Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-08-08

5 ways praying through Scripture can refresh your prayer life: http://ow.ly/2moTC #
HYG Summer’s End picture. What a blessed summer! Thanks Donnie, Brooke, Buster, Chet and Rachel! http://ow.ly/i/35Qx #
Some help with practicing the presence: http://ow.ly/2moSg #
RT @timspivey: NYTimes: Congregations Gone Wild http://nyti.ms/awE2ZA #
Are your prayers as embarrassing as Jesus’? http://ow.ly/2moUE #
Ps. 119 Prayer for those preaching/ teaching today: May His Word lead the lost sheep home (176). #
A post you may have missed: Prayer from Psalm 60: Off Course http://is.gd/e8od5 #
Help For The Hurting (a collection of prayers and articles of mine on suffering): http://ow.ly/2moRi #
He gives you permission to sob in your supplications: http://ow.ly/2moPi #
The de-god-ing of God: http://amzn.com/k/V65WB60EOED #Kindle #
Heading with Jacob later today to the Cordova Zoo (aka Incredible Pizza Company). Hope to return. #
A post you may have missed: Tweetimonies: Jim Harbin http://is.gd/e76bB #
Join me in following @patrick_josh, new again to the world of Twitter (1 of three great Josh’s preaching in the Memphis/ Nashville area) #
RT @CraigAltrock: RT @WillowCreekCC: “There are now 30 million Christians in China.” -Dr. Zhao Xiao #wcagls #
A post you may have missed: Prayer from Psalm 102: Ashes for Food http://is.gd/e5w6q #
Evening Prayer from Psalm 41: Do ________ Lord and I will jump up and down with shouts of joy. http://ow.ly/2lmTr #
Rather than counterfeiting a smile, or cleaning up his emotions, or cloaking his anxiety, Jesus lifts it all up messily to God in prayer. #
At Apple Store awaiting my “genius.” If there is a recession, it skipped this store. #
Why Billy Graham, if he had been a local church leader, would have spent more time with less people: http://ow.ly/2ln5Q #
Midday Prayer from Psalm 41: Do ________ Lord and I will jump up and down with shouts of joy. http://ow.ly/2lmT1 #
Jesus prayed with loud cries and tears-do you? http://ow.ly/2lnOe #
RT @kottke: The difference between charlatans, martyrs, and hustlers. http://trunc.it/a2h7z #
Scot McKnight on the miracle of how the cross morphed in early Christianity: http://ow.ly/2ln3W #
Morning Prayer from Psalm 41: Do ________ Lord and I will jump up and down with shouts of joy. http://ow.ly/2lmRQ #
A post you may have missed: Prayer from Psalm 119:129-135: Word Hungry http://is.gd/e3Epb #
Karli Williamson baptized tonight in a sweet ceremony with family and friends. Beautiful! #
Evening Prayer from Psalm 40: Thank you Father for lifting me this evening from the pit of ____. http://ow.ly/2kNzA #
Why we seem to be more interested in leadership than Jesus was: http://ow.ly/2l553 #
Heat index of 119. It just rained and steam is rising off the asphalt like a fajita plate. http://ow.ly/i/30VV #
Lament can be a natural part of a healthy communion with God—not a sign of an unhealthy distance from God. #
Midday Prayer from Psalm 40: Thank you Father for lifting me this afternoon from the pit of ____. http://ow.ly/2kNz7 #
Bobby Valentine is blogging a great series on Jonah. Start here: http://ow.ly/2kNMG #
(@johnortberg): Our longing for home is really, finally, a longing for God. #
Morning Prayer from Psalm 40: Thank you Father for lifting me this morning from the pit of ____. http://ow.ly/2kNxE #
A post you may have missed: Day 13 of 40 Following the Prayer Steps of Jesus http://is.gd/e1F34 #
Evening Prayer from Ps. 39: Forgive my sin of ____________ this evening Lord. http://ow.ly/2kemt #
Midday Prayer from Ps. 39: Forgive my sin of ____________ this afternoon Lord. http://ow.ly/2kely #
Love how our mayor calls for love of neighbor: (@MayorACWharton): Stay cool and check on your neighbors during these dangerously hot times! #
Morning Prayer from Ps. 39: Forgive my sin of ____________ this morning Lord. http://ow.ly/2keiV #
A post you may have missed: The Cross: Justification http://is.gd/dZHok #
Evening Prayer from Psalm 38: Save me from myself in this area this evening: _______ (http://ow.ly/2jFSL ) #
RT @craiggroeschel: The quickest way to forget what God thinks about you is to become obsessed with what people think about you. Gal. 1:10 #
Midday Prayer from Psalm 38: Save me from myself in this area this afternoon: _______ (http://ow.ly/2jFSe ) #
Jesus could confidently utter his anger because he constantly understood God as “Abba.” #
Jesus was able to daringly express his frustrations because he daily experienced God as “Father.” #
Morning Prayer from Psalm 38: Save me from myself in this area this morning: _______ (http://ow.ly/2jFQc ) #
A post you may have missed: Can’t Get No Satisfaction? Focus Your Faith on the Future Rather Than the Past (Phil…. http://is.gd/dXHB0 #