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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. You can't be any more right with God than you are right now. You are as righteous before God as Jesus Christ. You're hidden in Him. You can't improve on what Jesus has already completed. It's a done deal. @EvanHeadrick The only thing that can soften a heart is the absolute finished character of God’s love, as represented in the cross. We can afford to go to a God who understands us in Jesus, most perfectly, and bring to him ourselves as we really are. (Jack Miller) The One who emptied that tomb is using his same power in your life to carry you through whatever you face. The same power that was at work in Jesus is at work in you. (Jack Miller) Where Christ is, there is rest. Why? Because there is completeness. @simplegospelpod     ...

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.  Shame attacks our worth and value. Our response? Look to God, the only One who can assign worth and value. @simplegospelpod Jesus was born as a human and came into the world to save people from sin and to be our King. #thegospelprojectkids In the church, I'm not a policeman to the people but instead I'm a paramedic. @byronyawn via @_ministryminded Embracing God's love isn't done with our heads but with our hearts. It's not about understanding instead simply receiving. @holleygerth The primary message of the Church is a message of grace, hope, and love. @rjgrune  

This is a now a regular feature on the blog.  Usually on Mondays, I get caught up on my favorite podcasts and this usually results in a lot of tweeting on that day.  However, if you are at work and not checking Twitter during that time, you might miss some of the great truth being shared by others.  So, I am sharing some of best tweets from the previous week which include great wisdom and truth. Yes, evil & temptation exist in the world & while God may work through evil & suffering, they are not part of God's character. @mockingbirdnyc God loves us to the degree we are in Christ, not like Christ. We are 100% in Christ, so we are loved 100%.  @scottywardsmith Shame attacks our worth and value. Our response? Look to God, the only One who can assign worth and value. @simplegospelpod We don't read the Bible to find things to do or things to know but to find a Person to trust. @feastonChrist via @FitziesPorch The main point of the Gospel is not ...

This is a new feature on the blog.  Usually on Mondays, I get caught up on my favorite podcasts.  This usually results in a lot of tweeting on that day.  However, if you are at work and not checking Twitter during that time, you might miss some of the great truth being shared by others.  So, I am sharing some of best tweets from the previous week which include great wisdom and truth. God has not called you to be awesome. He has called you to be humble, faithful, and free. Leave the awesome to him. @scottsauls  As a husband, I don’t need a list of how to be better. I need Christ. @JL_Martin  Are you looking at God as a boss or a Father? @simplegospelpod  Faith in Christ means we are not draped in our own rags but in the righteous robe of Christ. @JustinHolcomb Fully and eternally justified in Christ; adopted and cherished by the Father; sealed and indwelt by the Spirit. Rest well friends. @ScottyWardSmith 

This is a new feature on the blog.  Usually on Mondays, I get caught up on my favorite podcasts.  This usually results in a lot of tweeting on that day.  However, if you are at work and not checking Twitter during that time, you might miss some of the great truth being shared by others.  So, I am sharing some of best tweets from the previous week which include great wisdom and truth. Gratitude & joy drove them to do good works before the thought that they had to do them even crossed their mind.” –Herman Bavinck via @JustinHolcomb The centerpiece of the Christian life is faith not your faithfulness--trust in Christ's faithfulness not your own. @Byronyawn I affirm the call to sanctification. I just believe it flows not from an imperative to "be loving" but the indicative that we "are beloved." @MattPopovits Transformation happens by beholding Jesus. @simplegospelpod in both the OT & NT the way in which God saves sinners is always the same: by gra...