Some of you Twitter. Some of you probably don’t know what that is. (Twitter is a “mini-blog” service that lets you post status updates of 140 characters or less. Each one of these short status updates is called a tweet. Incidentally, the green “retweet” button you see on our posts lets you re-post — “re-tweet” — this post to your own Twitter followers.)
You can pick up some pretty good information on Twitter. Some of these tweets are informational; others just help you set your mood for the day. Take these, for example, that I read this morning:
“Jesus, take my hand, and hold it tight! Give me boldness to accept the risks and childlike joy as I step into your good plans for me.”
If you have ever been reduced to God as your only hope – you’re in a good place!
My heart is breaking 4those in Haiti. I love seeing scores of Americans rushing 2help in so many ways. Proud of this country’s heart & hands
Some tweets are just dumb: “Getting ready to eat an ice cream cone.” As if anyone cared.
What made me think about writing this post though, were tweets like these:
Asking my forgiveness is making me responsible for the consequences of your actions
nothing is completely wrong. Even a broken watch is right twice a day
Oh really?
As Christians, Who is our Authority? (Hint: Matthew 28:18). When we hear or read something that otherwise makes half-sense, but contradicts other things we believe, who’s right? Is there any ultimate truth, or does the real truth lie within each one of us, to interpret however we desire?
Questions
What’s your reaction to the last 2 quotes in the shaded area above? Does asking your forgiveness make you responsible for my actions? Is it really true that “nothing is completely wrong”? I’d love to hear your comments.