of who you are: beloved! You are loved and you are worthy. @sarahbessey

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