Comments on: No New Ideas on Jesus and Twitter http://leader4hire.net/2009/12/no-new-ideas-on-jesus-and-twitter/ Justin McCullough: Fueled by a passion to share. Thu, 02 Dec 2010 07:44:00 +0000 hourly 1 By: Leader4hire http://leader4hire.net/2009/12/no-new-ideas-on-jesus-and-twitter/comment-page-1/#comment-422 Leader4hire Mon, 18 Jan 2010 02:35:15 +0000 http://leader4hire.net/?p=133#comment-422 Hi Rebecca,<br><br>Thanks for sharing - seems this is a common experience for most twitter savvy Christians. Perhaps a collection of churches all around the world could could manage one twitter account with a steady stream of daily faith messages in common terms. Would be very neat to follow and engage in that.<br><br>Thanks for sharing your thoughts! Keep in touch. Hi Rebecca,

Thanks for sharing – seems this is a common experience for most twitter savvy Christians. Perhaps a collection of churches all around the world could could manage one twitter account with a steady stream of daily faith messages in common terms. Would be very neat to follow and engage in that.

Thanks for sharing your thoughts! Keep in touch.

]]> By: rebeccaruck http://leader4hire.net/2009/12/no-new-ideas-on-jesus-and-twitter/comment-page-1/#comment-421 rebeccaruck Mon, 18 Jan 2010 01:03:10 +0000 http://leader4hire.net/?p=133#comment-421 Hi Justin, This is so funny. This morning in church I had this same idea. Our pastor, Craig Smith, is a wonderful storyteller. He made the story of David and Goliath into a Western. As I was listening, I thought this story would make an excellent blog, taking Bible stories and making them current. I thought he could use Twitter to pull in readers....and share these wonderful stories via a blog. I'm not surprised others have already thought this and are spreading their messages this way. Now, I'm on a mission to find some to follow. Thanks. Hi Justin, This is so funny. This morning in church I had this same idea. Our pastor, Craig Smith, is a wonderful storyteller. He made the story of David and Goliath into a Western. As I was listening, I thought this story would make an excellent blog, taking Bible stories and making them current. I thought he could use Twitter to pull in readers….and share these wonderful stories via a blog. I'm not surprised others have already thought this and are spreading their messages this way. Now, I'm on a mission to find some to follow. Thanks.

]]> By: Leader4hire http://leader4hire.net/2009/12/no-new-ideas-on-jesus-and-twitter/comment-page-1/#comment-230 Leader4hire Sun, 17 Jan 2010 19:35:15 +0000 http://leader4hire.net/?p=133#comment-230 Hi Rebecca,<br><br>Thanks for sharing - seems this is a common experience for most twitter savvy Christians. Perhaps a collection of churches all around the world could could manage one twitter account with a steady stream of daily faith messages in common terms. Would be very neat to follow and engage in that.<br><br>Thanks for sharing your thoughts! Keep in touch. Hi Rebecca,

Thanks for sharing – seems this is a common experience for most twitter savvy Christians. Perhaps a collection of churches all around the world could could manage one twitter account with a steady stream of daily faith messages in common terms. Would be very neat to follow and engage in that.

Thanks for sharing your thoughts! Keep in touch.

]]> By: rebeccaruck http://leader4hire.net/2009/12/no-new-ideas-on-jesus-and-twitter/comment-page-1/#comment-229 rebeccaruck Sun, 17 Jan 2010 18:03:10 +0000 http://leader4hire.net/?p=133#comment-229 Hi Justin, This is so funny. This morning in church I had this same idea. Our pastor, Craig Smith, is a wonderful storyteller. He made the story of David and Goliath into a Western. As I was listening, I thought this story would make an excellent blog, taking Bible stories and making them current. I thought he could use Twitter to pull in readers....and share these wonderful stories via a blog. I'm not surprised others have already thought this and are spreading their messages this way. Now, I'm on a mission to find some to follow. Thanks. Hi Justin, This is so funny. This morning in church I had this same idea. Our pastor, Craig Smith, is a wonderful storyteller. He made the story of David and Goliath into a Western. As I was listening, I thought this story would make an excellent blog, taking Bible stories and making them current. I thought he could use Twitter to pull in readers….and share these wonderful stories via a blog. I'm not surprised others have already thought this and are spreading their messages this way. Now, I'm on a mission to find some to follow. Thanks.

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