Tweets
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Some of my recent tweets.
Of course, you can also follow me on Twitter. My handle is OrganicSower.
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Maturity is not measured by perfection, but rather how we deal with our imperfection. http://t.co/cIXyoQf2
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) April 12, 2012
If the problem is organizing churches around a spiritual hero, then why do we look to the hero to be the solution? http://t.co/gYy0gs0E
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) April 12, 2012
Christian mysticism says I lose my identity in Christ. Christian maturity says my identity becomes alive in Christ.
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) April 12, 2012
Tired of the emerging "self is bad" gnosticism. Jesus came to make us fully human – not replace us. He delights in redeeming our humanity.
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) April 11, 2012
@CathTools Because we promote our church, ministry or program rather than the Kingdom of God? Once we made that shift, we then saw miracles.
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) April 11, 2012
A tender time ministering the forgotten graces of confession & forgiveness to a new brother in the Lord this morning. http://t.co/Yec5x6uF
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) April 11, 2012
Disconnect: When those with the strongest views on organic church & community life are not in a church community. http://t.co/nLIx8rUN
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) April 11, 2012
The Great Commission: Go to seminary, increase the church rolls, and you get a 10% commission of all they earn. http://t.co/dSPuIpry
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) April 11, 2012
No one initially recognized the risen Jesus because he didn't fit their conceptual framework. Still true with Christians today.
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) April 11, 2012
I have no program, conference or books to sell you, but this I know: Jesus in me, expressed thru me, as He bids me, seems to work just fine!
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) April 11, 2012
It doesn't take much to bless me: A yellow finch outside my window as a hearld of Spring's return.
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) April 11, 2012
I speak gibberish: I twitter.
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) April 10, 2012
Yes, I've challenged @FrankViola on some of his "beyond" stuff. No, I don't hate him! He's right on many things, but not "beyond" challenge.
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) April 10, 2012
Spent the morning with 34 brothers in jail. We laughed, talked, shared life and even cried together. http://t.co/a60i3txa
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) April 10, 2012
@FrankViola Making the sensibilities of u'r tribe normative by dissing others with negative stereotypes: Not good. http://t.co/x98BUuLW
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) April 10, 2012
@FrankViola openly claims he & his "tribe" are "Beyond" other parts of the Body of Christ. Time to openly respond. http://t.co/x98BUuLW
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) April 10, 2012
The problem of claiming your tribe (those sharing your post-modern, pietisitc sensibilities) is “Beyond” everyone else: http://t.co/x98BUuLW
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) April 10, 2012
"Christ is all" really seems to mean Christ is just about me. My Jesus is bigger than your Jesus! http://t.co/x98BUuLW
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) April 10, 2012
Great blog! @Missionaries: Gnostic Hieroglyphics and Bible Reductionism. http://t.co/dQgXWACm
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) April 10, 2012
Jesus tells us to be fruit inspectors. Aspirational inspiration ain't fruit!
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) April 10, 2012
@Missionaries The Gospel is the good news of the Kingdom. The Kingdom is a What, the King is a Who.
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) April 9, 2012
The Great Commission: It ain't what you think it is! http://t.co/2PBJulOz
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) April 9, 2012
Bonhoeffer wasn't martyred 67 years ago today for loving Jesus, but because that love compelled him to confront evil. http://t.co/ZOdyyokA
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) April 9, 2012
@FrankViola. Being neither politically left or right is great. Beyond the bumper sticker, can someone say what that looks like in real life?
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) April 9, 2012
Surrendered to Jesus on Easter Sunday 46 years ago. Been walking steady with Him ever since.
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) April 8, 2012
@OrganicSower Found it! "And God gave some to be bishops, lead pastors, associate pastors, assistant pastors & worship leaders, for the…"
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) April 8, 2012
@RickWarren And, like that's a good thing? What happened to participatory church, where we minister one to another? http://t.co/wFqSPK0X
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) April 8, 2012
Testosterone helps if u'r creating a position by attracting followers to come to a box to sit under u'r ministry. But church planting? Not!
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) April 8, 2012
Why do so many "church planters" on Twitter seem to have overdosed on testosterone?
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) April 8, 2012
At Sonrise fellowship this morning, the "Lord's Table" include scrambled eggs, bacon, waffles, bread & juice. Sweet communion!
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) April 8, 2012
@AnthonyEhrhardt That's too bad. I know from personal experience that ALEC does a great job promoting limited Constitutional government.
