The below is an off-site archive of all tweets posted by @olvrbrown ever

April 3rd, 2012

North Wales weather is getting a bit wild.

via Twitter for iPhone

The Spirit stirs up the Son to pray, and so likewise stirs up all the Father’s children to pray. #NWA2012

via Twitter for iPhone

Prayer is our hearty Christian “no” to independence - let’s be dependant, weak children. #NWA2012

via Twitter for iPhone

Praising, asking, and especially depending on the Father as Jesus does are the staples of our communion with him. #NWA2012

via Twitter for iPhone

We normally pray to the Father, united to the Son by the Spirit. #NWA2012

via Twitter for iPhone

We now pray in Jesus’ name, approaching the Father as a beloved child, one he delights to hear from. #NWA2012

via Twitter for iPhone

The Son is the first prayer: learning to pray is learning to enjoy what the Son has always enjoyed. #NWA2012

via Twitter for iPhone

If prayer is “the cheif exercise of faith”, then the Word of God - the gospel of Christ - must prompt prayer. #NWA2012

via Twitter for iPhone

What is prayer? Not an external burden, but the primary way in which faith expresses itself. #NWA2012

via Twitter for iPhone

@Tanya_Marlow Good point. Seminar was talking in perhaps a slightly different sense to the glory of God as displayed at the cross?

via Twitter for iPhone in reply to Tanya_Marlow

Much like sights on the barrel of a rifle, we need reference points before and after Exodus to correctly understand its trajectory. #NWA2012

via Twitter for iPhone

God’s glory only shines where it is appropriate, in a holy place: Eden, Tabernacle, Temple etc. Culminating in the New Creation. #NWA2012

via Twitter for iPhone

The goal of history is for the whole of the earth to be filled with God’s visible glory. #NWA2012

via Twitter for iPhone

Meanwhile: Boaz, bit of a legend. #NWA2012

via Twitter for iPhone

Worthy woman of Ruth found just next to worthy woman of Proverbs 31 in the Hebrew scriptures. #NWA2012

via Twitter for iPhone