From the Twitterverse
@CSLewisDaily
“If God forgives us we must forgive ourselves otherwise it’s like setting up ourselves as a higher tribunal than him.” —C.S. Lewis
@stusheehan
There is something very wrong when those who know much of Jesus look so little like Him.
@bellevuepastor
If Christians would spend less time harassing each other and more time helping other people, more people would want to become Christians.
@dandarling
I can tell how strong someone’s argument [is] when they don’t need ad hominem and vitriol to defend it.
@JoWiKi
I’m telling you, it’s really hard to be a pastor right now. Nearly impossible for those without resources and quality leadership. Complaining and distracted Christians are about to wipe them out. Pray for each other. If you have a good pastor, tell him.
@bartbarber
Most of the true privileges in life are joyful and also costly. Caring for your parents ranks high among them in all categories.
@claysmith79
Doctrine matters! The Great Commission matters! Let’s fight for both!
@DianeLangberg
Every time you leave your place of comfort and enter into the suffering of another, you are living and loving as God. A healing touch to the least, He says, is a healing touch to the Highest.
@nathanafinn
When it comes to the makeup of your leadership team, a little bit of creative friction creates energy to help fuel the mission. However, if friction festers into faction, then it will drain energy and distract from the mission.
@edstetzer
“The Enneagram helps you understand people & churches are full of people & pastoring / church leadership is a people business.” —@LisaVischer and @toddadamswilson on ‘The Enneagram Goes to Church’ (StetzerLeadershipPodcast.com)
