Showing posts with label Best Tweets of the Week. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Best Tweets of the Week. Show all posts

Friday, August 27, 2010

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...

@RickWarren When you're down to nothing,God's up to something. "Stand firm &see the deliverance the Lord will give you!" 2Chron.20:17

@siameagle In a room full of equally ignorant people, we're all geniuses. @Erwinmcmanus

@stevenfurtick The greater the opposition against us, the greater the opportunity for God to fight for us. http://bit.ly/9cxdJ9

@erwinmcmanus It is amazing where God will take you when you are willing to follow. Life is full of surprises when we choose mystery over security.

@perrynoble Never follow a leader who cares more about WHAT you do than WHO you are!

@kurtjohnston If you like granpas with guns....then The Expendables is for you!

@louiegiglio
Sometimes you have to go backwards before you can go forward, sometimes you have to go down before you go up.

@RickWarren Love this paraphrase: "God rewrote the text of my life when I opened the book of my heart to his eyes" 2 Sam 22:25 Mes

Friday, July 23, 2010

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

jamie_lucas Talked to 2 different people @ work today about God. Thank you God for allowing me to be DIFFERENT! I lay it down!

pwilson The pain of self-awareness can be the beginning of spiritual transformation. Stop dodging yourself.

perrynoble Has your child ever said something in a crowded room and u automatically began praying 4 the rapture RIGHT THEN? Uh...that just happened!

RickWarren Satan will NEVER encourage you to be unselfish & generous so if you feel the slightest inclination- ACT on it NOW!

Steven Furtick Feeling is not the admission price for worship. Jesus’ blood is. http://bit.ly/cljwbf

RickWarren You must let go of something you’ve got, to move to something you’ve not.

Steven Furtick We're all building something. Just make sure it’s something you would want to live in yourself. http://bit.ly/cO20di

PastorMark [Our failure] in our duty to study God's Word...is not a lack of intelligence or passion. Our problem is that we are lazy. RC Sproul

pwilson Few things are as refreshing as someone who can admit they don't have it all together.

Thursday, July 15, 2010

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

@petehise No matter who you are or what you've done...you will never disqualify yourself from His great love for you! (So how awesome is that!!!)

@TimElmore Woodrow Wilson on teamwork: We should not only use all the brains we have but all that we can borrow. My key to success!

@pwilson Amazing! All day long I thought I was turning 37. @brandiandboys said it's just 36! I gained a whole year in one moment!

@GeoffCocanower Not sure how to describe the intensity of joy that exists in my heart tonight after hearing the stories of God's move in SHers...Booya!

@RickWarren To see yourself as you really are you must FIRST see God as he really is. Only then can "the truth set you free" John 8:32

@JeffreySimpson I just saw God. In the brokeness and honesty in a high school guy, God spoke to me.

@RickWarren God did not bring you this far just to leave you where you are. "He who began a good work in you will complete it" Ph.1:6

@RickWarren "What I tell you in the dark, tell others when light comes" Mt10:27 If U are in darkness now -LISTEN for God's whisper!

Friday, July 9, 2010

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

@mynameiscorey Both Winnie the Pooh & Donald Duck don't wear pants...today I follow their lead.

@RickWarren To do what you've never done you must think in ways you've never thought.

@JeffreySimpson I always find it interesting when people tell you something about you that you yourself don't widely share with others.

@mattmcgill Some people build nothing and contribute no where and this gives them enough time and ignorance to critique.

@Robwenger When Jesus expanded the definition of neighbor to include everyone, that actually included the people we personally don't like.

@Rickwarren You can bank on this: God will have the last word and it will be good.

@PastorMark My new life verse - And there are bad drivers...2 Kings 9:20 (NIV) “...he drives like a madman."

@Derryprenkert Maintenance guy from camp: "you don't allow cell phones w/ your groups do you? I can tell. Your kids are fully present and God's moving."

@JeffreySimpson Three raccoons crossed the road... well... the first two did so completely, anyways...

Seth Godin via blog - Are you doing work worth doing, or are you just doing your job?

