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.

Who we are produces what we do.  It’s not the other way around. But God... changes everything. Jesus did it all! @jaredmenard3
Because God's kingdom is invisible, and our entrance into that kingdom is by faith alone, we should never dare to think we can quantify it according to earthly metrics. We should not seek to *show* people what and where it is, we must pray that the see it instead. @DanielBalcombe
Satan hates the thought that we might live in freedom. When you resist the enemy, he turns and runs. Sometimes we need to be reminded on the front lines, in our weakness, Jesus is our greatest strength. @Rebekahlyons
That is the new heartbeat of the Christian: the Holy Spirit opens our eyes to the glory and beauty of Christ that we might share the Father’s eternal pleasure in him. @mike_reeves
our Union with Christ is not just the appetizer to the Christian life, the soup we push back as we wait for the meat to arrive. It is not the doorway that leads us thru into a life that is about something else. It is the steak & the living room of the Christian life. @mike_reeves
The unflagging, unfailing grace of God is always blowing. And every day, it is our —the reality that we are bound to him—that is our anchor, keeping us from drifting away, and our engine, the wind in our sails that propels us forward. @WilbourneWisdom 
 
 
 
 
 

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