Kai Ngu speaks on a parable of Jesus on farmers and seeds, and the Hebrew Bible to show us how our Scriptures encourage us to relate to nature - land, animals, plants, stars - as persons and beings full of agency, emotion, and willpower. Understanding this animistic, and arguably indigenous, paradigm is essential towards building an anti-capitalist, anti-colonial ethos.

Kai NguForefront ChurchJuly 23, 2023parables, genesis, environment, colonialism, indigenous

FRUITS OF THE SPIRIT | "Self-control"

Self-control: the meta-fruit empowering all Fruits.

Sarah Ngu makes the case that self-control is kind of a meta-fruit: it helps you do all the other Fruits well. To be able to ensure that when you are exhibiting the other Fruits of the Spirit you are doing so in a way that is rooted from within and carried out by the power of the Spirit.

Sarah NguGuest UserOctober 11, 2020Fruit of the Spirit, self-control, galatians, colonialism, spriit

EPIPHANY, RACE & PRIVILEGE, WEEK 2

Sarah NguForefront ChurchJanuary 22, 2018decolonize, race, colonialism, acts, gentiles