StevenFurtick via blog – “None of your achievements are so big that they can’t be torn down in an instant by a lapse in judgment. Your talents and abilities can take you where your character can’t keep you. If there is anything in your life that has the potential to cancel out all of the successes you’ve had up to this point, get rid of it now before it undoes everything you’ve worked for.”

Friday, July 2, 2010

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

@stevenfurtick: "Quit telling God what you don't have and start giving him what you do have."...talking about gifts/talents

@DougFields "A common/favorite situation: I meet someone, we talk, he has foul language, he asks what I do, I tell him, he cant speak for rest of the time" ...As a fellow pastor, I can relate to this experience.

@pwilson Religion demands justice and yet God gave us grace and mercy!

@robwegner "The answer to solving our problems is not solving our problems. It's in having a purpose that is bigger than our problems." Chris Hodges

@mlrendall Suddenly, i need waffle fries in front of me. With some nuggets and a large sweet tea. Oh Chic-fil-a you set me free.

@stevenfurtick Hey...remember that time I said I couldn't get into soccer? I take it all back. My apologies to the universe.

Mac Lake via his blog – “Knowledge has no significant effect unless it impacts my behaviors.”

Perry Noble via Blog - "In America it seems all to often that the ritual that makes a boy become a man is when the boy tells his mother that he is staying home with his father and not going to church."

Perry Noble via Blog - "The harder a family tries to pursue image over integrity the harder the fall will be when it all comes crashing down. The family today has sacrificed integrity for image…it’s not what we do that really matters…it’s how we appear to others. And…uh…it’s NOT working."

Saturday, June 26, 2010

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”

Friday, June 18, 2010

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

@derryprenkert It's amazing how broken of a world we are, and maybe more amazing is how I normally pass right by without even noticing.

@tanklehane R students r seeing lost people up close & in their natural element. Many have never seen sin this up close. Eyes r opening, hearts breaking.

@RickWarren Wanting to be the best at anything is a competitive ambition, not a Life Mission. You were created for a purpose far greater.

@JeffreySimpson Little known fact: Ox bow is Old English for Elephant Mosquito.

@stevenfurtick Beware of people who are quick to tell you what direction to take, but unwilling to make the journey with you.

@mynameiscorey My 12 year old is blasting a song in her room,..."IYIYIY"..it makes me want to shoot something expensive.

Pete Wilson via his blog - "There is no correlation between money and peace."

Bobby Gruenewald via blog – “The longer you do ministry, the easier it becomes to minister from memory. You tend to do what you used to do. It is safe, comfortable, and convenient.”

Mark Beeson via blog - "If you are laboring for the applause of many, rather than the applause of the ONE who holds eternity in His hands, you'll be disappointed."

Friday, June 11, 2010

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

@RichardDParker Everyone is gifted - but some people never open their package.

@RickWarren The more I know MY OWN sinfulness,the less inclined I am to disparage OTHERS" He who's been forgiven much loves much" Lk7:47

@RickWarren God's purpose is my peace. God's presence is my pleasure. God's power is my protection.

@mynameiscorey I dare you to call 800-244-6227, & ask for Ronald McDonald

Pete Hise’s blog - "If you’re not trusting God with your money…you’re not trusting God."

Perry Noble’s blog – “If you wait to have 100% assurance that something will work…then I am 100% sure you will never attempt anything great for God.”

Steven Furtick’s blog – “The giants in the land of Canaan won’t be nearly as intimidating once you’ve settled into the land of God’s exceedingly good promises”

Mac Lake’s blog - "Don’t let your failures stop you. Sometimes the difference between living a great life for God and living in mediocrity is how we handle our failures."

DC Curry's blog - "We will stand before God for everything we teach our kids AND everything we fail to teach our kids."

Friday, June 4, 2010

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

@scottengbrecht Have a great Memorial Day. Or as pacifists call it, Monday.

@UnearthedPics While you watch the World Cup on ESPN this summer, pray for the est. 100,000+ women who will be forced into prostitution all over S. Africa.

@jlee268 I just saw a fox on my late night walk with Carter and the lady next door rescued some ducks. Obviously I live at the zoo.

