By Jason Fowler on 12/24/2011
Let us remember that GOD’s purposes can be birthed in us as we too go low, go small, and labor as He leads us – we need only to be willing vessels. Peace to you this Christmas from our family to yours…
Posted in Features, Voice of One Calling | Tagged Christianity, christmas, faith, GOD, GOD's kingdom, incarnation, Jesus |
By Jason Fowler on 12/22/2011
For a split second, time and space froze. What if that word – ‘Christ’ – what if the Word became flesh right there in the store – what if he showed up at cash register number #17?…
Posted in Features, Money & Economics, Voice of One Calling | Tagged Advent, christian faith, christmas, Consumerism, economy, GOD, holidays, holy days, idols, incarnation, Jesus, mammon, money, shopping, spirituality |
By Jason Fowler on 12/07/2011
Maybe the answer is not a tea party or an occupation or any protest movement after all. I believe we must give ourselves, as disciples of Jesus, to another movement – to His living Body – a people who are again re-incarnating a kingdom not of this world…
Posted in Features, Society and Culture, Voice of One Calling | Tagged christmas, culture, embodying our faith, incarnate, Jesus, occupy, politics, the Church, the incarnation, Whole-life Christian faith |
By Jason Fowler on 12/03/2011
I want to share a few blogs, websites and other resources from around the Web that are seeking to explore more meaningful expressions of Christian celebration and reflection in this season…
Posted in Voice of One Calling | Tagged Advent, celebration, Christian holidays, christmas, incarnation, Jesus, resources, Simple Living |
By Jason Fowler on 12/03/2011
It’s a new yearlong adventure for the Goodwin family and a new blog to connect with others around the themes of food and faith. Starting in late November with the Orthodox Nativity fast, our family is dedicating a year to explore the role of food in Christian spiritual formation, one month at a time…
Posted in Food & Agriculture, Uncategorized | Tagged christian living, food, food and faith, Jesus, spiritual practices |
By Jason Fowler on 11/30/2011
I came home the other night to the thick stench of biosolids (treated sewage sludge) on the wind. The trucks had been driving past our cabin for days…While you may have never heard of biosolids the battle to stop it’s application on agricultural and public lands has been raging for many years…
Posted in Environment & Creation, Features, Food & Agriculture, Justice, Voice of One Calling | Tagged activism, agriculture, biosolids, environment, environmental justice, prayer as activism, sewage sludge, sludge |
By Shawn James on 11/29/2011
During the Summer of 2010 I had the opportunity to help design Good Ground Garden of First Presbyterian Church in Champaign, IL…Using Good Ground Garden as a case study, I sought to explore peoples’ conceptions of spirituality in the garden and how it shapes their actions, or vice versa…
Posted in Community and Ecclesia, Food & Agriculture | Tagged Christian agrarian, christian faith, church, church-based community gardening, community gardening, Creation Care, ecclesia, embodying our faith, Environment & Creation, Gardening, gardening resources, GOD, Jesus, spirituality of gardening |
By Ragan Sutterfield on 11/29/2011
We do not want a replacement for the current system of global capitalism, we want something altogether different, something that is hard to imagine in the midst of Empire…
Posted in Agrarian Notebook | Tagged activism, Babylon, Bible, Christianity and Empire, culture, economics, empire, GOD's kingdom, money, occupy, politics, protest, sabbath economics, Scripture, society |
By Jason Fowler on 11/28/2011
It is easy to forget the LORD’s goodness sometimes and I far too often find fault even in the good gifts GOD gives us – but what a transformation that can take place when we commit our hearts to the practice of gratitude…
Posted in Voice of One Calling | Tagged christian faith, GOD, Jesus, spiritual practices, thankfulness |
By Jason Fowler on 11/10/2011
This is the second half of David Holmgren‘s permaculture principals, with Melody Adele Connally’s commentary about applying them to a biblical worldview…
Posted in Environment & Creation, Features, Food & Agriculture | Tagged agriculture, Biblical Worldview, christian faith, christian living, ecology, GOD, Jesus, permaculture, Theology, Whole-life Christian faith |
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