Now, I get that you and I probably have a different number of Twitter followers. A tweet up (that’s what they are called) might not work for you.
However, you can find the time and place to listen to different people with different ideas—and you never know just what you might learn.
3. Take Time for the Random Encounter
It is easy to do all that we can to make things work—to make them go. And I’m not against that, when done with wisdom.
I just want you to leave some room for divine encounters.
4. Finding a Way
Sure, what you do will be different than what I do.
For me, I want to talk to people who are struggling at different places, learning different things, but on the same path. The night I was on the road for two hours, I spoke with Jared (fake name). He had some questions and we got to talk through some things. He said it meant a lot to him. I certainly felt the same way.
But I learned a lot from him. He’s African American ministering in an Anglo context. I wanted to know more.
We both learned—actually, we did what Hebrews 10:24 says. We “provoked one another to love and good deeds.”
