Recent Favorite Tweets

Here are some uplifting, to me, tweets I've come across in the past few months that I thought I'd share here:

Every epoch should carry echoes of earlier epochs and eons. But new contexts demand new language; new settings demand new speech; new worlds call out for new words. What new word will you learn (or invent) today for this new world? #AncientFuture

— lensweet (@lensweet) May 15, 2020

- Glenda Burgess pic.twitter.com/1rdYnepGwT

— Bob McElrath (@BobMcElrath) April 2, 2020

Be gentle with your past self. The old you didn’t know then what you know now. That former you did the best you could with what you had.

You were still in progress. And you still are.https://t.co/NTmuXOFPjG

— Nathan Hamm (@NathanHamm) February 22, 2020

And this our life, exempt from public haunt,
Finds tongues in trees, books in running brooks,
Sermons in stones, and good in everything

—Wm Shakespeare, As You Like It

— Paul Wallace (@paulmwall) February 11, 2020

And we will close out with another tweet from Len Sweet which falls in line with the one above:

Jesus did not give us a list of rules and regs to check off, or principles to placard, but a matrix of relationships to make, keep, and cherish–with God, with each other, with ourselves, with creation.

— lensweet (@lensweet) February 7, 2020