Len Sweet, go ahead, make my day!

I am no Twitter expert. But after starting an account last year, I am starting to see the benefits.

Yes, there are of course benefits with networking and building relationships. Information can be passed quickly and in an efficient manner. There is also the fun of having updates from friends, family or even those far away who you have always admired.

I have always admired Len Sweet. I found out about him in Bible College and was hooked. I have read a few of his books, and have found his work to be challenging and rewarding. He is now on my Twitter account, and he is making Twitter life much more engaging.

 

You can't help but stop and think at work when these thoughts pop up on your screen (via TwitterFox)

 

Creative people are thermal . . . they generate heat, and sometimes uncomfortable warming 6:07 AM Jan 23rd from web

 

Something is wrong when "original sin" gets redefined as & reduced to the "selfish gene." It's so much more than biological . . 7:15 AM Jan 23rd from web

 

Go to church to be alone w/God? Old Latin saying: "Unus christianus, nullus christianus"---"The single Christian is no Christian." about 23 hours ago from web

 

Pondering whether the disciples didn't recognize Jesus because he looked different after resurrection, or because they never really saw him about 2 hours ago from web

 

Does our failure to recognize Jesus in our world today reflect our inability to grasp what it really means for him to be Lord & Leader?about 2 hours ago from web

 

So, thank you Len for making these last few weeks on Twitter feel really inspiring. And if your on Twitter, and you would like a little more Len (because really, everyone could use some) then I suggest you add him. Len Sweet is my pick for Twitter'er of the week. I don't know if that contest exists yet, but I think it should.