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Jason Fowler

Jason Fowler

is co-founder, along with his wife Pam, of the Sustainable Traditions project. He is curator/editor/illustrator/webmaster of the ST blogazine and envisions this virtual space as a voice for church renewal and Holy Spirit inspired resilience. Jason lives with his wife and six kids by the Blue Ridge Mountains in Bedford, Virginia plotting a course toward intentional Christian community. Find him on Twitter as @wiselywoven and @sustainabletrad

Are you part of GOD's mustard seed conspiracy?

A Global Conspiracy of Epic Proportions

By Jason Fowler on 05/03/2013

The Gospel of Jesus is the greatest underground plot we can get caught up in. It is a global conspiracy of epic proportions.

Posted in Features, Society and Culture, Voice of One Calling | Tagged American culture, christian living, culture wars, GOD, gospel of the Kingdom, Jesus, mustard seed, mustard seed conspiracy, new creation | Leave a response

Christ Our Passover Lamb

Christ Our Passover Lamb

By Jason Fowler on 03/26/2013

May we return to this revelation that if we are to truly be His students and followers we must know Christ as our Passover lamb…

Posted in Features, Theology, Voice of One Calling | Tagged christian faith, Hebrew roots of Christian faith, Jesus, Lamb of GOD, Passover | Leave a response

Triumphal Entry into Jerusalem: A Different Kind of Deliverance

A Different Kind of Deliverance

By Jason Fowler on 03/24/2013

There was a sense of joy and excitement as we traveled towards Jerusalem. We were all looking forward to the Passover feast but most of all…We were waiting for the moment when Yeshua would publicly reveal himself to all of Israel…

Posted in Voice of One Calling | Tagged Bible, christian faith, GOD, history of Israel, Jesus, kingdom of GOD, life of Jesus, Passover, Scripture | Leave a response

Mourning A Native Son, Remembering A Hidden Wound

Mourning A Native Son, Remembering A Hidden Wound

By Jason Fowler on 03/22/2013

As I mourn the loss of Richard Twiss – I am reminded of this hidden wound – this need for a deeper forgiveness and reconciliation through Jesus who calls all nations before the throne of our Father and Creator…

Posted in Features, Heroes and Prophets, Voice of One Calling | Tagged America, American history, Church History, Indigenous voices, Native Americans, reconciliation, repentance, Richard Twiss, Whole-life Christian faith | Leave a response

Return To Our Senses by Christine Sine

Return To Our Senses: Re-Imagining How We Pray (Book Review)

By Jason Fowler on 02/03/2013

Instead of offering a formulaic approach to a successful prayer life, Christine invites us to reengage our spiritual imaginations – to rediscover the love of GOD and the joy of unceasing conversation with Him…

Posted in Book Reviews, Features, Prayer, Voice of One Calling | Tagged book, book review, christian living, GOD, Jesus, Prayer, spiritual disciplines, Whole-life Christian faith | Leave a response

Landfill Harmonic (Trailer)

Landfill Harmonic (Trailer)

By Jason Fowler on 02/02/2013

Cateura, Paraguay is a town essentially built on top of a landfill. When orchestra director Szaran and music teacher Favio set up a music program for the kids of Cateura, they soon have more students than they have instruments…Today, there’s an entire orchestra of assembled instruments, now called The Recycled Orchestra…

Posted in Videos | Tagged Community and Ecclesia, community renewal, Consumerism, creativity, films, inspiration, local action, movie, music, Poverty, practicing resurrection, recycling, redemption | Leave a response

May we live in the light of the rumors of the coming glory

The Glory and Muck of Christmas

By Jason Fowler on 12/25/2012

As I mucked out the barn this morning I could almost imagine this world to come, like a newborn in the straw, asleep in the stall, dreaming of what is to come, in the dusty early morning light.

Posted in Voice of One Calling | Tagged christmas, GOD, Gospel, Jesus, kingdom of GOD, prophecy, Theology | 4 Responses

The real saint Nicholas was a radical man of faith.

Rediscovering A Christmas Icon: Nicholas the Wonderworker

By Jason Fowler on 12/06/2012

This Christmas season, let us remember Nicholas’ example and pursue, as he did, a radical devotion to Jesus and the power of embodying GOD’s kingdom in simplicity and, even sometimes hidden, exploits of faith.

Posted in Church & World History, Heroes and Prophets | Tagged christmas, Church History, heroes of Christian faith, history, justice, mercy, Saint Nicholas, works of mercy | Leave a response

Consumerism: the real war on Christmas

The Real War On Christmas

By Jason Fowler on 12/04/2012

He asked me why I thought there was not more of an outcry from Christian leaders against Consumerism in Christmas. He pointed out that most of what he has heard about are Christians taking a stand against “the war on Christmas”…

Posted in Voice of One Calling | Tagged Anti-Consumerism, christmas, Consumerism, crisis of consumerism, culture, Jesus | 4 Responses

It's not the end of the world. It's the beginning. What are you immanentizing?

The Beginning Is Near! Thoughts On Apocalypse and Anticipation

By Jason Fowler on 11/08/2012

We must develop a deeper Christian imagination of the future…How you view the end of the story deeply shapes and informs how you live your life now. We all have a view of the future. And from that view we live backwards in the present.

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