@mynameiscorey Our son just announced he's taking his electric jeep to the store & he'll be back later...

@janelleprenkert Washing the van with a 2 yr old is a riot. Her fav phrase "dont worry mama its just water" said as she sprays me with the hose!

@DougFields TheNavy trains sea lions to locate terroist mines--amazing! I cant even train my kids to turn off bathroom lights!

@perrynoble Most of us do not have a problem figuring out God's Word...but rather figuring out whether or not we are going to obey it!

@petehise "I changed my behavior, so I thought I was a Christian." It is the lie of American Christianity. Nothing will bring you peace but Jesus.

@RickWarren I’d rather fail in the world’s eyes being who God made me to be than to succeed by living someone else’s life.

Ben Arment's blog – “God uses frustration to shape a dream.”

Steven Furtick's blog - It was Martin Luther who insightfully suggested that “religion” is the default mode of the human heart. I’ve unfortunately found this to be quite true. Unless I tell my heart to deliberately do something different, I often drift toward using religion to reach God.

Saturday, May 29, 2010

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 (or in this case, last several weeks)

@Bradbullock Haven't felt well all weekend. Could really use some Nyquil but we're all out. My wife consumes it like a thirsty camel.

@RickWarren Acts19:15 The demon said"I know Jesus &I know Paul-but who are you?" Are u so RADICAL in love&faith Satan knows UR name?

@Johnortberg To glorify God is to live in such a way that when people see your life they say, 'What a good God God must be'.

@RickWarren Tech tools are GREAT but if u spend more time with a screen than face-to-face with members don’t call yourself a PASTOR.

@Stevenfurtick (via/Meredithbrock) – The giants in the land of Canaan won’t be nearly as intimidating once you’ve settled into the land of God’s exceedingly good promises.

Katherine Berkey (via Blog) - You mean....to die....is to live....okay God....take me to my funeral

@Derryprenkert little known fact: there is a milligram of crack cocaine in every gallon of Garret's caramel corn.

Monday, April 26, 2010

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

@Timstevens Why are volcano-stranded people still sleeping in JFK airport? Why aren't there churches in the area who would house them?

@perrynoble Vision is NOT an inaccurate picture of reality but rather a divine picture that causes desperation 4 the only ONE who can make it a reality!

@robwegner You've heard, "If it ain't broke, don't fix it." But, when it comes to the human heart, it can't be fixed, until it's broken. Jer 4:3

@TerryLinhart Life rule: No matter when or from what door you leave store, the people walking out with you also parked next to U & want to get in B4 you.

@RickWarren It's not about trying. It's about trusting.

Trace Rorie (via Facebook) If "con" is the opposite of "pro", is congress the opposite of progress?

Brian Ufkin (via Facebook) Wants to change his ipod name to "the titanic" so everytime I upload songs to my ipod it says "Do Not Disconnect. The Titanic is syncing."

Saturday, April 17, 2010

Best Tweets of the Week



This too could be another series in the making. The title pretty much explains it. I'll share some of my favorite tweets from the past week. Here are a few from this past week...

BEST TWEETS OF THE WEEK

@RickWarren Spent day at bedside of neighbor as he died. Suffering need hugs not homilies, silence not sermons, listening not lectures

@dccurry Thought 4 the day: "Everyone is trying to accomplish something big, not realizing that life is made up of little things."

@joshuagriffin Should I have been concerned at all that the haircut guy offered/insisted he trim my eyebrows?

@dougFields I'm sitting here thinking, "Wow, someone has bad breath!" then I realized I'm all by myself.

@jeffreySimpson every time I ride my bike, the first thing people do is mention the music from the Wizard of Oz.

@RickWarren When u expect others to meet needs in your life only God can meet, it's unfair to them & insures disappointment in you.

@cnnbrk Library of Congress announces it will archive all your tweets.

@robwegner Many people give $ to the poor. Fewer people give their time. Fewer still give themselves. "Whatever you do for the least of these..."

@RickWarren Asking what FEELS right & natural to me can cause great pain. "The path that SEEMS right to us leads to death" Prov.14:12