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) April 8, 2012
I have learned to honor the sowers more than the reapers, and to be content with planting as others boast in the harvest.
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) April 7, 2012
Whether you view tomorrow as Easter, Resurrection Day or just another Sunday, may you be blessed. Different grace for different folks!
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) April 7, 2012
Looking to connect with others engaged in jail ministry. Here's one of many stories from the local jail: http://t.co/5DRrEbo6
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) April 7, 2012
People don't join cults, they just lack enough self respect to leave them. New Covenant Fellowship, Manassas – Beware! http://t.co/x9hkM21y
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) April 7, 2012
Oops. Just got de-followed by a church planting consultant. I guess there's no profit in doing it the way Jesus taught! http://t.co/6zpGZldA
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) April 6, 2012
Forgive me, but I hate how "church" now means the box where we showcase the gifted man and his ministry each Sunday. http://t.co/wFqSPK0X
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) April 6, 2012
@alan_knox I updated my blog to report back on how it's going with that church you mention in the jail. http://t.co/6zpGZldA
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) April 6, 2012
When we minister and plant churches the way Jesus taught us to do it, it works! http://t.co/6zpGZldA
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) April 6, 2012
@churchplanting Wow. So nice and neat. How 'bout an alternative? http://t.co/6zpGZldA
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) April 6, 2012
To other church planters: Without a house of peace, those trained & sent by Jesus Himself couldn't succeed. So why is u'r grand plan better?
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) April 6, 2012
A slice of home baked bread with thick blue berry preserves and fresh coffee on a gorgeous Virginia morning. Life is good.
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) April 6, 2012
Christians are very naive. Sexually abusive pastors are the most charming and engaging people you will ever know. http://t.co/8PrPGRR5
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) April 6, 2012
Our native Virginia Redbuds shared an early spring this year with the forsythias, dogwoods & cherry trees. Wonder and awe.
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) April 6, 2012
There is a place where gratitude and sorrow merge, and I touch the heart of Jesus.
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) April 5, 2012
Following God's Presence: My brothers in the jail prayed the most wonderful, tender prayer of blessing I’ve ever heard. http://t.co/SY3HP4Lc
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) April 5, 2012
@FrankViola So why do you post a series of blogs on how you and your tribe are "beyond" everyone else in the Body of Christ? Not helpful.
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) April 5, 2012
In Luke 10, the disciples – even though sent by Jesus – couldn't succeed without a welcoming household of peace. So true even today.
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) April 5, 2012
Discipleship just naturally happens where you have multi-generational, sacrificial community. Why do we make so difficult?
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) April 5, 2012
Three years ago I took Marianne flying on our first date. God truly delights in giving beauty for ashes. I can't imagine life without her.
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) April 5, 2012
My passion is to be His hands and His feet, but I never forget that they bear the nail pierced scars of the cross.
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) April 5, 2012
Love without truth is as dangerous as truth without love is corrosive. Our culture is as desperate to hear truth as it is to see love.
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) April 5, 2012
One of the delights of mom living with us: A slice of warm out-of-the-oven whole wheat bread with sweet melting butter on top.
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) April 4, 2012
@LeeGrady Amen! How 'bout the culture of the street, the addicts, the imprisoned, the homeless? http://t.co/8alrr87U
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) April 4, 2012
@churchplanting Jailed, shipwrecked, lashed, tried, left for dead, scorned, abandoned, maybe more – Paul's list likely is not complete.
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) April 4, 2012
When your time becomes consumed with feeding the organization, it's time to kill it. Been there, done that, several times!
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) April 4, 2012
For professed church planters, consider this: In the NT, church leaders emerged from fellowship, not vice versa. http://t.co/5clZ6NYM
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) April 4, 2012
There's nothing inherently wrong with models, plans, programs and movements. However, don't forget that only life can reproduce life.
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) April 4, 2012
Big Disconnect: So many advocating discipleship, but so few wanting to be discipled. Me thinks the discipleship crowd is missing something.
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) April 3, 2012
#OrganicChurch is not anarchism. As fellow bond-servants to Christ & each other, we surrender our pet issues and agendas one to another.
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) April 3, 2012
If you serve Christ for man, clan or plan, you will be disappointed. He bids us first to come, and only then to go.
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) April 3, 2012
@OrganicSower I know. I was one!
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) April 3, 2012
Some think ministry is about having a prepared message. I have learned it is about being a prepared man (or woman!).
