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.
(Note to self) Don’t compare with others. You end up either arrogant or miserable and never joyful. It’s a game you can only lose. @andycroft86
For every one look at your sin take ten looks at Jesus. Robert Murray McCheyne via @ScottyWardSmith
Jesus is God’s answer to our deepest need, not just for physical healing, but for the deeper healing of forgiveness of sins. (Jack Miller)
Change takes place in our lives as we turn to see the glory of God in Jesus. We see the glory of Christ as we hear the gospel of Christ. Moral effort, fear of judgment, & sets of rules can’t bring lasting change. But amazing things happen when we turn to the Lord. @timchestercouk
Before we walk into an overwhelming situation, may we set aside an extended time to confess how much we need God’s strength and to declare his faithfulness. He is faithful to accomplish whatever he begins and will carry it to completion. @rebekahlyons
The wisdom of the finished work of Jesus Christ is the ultimate catalyst for the advancement of the Kingdom of God. "It is finished" is greater than "Never stop striving". @DanielBalcombe

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