The problem with
The problem with the internet is that we no longer need accountability before teaching. We no longer need permission to be heard. We no longer need preparation to speak.
Remember the story of Jesus as a child in the temple? It's in Luke ch2 staring at verse 40. His parents lost track of Him and when they found Jesus, He was in the temple among the teachers. The teachers were astonished at His intelligence. However, further development was necessary. Jesus being 100% God though 100% had to humble Himself and go back with his parents to regular and every day life. :52 states that "Jesus increased in wisdom (in broad and full understanding) and in stature and years, and in favor with God and man.".
How much more should we humble ourselves? Becoming a Twitter or Internet teacher could very well be part of one's calling. I do not at all doubt the power and purpose of God in the interwebs. However, the challenge is to not become self-ordained, self-confident, self-educated prophets who are not yet equipped or fully developed for God's work. No one is perfect. This I know for sure.
I just know that God is calling me to humble myself enough to become more disciplined and to be dedicated to preparation for His plan. It may mean staying quiet when you want to speak or learning when you want to teach, but it's okay. Be patient. Be humble. Be faithful. His ideas are bigger and better than mine could ever be. That means letting go of my creativity and plans to see His at work in my life.
Lord, I surrender.