If anyone else here on Sharper Iron is on Twitter, we could make this thread into a Twitter directory of sorts. Then people can follow fellow SI members on Twitter too.
at http://twitter.com/sunniemom.
I used to Twitter much more when I was actively blogging. I stopped blogging for awhile and took a complete break from all social media and message boards... except SI, of course. I would NEVER take a break from SI, no sirree.
Now that I've started blogging again I may use it more. The way I see it, Facebook is a way to keep up with people you know, and with Twitter you an get in touch with people you don't know but that share the same interests. Which is kinda' cool.
I know that Greg Linscott is on Twitter, and I think Bob Bixby is as well. You may want to try to look for Scott Aniol and Brian McCrorie [although I don't think either post on SI all that much anymore.]
I can't find all my twitter contacts as work limits my twitter use. But Tom Pryde who used to post around here is on twitter: http://twitter.com/tpryde3 too.
Also there are many ministries and Christian leaders you can follow as well. And don't forget, you can follow SI Filings: http://twitter.com/sifilings on Twitter too.
We're church planters on deputation with Biblical Ministries Worldwide going to Wales, U.K. Feel free to visit our website as well at www.whywales.org.
http://twitter.com/#!/joshcaucutt
@jlamarcrowder I love to have people follow me and to discuss the Bible, doctrine, theology, or Church history. Feel free to @reply me and ask a question or make a comment I will answer back.
My Twitter username is rjhayton.
http://twitter.com/rjhayton
I've found twitter to be kind of like a microblog. I follow people like I'd follow blogs. I find Twitter really easy to use (especially with the many Twitter applications you can load in your browser or on your desktop). It's easy to hear of good articles/links to check out and other breaking news. Plus you can do double duty and have your Twitter account update your Facebook status.
Striving for the unity of the faith, for the glory of God ~ Eph. 4:3, 13; Rom. 15:5-7
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