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) April 3, 2012
If ur "ministry" starts producing groupies, it's time to pull back. May I decrease, that He increase. True leadership: http://t.co/pOoLeUQ6
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) April 3, 2012
Postmodern Pietism is Me Squared. #Postmodern: Everything is about my sensibilities. #Pietism: Jesus is all about me. http://t.co/EA4WwuCV
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) April 3, 2012
Simple Church? Any fool can make it complicated! #SimpleChurch #OrganicChurch
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) April 3, 2012
@FrankViola – May the "Beyond" crowd transcend themselves. @Neil_Cole – May the CMA crowd transcend their movement. http://t.co/2PBJulOz
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) April 3, 2012
#Obama: Why is it judicial activism if the Supreme's simply affirm the Constitution?
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) April 3, 2012
Most of my pastoral counseling is letting folks know as they are known – not by me, by logic, or Scripture. By Jesus. http://t.co/Na9oKDwI
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) April 3, 2012
In my 20's, I created a movement. In my 30's, I created a reputation. In my 40's, I created wealth. In my 50's, thank God I'm over it.
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) April 3, 2012
Gathering together this morning to experience Christ in us, among us & through us – each and every one. Left the podium and the show behind!
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) April 1, 2012
The Body of Christ ain't some Sunday God show.
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) April 1, 2012
I love Twitter. Reducing an idea to 140 characters forces clarity. Any fool can be complicated, but simplicity comes from focus & hard work.
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) April 1, 2012
Praise God for all the souls who surrender to Jesus at church Easter egg hunts this week. Yes indeed, the Great Commission in action! 😉
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) April 1, 2012
Listening to Bishop so-so at a fundraising banquet in a mega church makes me realize I'm truly now a stranger in a strange land. Praise God!
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 31, 2012
I use to invite you to attend my church with my friends. Now, I go and offer to be church with you and your friends.
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 31, 2012
If the homeless, poor, addicts & inmates become objects of ministry and programs, you cease being the Body of Christ. http://t.co/8alrr87U
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 31, 2012
If the homeless, poor, addicts & inmates become objects of ministry and programs, you cease being the Body of Christ. http://t.co/8alrr87U
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 31, 2012
Church today with those living in the woods… no buildings, budget, staff, "mission" or agenda. Just Jesus in us, among us and through us.
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 31, 2012
Jesus at the Fringes: Over thirty homeless folks emerge each week from the woods, Bibles in hand, to be the church! http://t.co/8alrr87U
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 31, 2012
The Lord gives vision & mission to each believer, according to their individual grace, gifting and calling, and knits it together His way!
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 30, 2012
When we stopped building fellowships around "vision" and "mission", we became Christ's Body. Jesus, our only foundation! 1 Cor. 3:10-11.
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 30, 2012
When I contracted a rare, degenerative disease, I began to find sufficient grace. I am forever changed. http://t.co/X53qxmo8
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 30, 2012
Let's connect thru grace and our common humanity. I see it daily, Loving LGBT People | Till He Comes http://t.co/6ARfMSzq via @jeremyers1
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 29, 2012
I often feel overwhelmed by God's presence & start crying in gratitude. Other times, I feel overwhelmed by inadequacy. Life is like that.
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 29, 2012
Excellent blog: Does Christianity Have a Feminine Feel? http://t.co/5frUITaX via @FrankViola
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 29, 2012
Desperate people don't want syrupy sentimentality masquerading as love. They want frank love rooted in hard reality. http://t.co/FxjpG218
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 29, 2012
Is there nothing we won't tolerate these days in the name of Christ and our post-modern concept of His love? http://t.co/FxjpG218
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 29, 2012
In ministering to those trapped by addiction, Jesus easily breaks the bondage as they expose the hurt. But they then must break the pattern.
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 29, 2012
You can't make this up: Christ Chapel promotes "Passion Play" in the midst of pastoral sex abuse scandals. http://t.co/UkeJAqDA
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 29, 2012
The Apostles weren't killed for loving Jesus, but because that love made them do things that upended economics, civil power & cultures.
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 28, 2012
I've learned to never trust someone who smiles all the time. They're hiding something! @JoelOsteen
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 28, 2012
If Peter, James and Paul had PowerPoint, would there be a New Testament? 😉
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 28, 2012
No, I don't want to be part of your movement, program or agenda. I just want to be part of the Body of Christ.
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 28, 2012
@davidslim53 – Key principle: Don't bring new converts to your house church. Start a new house church with your converts!
