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.
The Holy Spirit, who makes us into disciples, does so not by pushing us into our own works but by pushing us further into Christ works for us. @ryancouch
True assurance rests solely in the faithfulness of God. It is not the quality of our faith, but the object of it, that saves and sustains us.  @Byronyawn 
If justification is confused with regeneration or sanctification, then the door is open for the perversion of the gospel at its center. Justification is still the article of the standing or falling church. (John Murray)
My only rest is found in the finished work of Jesus Christ. @Ryan_haskins
The Christian vermin can be easily distracted from the Enemy’s primary cause simply by pursuing secondary causes. These don’t have to be bad causes-the most distracting causes are often good ones. @randyalcorn in Lord Foulgrin’s Letters 
Christian growth does not happen by working hard to get something you don’t have.
Rather, Christian growth happens by working hard to daily swim in the reality of what you do have. Believing again the gospel of God’s justifying grace every day is the hard work we’re called to. @shawnbreker
 

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