Do you guys Twitter? I actually thought it was a really stupid idea but then I realized that if you just want to do a quick shout out to your friends or let everyone know about this really cool thing you've discovered, it's a pretty great way to do it.
Then I started thinking, what if Jesus Twittered? Jesus' first invitation to some fishermen was simply "come follow me" and since the point of calling myself a Christian is that I spend my life doing the same, it makes perfect sense that He would be out there each day shooting us an encouraging message, or a quick love note, or directions, or an invitation to His next big thing...I can keep going but I won't. So now we're Twittering with Jesus in mind and if you're interested you can follow us @VirtuousReality.
Follow us while we follow Jesus.
Comments (4)
Cool! I like that when you said Jesus would have twitted "Come Follow Me" :) :) :)
I am following you and we both follow Jesus! Yeah!
Posted by A Maui Blog | April 1, 2009 11:50 AM
You know this big twitter deal, i don't know whats it all about. why does everyone have to follow the crowd? First myspace, then facebook, and now twitter. i personally don't have one and it might be great, but why do we all feel the need to follow the crowd just because we might not be cool because of it? it's the same with jesus.are we going to follow the crowd andjump around with the crowd and turn our noses up to Him or are we going to stand out for him no matter what the cost(ex:being made fun of, being excluded, or being bullyed around.)
Posted by anonymous | April 1, 2009 4:03 PM
i don't think he would because he would be teaching not twittering!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Posted by bayleigh | April 4, 2009 5:35 PM
hey that sounds really cool, you know, Jesus twittering. it kind of keeps in our thoughts and wondering "what would jesus twitter to me about? what does he want to talk to me about?"and then He wants you to twitter back with prayers and praises. That's really cool!
Posted by Anonymous | April 4, 2009 6:39 PM