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 28, 2012
The issue when it comes to Christians and politics is not conservative verses liberal, but jurisdictional. http://t.co/KVpHbqka
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 28, 2012
Some Christians want "be-all" civil government. Empowerment to solve all our problems is not compassion, but tyranny. http://t.co/KVpHbqka
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 28, 2012
800 lb paper airplane: Some folks having too much time on their hands, or just having fun? I vote for just having fun! http://t.co/VrbSqr1S
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 27, 2012
Grace, love and mercy are all great, but please, don't expect too much before I've had my morning cup of coffee!
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 27, 2012
@OrganicSower Oops. Did I really say that? It just sort of slipped out in an unguarded moment. Me bad! 😉
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 27, 2012
Lord save the West of self-absorbed religion, mired in pietistic post-modern sensibilities, masquerading as Jesus-focused Christianity.
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 27, 2012
Jesus is My Homeboy! http://t.co/yhKSPR0J via @OrganicSower
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 26, 2012
Raised country and learned that crap is the best fertilizer. As Jesus brings life from crap, u won't need no artificial church growth junk.
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 26, 2012
Just finished mentoring 14 men in an indigenous church we planted in jail to in turn be church planters as they go to other units. Sweet!
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 25, 2012
An #OrganicChurch "planter" not himself organically planted in a functioning, accountable fellowship is an oxymoron. http://t.co/nLIx8rUN
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 25, 2012
Jesus in us, among us and through is the basis for ekklesia. Just make sure He's the authentic Jesus, and not God created in your own image!
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 25, 2012
Hey, if you insist that Christians must #tithe, then at least teach what the Bible REALLY says about it! http://t.co/QBrdaLHS
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 24, 2012
A strong spiritual legacy is the Lord's heritage.
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 24, 2012
Mom turns 78 today. A true woman of God, more energetic & mentally sharper than a 28 year old, and a vital part of our #OrganicChurch.
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 24, 2012
A brother who is planting a church among the homeless give up his seat today for another, sat away from the table, and they did just fine!
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 24, 2012
Forgiveness needn't always lead to reconciliation. Forgiveness takes one, while reconciliation takes two – and even then may be ill advised.
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 23, 2012
If selling all they had and sharing all things in common was so great, why did the Jerusalem church later need alms from other churches?
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 23, 2012
Back in my flying days. I miss my plane! pic.twitter.com/8w5PQqAz
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 23, 2012
My wife and me. pic.twitter.com/8PZYkdoQ
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 23, 2012
Love this story of redemption and hope! http://t.co/Ra5Pnv41
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 23, 2012
Good blog: The apostolic influence brings catalytic reaction, but doesn't need to spread with the movement. @Neil_Cole http://t.co/4d3O86rc
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 23, 2012
Institutional mindset: If control hasn't worked, the answer is more control. Let's try life instead! http://t.co/TXeFQ0HS
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 23, 2012
Sin results in big government: "When a land transgresses, it has many rulers." Prov. 28:2. http://t.co/KVpHbqka
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 23, 2012
Why do #Christfollowers think if we just avoid controversy, everyone will love us back? Evil, and evil men, yet exist in this world.
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 23, 2012
Yes, I speak in tongues. But the true sign of the Baptism of the Holy Spirit? Power to be a witness at home & to the whole world. Acts 1:8
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 22, 2012
Turning an isolated example from Scripture into rigid doctrine is fraught with danger. What is descriptive is not proscriptive!
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 22, 2012
If you want a President with etch-a-sketch convictions, then Mitt's your man! Do Christians still value firm principles and a moral compass?
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 22, 2012
What's so hard about apologetics? Simple speak God's Word made alive in you. It won't return void! Is. 55:11.
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 21, 2012
Beware of the crippling either/or – the false dichotomy that says it's either all my way or it's wrong. God is bigger than your pet ideas!
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 21, 2012
I have learned to be be tolerant where Scripture is silent or ambiguous.
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 21, 2012
Why be so rigid in telling others they can't support local ministry? If a church pays some for time-consuming service, what's it to you?
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 21, 2012
Starting a church around a pastor? In the NT, local leadership always emerged from fellowship and was always plural. http://t.co/WlChkoS5
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 21, 2012
For many, “church” is a big box where they attend a “service” on Sunday mornings. It's time to think outside the box! http://t.co/wOjh2mwK
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 20, 2012
Put down the crab grass preventer and put up the purple martin house. Just hope an early spring didn't get a jump on me this year!
