Best Tweets of the Week

The title pretty much explains it. Every week or so, I'll share some of my favorite tweets from the past week or so. Here are a few from this past week...

BEST TWEETS OF THE WEEK (although this week technically there are no tweets in this mix)

Phil Cooke via blog – “I'm reminded that travel agents know all about exotic places but sit behind a desk. On the other hand, tour guides have actually been there, know the location, and take you there personally. As John Maxwell puts it, "Real leaders aren't travel agents. They're tour guides."

Mac Lake via his blog - "Knowledge has no significant effect unless it impacts my behaviors."

Matt Maloney on Facebook via unknown author: "Today, we are overboard on ‘belief’ but bankrupt on obedience."

Seth Godin via blog – “When we're not in sync, power is dissipated”

Kristy Mikel via blog - "My life was always intended to be about loving people to Jesus."

Ed Setzer via blog - "The gospel is the good news that God, who is more holy than we can imagine, looked upon with compassion, people, who are more sinful than we would possibly admit, and sent Jesus into history to establish His Kingdom and reconcile people and the world to himself. Jesus, whose love is more extravagant than we can measure, came to sacrificially die for us so that, by His death and resurrection, we might gain through His grace what the Bible defines as new and eternal life."

From Church Leadership Insights w/Nelson Seary via Aristotle: “Criticism is something we can avoid easily by saying nothing, doing nothing, and being nothing”