Tweets and more tweets

Here are some of my favorite tweets from the last few weeks.  This is one of the blessings of social media where we can hear the gospel from people all over the world. If you like the tweet, go and follow the person on Twitter.
Unless you’re assured that God loves you, it’s pretty hard to do anything in the Christian life...the foundation of our assurance of God’s love for us is Christ, and we must continue to root ourselves more deeply in him. (Jack Miller)
Nicodemus needed new life—eternal life—but he could not earn it. Eternal life is a gift that comes only from God. #thegospelprojectkids
“It is not our goal to be more amazing for Jesus. It is our goal to be more amazed *by* Jesus.” @rayortlund via @jaredcwilson
Christian, you are loved by the holy God of the universe faithfully and infinitely. @jaredcwilson
Indicatives first, then imperatives. Forgiveness first, then repentance. Grace first, then obedience. Rest first, then fruit. @scottsauls 
Jesus doesn’t tell us to look within ourselves for the strength and power to love; he tells us to look at him... (Jack Miller)

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