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 20, 2012
So what if Pres. Obama ordered Jewish and Muslim organizations to serve pork? Would you still be indifferent?
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 20, 2012
If the viability of your church depends on one man, it ain't ekklesia.
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 20, 2012
Gratitude: God's secret ingredient for healthy community.
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 19, 2012
Wisdom: The bridge that spans the gulf between principle and application, and between truth and circumstance.
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 19, 2012
The law reveals, but grace enables.
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 19, 2012
My prayer for you: May we never be trapped by the successes of our past.
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 18, 2012
Accountable church planters have an Antioch. Claiming accountability from other detached freelancers doesn't cut it. http://t.co/9uRGv38y
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 18, 2012
Too many tout themselves as modern day apostles and church planters like Paul, but where's their Antioch?
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 17, 2012
Christian authors who make the sensibilities of their "tribe" normative for the entire Body of Christ do great harm to the cause of Christ.
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 17, 2012
Wisdom: Understanding the precepts God has integrated into the very fabric of creation.
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 16, 2012
Sometimes we forget that even Jesus needed to periodically retreat from ministry and the crowds to recharge His batteries.
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 16, 2012
Have Christians been so emasculated as to have lost the capacity for righteous anger?
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 16, 2012
Something ain't right if you need a marquee on Smoketown Road to let people know that Jesus loves them.
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 15, 2012
Before seeing that I don't suffer fools lightly, self-anointed "apostles" wanted to be our "covering". Thankfully, they now leave us alone!
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 15, 2012
To Christians who want civil government to usurp self government: Where do you find that in Scripture?
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 15, 2012
Jesus rarely exempts us from our frailties or the consequences of a fallen world. Rather, He makes us complete in our weakness.
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 15, 2012
A really good blog by @RossRohde on how traditional ways of doing church pose a problem. http://t.co/OlcqvyWG
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 12, 2012
The idea that “ekklesia” (the Greek word for “church” in the Bible) and the Great Commission are at odds is itself odd. http://t.co/CxPWxRPz
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 12, 2012
For ideas, reactions, observations, links to other resources and pithy quotes, let's connect on Twitter at http://t.co/JT7g7SPW.
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 12, 2012
True grace is freely given, but costs everything to accept.
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 12, 2012
"Church planting" is an entirely appropriate Biblical phrase that's been entirely corrupted by unbiblical practice. Sigh…
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 11, 2012
Don't confuse church planters with church consultants – even if they call themselves organic! There are many teachers, but very few fathers.
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 11, 2012
I know it confuses folks. I go after sexually abusive pastors under the law, but embrace repentant sex offenders under the gospel.
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 11, 2012
I have found that those who feel the need to call themselves apostles, ain't.
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 11, 2012
Amazing afternoon with the Church in D Pod, Prince William County jail.
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 11, 2012
The more I minister to folks, the more I see how simple it is. And the more I realize how hard it is to get to simple. http://t.co/8MLIm8kx
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 7, 2012
Christ Chapel: Bearing Witness Against Pastoral Sex Abuse http://t.co/cdo2z60N
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) December 2, 2011
Are those obeying Biblical mandates for “church” a “church” even though the word “church” has become so corrupted? http://t.co/dKJzmQQC
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) October 9, 2011
http://t.co/fWIcbXz: When loyalty to the leader trumps integrity, and folks sit silent, then it’s no longer a church – it’s a cult.
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) August 9, 2011
I really, truly do love the Church. I just don't like what typically masquerades these days as the Church. http://fulcrumexpress.com/
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) April 4, 2011
Today we go canoeing on the Occoquan with a picnic and maybe some fishing.
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) June 13, 2009
Powerful time teaching in the jail this morning on Biblical principles for entrepreneurship. Back for session 2 this evening.
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) June 12, 2009
What's happening to me??? "Someone" suggested I shave my beard, and now my face is butt naked. I haven't seen my face in over twenty years!
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) May 2, 2009
All I can say is look out Church! God is rising up the next generation of church leaders in the local jail! it's amazing to watch!
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) April 23, 2009
I figure about half a dozen men committed their lives to Jesus today in the jail. It was a powerful time of teaching and sharing.
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) April 13, 2009
Finally, a quiet afternoon with time to relax!
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) April 10, 2009
I finally joined Twitter. Now we're all in trouble!
— Jim Wright (@OrganicSower) March 15, 2009
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