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.




In other words, the key factor when deciding which church to join is not the style of worship or provision for children or charisma of its leaders, but the gospel. Is this church committed to the Word of God? @timchestercouk @mike_reeves
Rather, he sent down the same Spirit by whose power he had dispensed the Word, to complete his work by the efficacious confirmation of the Word...the Word is the instrument by which the Lord dispenses the illumination of his Spirit to believers. (Calvin’s Institutes) 
Your kids don’t need a perfect parent, they need a parent who looks to Jesus when things aren’t perfect. @rjgrune 
As it pertains to our growth as Christians & discipleship, how often do we start with our status with God & what He has done? Instead we start with what we need to do. @Byronyawn via @theocast_org
When we think about witnessing, we wonder how we will do it. But the more you focus on yourself, the less you do it. Take your eyes off yourself and see that the gospel is worth everything to you. (Jack Miller) 
We think law and truth are the same thing. But they are not. Read John 1:17. Because the law comes from Moses & truth comes from Jesus. @simplestapleton

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