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Jenny & Tyler: Faint Not (Video)

Jenny & Tyler: Faint Not (Video)

By Jason Fowler on 04/11/2011

Out of this struggle to continually choose sacrificial love we are reminded that it is not idealism or politically-inspired activism but humble submission to the Holy Spirit through whom we can say, like the ancient Hebrew psalmist-king David, “o my soul, faint not, no faint not | o my soul, keep up, up in love”…

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Posted in Videos | Tagged activism, christian faith, courage, faint not, faith, Holy Spirit, Justice, justice, love, music, Poverty, Prayer, St. Francis, worship | 1 Response

Claudio Oliver: Turning Grease Into Gospel

Claudio Oliver: Turning Grease Into Gospel (video)

By Jason Fowler on 03/06/2011

Let Claudio inspire you as well -as you conspire ways to “do small things with great love” in your neighborhood that model and embody GOD’s redemption and reconciliation…

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Posted in Heroes and Prophets, Justice, Videos | Tagged christian faith, Christianity, Claudio Oliver, Creation Care, DIY, do it yourself, Gospel, holiness, Jesus, Justice, justice, missional living, Poverty, recycling, soap, soapmaking, Sustainability, sustainability and faith | 2 Responses

A quick list of books we've been reading (montage: J Fowler)

On the Shelf: Books We’re Reading | Fall 2010

By Jason Fowler on 10/31/2010

Due to the volume of books we have been receiving we have had a hard time keeping up with posting regular book reviews, but while we catch up I wanted to give you a quick run down on what we’re reading…

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Posted in Features, Suggested Reading | Tagged book reviews, books, Christian books, culture, environment, holistic Christian faith, Justice, resources, suggested reading, Theology | Leave a response

Will we let Jesus change our cultural values? (montage: J Fowler)

Turning a Deaf Ear to the ‘American Way’

By David Alan Black on 09/28/2010

We tried to imitate [Jesus] in the 1960s…When I was a teenager I thought this meant going barefooted and having long hair. Today I’m finding that the call to discipleship is more expensive. It demands that I turn a deaf ear to the seductive force of materialism and the ‘American Way’…

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Posted in Features, Life In The Spirit, Society and Culture | Tagged american dream, American Empire, christian faith, Christianity, Christianity and culture, Consumerism, Dave Black, David Alan Black, discipleship, Jesus, Justice, kingdom of GOD, missional living, whole-life discipleship | 5 Responses

No empire can stop humble servants empowered by GOD's love

Empire vs. Love

By Bill Guerrant on 08/27/2010

In the 4th Century A.D. the Roman emperor Julian was concerned about the spread of Christianity in his empire…He wrote: “Nothing has contributed to the progress of the superstition of these Christians as their charity to strangers. The impious Galileans provide not only for their own poor, but for ours as well.”

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Posted in Church & World History, Features, Justice | Tagged caring for the poor, christian faith, Christians, Church History, embodying our faith, history, Jesus followers, Julian the Apostate, Justice, love, margins of empire, mercy, mission, Poverty, Roman empire | 1 Response

We can all pursue self-reliance and inter-dependence (montage: J Fowler)

Self-Reliance vs. Self-Sufficiency

By Leni Sorensen on 08/14/2010

Today rather then judge ourselves by some illusory benchmark of rural American self ’sufficiency’ we might better make an effort to be more self-reliant…we can discipline ourselves to participate in the world economy in a more conscious way and to strive for a level of self reliance appropriate to our life circumstance…

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Posted in Features, Intentional Living | Tagged American history, Community and Ecclesia, community-reliance, economics, food production, Intentional Living, inter-dependence, interdependence, Justice, Leni Sorensen, local food movement, localism, rural living, self-reliance, self-reliant living, urban and rural homesteading, urban living | 2 Responses

Whatever we do to 'the least of these' we do to Jesus (montage: J Fowler)

Following Jesus: Befriending The Poor

By Arloa Sutter on 07/06/2010

As I have walked for the past eighteen years alongside thousands of men and women who have become homeless…and as I have visited impoverished communities throughout the world, I have discovered…We actually can…find sustainable, manageable ways to make a difference in the lives of the poor…

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Posted in Features, Justice | Tagged Arloa Sutter, Breakthrough Urban Ministries, caring for the poor, christian faith, compassion, homeless, Jesus, Justice, margins, mercy, ministry, Poverty, society, Teresa of Avila, Whole-life Christian faith | 4 Responses

Jesus said: 're-member' me (montage: J Fowler)

Justice at Christ’s Table

By Ricci Kilmer on 07/02/2010

I was missing communion, I was missing the body of Christ. And not just the spiritualized view of the Lord’s Table but the actual down to earth translation of what that meant. What does it mean to BE Christ’s body for people? What does it mean to say that his body is offered freely?…

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Posted in Community and Ecclesia, Features, Food & Agriculture | Tagged being the Body of Christ, christian faith, communion, embodying our faith, eucharist, food, incarnational faith, Intentional Christian Community, Justice, justice, Lord's Supper, Whole-life Christian faith | 1 Response

How is the Gospel good news for your local area?

Viral Hope: Interview With JR Woodward

By Jason Fowler on 05/25/2010

The Good News took on flesh and blood and grew up in a particular town, and the greatest need in our day is to have living, breathing, communities of faith, that enflesh the good news in specific localities. To follow Jesus is to incarnate the Good News in the real places that we live…

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Posted in Features, Interviews, Suggested Reading | Tagged a robust Gospel, book, church planting, contextual missions, Ecclesia Press, evangelism, incarnational faith, Jesus, JR Woodward, Justice, love, missio dei, Missional Church, Viral Hope, What is the Good News?, Whole-life Christian faith | Leave a response

AmpleHarvest.org: Gardeners Feeding the Hungry

Ample Harvest: Gardeners Feeding the Hungry

By Jason Fowler on 05/21/2010

Often local food pantries don’t have fresh vegetables to give to hungry folks who come in and I know as gardeners, my wife and I have had times where we needed somewhere to take our over abundant harvest…

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Posted in Features, Food & Agriculture | Tagged Ample Harvest, AmpleHarvest.org, food pantries, Gardening, gardening resources, Gary Oppenheimer, gleaning, Hunger, Justice | Leave a response

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