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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. I don’t care what you’ve done, where you’ve gone, where you are or who you’ve become; the truth is this-the sanctifying, redeeming, justifying, snatching-back-out-of-the-hand-of-the-devil-blood-of-Jesus reaches to the far ends of the earth. @storiedcareer Love is the soil where the Spirit takes root. Without the sacrificial love of Jesus as the soil, there is no fruit of the Spirit. We need His Spirit like we need air...We need to give His Spirit permission to rule & reign in us. To be released in/through us.  @storiedcareer Today, come to Christ, and know it is not your feelings of faithfulness that keep you safe in him, but his loving and almighty embrace. @mike_reeves "Flesh is not capable of such lofty wisdom as to conceive God and what ...

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. "Singing general truths about God is right and good. But for the gospel to dwell in us, it’s vital to sing the specifically about Christ’s person and work." @emschumacher   Paul and Silas preached the same message to all people: “Believe in the Lord Jesus and you will be saved.” #thegospelprojectkids Problems with the exhortation to “live out the Gospel”: 1) It confuses Law and Gospel. - Loving God and neighbor is Law, not Gospel. 2) It makes the Gospel experiential when it is actually objective. - Christ lived, died, resurrected, and ascended in history. @AustinDHobbs The requirement of the law on us hasn’t changed. What has changed is the means by which we can obey the law. Jesus didn’t come to abolish the law, but fulfill it.  @storiedca...