Aba, The Seed.

Aba, The Seed.
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"Aba, The Seed” is a transformative podcast where stories, lessons, and creative insights meet. Hosted by Aaron Boakye Acquah (ABA), the podcast explores how seeds of inspiration grow into impactful ideas, art, and ventures. Drawing from Aaron’s expertise in music, film, and design, each episode weaves together narratives of personal growth, faith, and innovation. Rooted in the symbolism of a seed, “Aba” invites listeners to nurture their potential and embrace the journey of transformation. Whether you’re an artist, entrepreneur, or someone seeking deeper meaning, this podcast is your soil for growth. Tune in weekly to discover how small beginnings can lead to extraordinary outcomes.

Episodes

  1. Aug 13

    The Healing

    Last week we sat with the wound that happens inside God's house. This week, we ask the final question of Series 1. How does the healing actually begin? Not as a programme. Not as a method. As a way of seeing — enabled by the Spirit, modelled by the Son, flowing from the Father. Episode 10 traces the full arc. The enemy's strategy behind the father wound. The Holy Spirit as the Spirit of adoption, the one who enables the cry that reaches Abba. The Philippians 2 progression, what love actually looks like when it moves through a person who has died to self. The father in Luke 15 performing kenosis before Paul wrote it. And the woman caught in adultery — and what it means that the sinless man chose the dirt over the stone. We also look at something embedded in one of the oldest books in the Torah — a structure that suggests the design was never new. Vertical first. Then horizontal. Always. And the episode closes with something personal. A moment in an ordinary Accra market at 6 am. And what it changed about how one man sees the person beside him. The comfort was never meant to stay with you. But this is not where the story ends. Series 1 asked: Who is God? Series 2 is going to take us somewhere deeper. The seed has been planted. Watch what grows.

  2. Aug 5

    ABBA'S BALM

    Last week we asked why so many of us struggle to feel a running God running toward us. This week we have to ask the harder question. What happens when the place that was supposed to heal us — wounds us instead? Church hurt is real. It travels in every direction — from leadership to congregation, between members, and sometimes from congregation back to leadership. This episode doesn't look away from any of it. But it also follows three men who faced that wound and made a remarkable choice. Joseph — thrown into a pit by his own brothers — who looked at the people who betrayed him and said: "You meant it for evil. But God meant it for good." David — who built 400 broken men into warriors, only to have those same men threaten to stone him at his lowest moment. And who strengthened himself in God and led them anyway. Paul — who stood alone at his first defence, abandoned by everyone he had built — and wrote: "May it not be held against them." Three wounds. Three men. One choice. And one text that ties it all together — 2 Corinthians 1:3-4. The God of all comfort, who comforts us in our troubles — so that we can comfort others with the same comfort we received. The comfort was never meant to stay with you. Abba's Balm is about finding your way back to the table — even after the table wounded you.

  3. Jul 29

    ABBA HEARS THE CHILD

    Episode 7 showed us a Father who runs. But for many of us, that image doesn't quite land — because something older, something quieter, gets in the way. In this episode, we follow two men whose stories tell the truth about that something. Ishmael — the firstborn son sent into the wilderness with a skin of water and no way back. And Mephibosheth — the forgotten grandson of a fallen king, hiding in a place called Lo-debar, which means no pasture. A place of nothing. One was heard in the wilderness. The other was called to a table he never expected. Both of them carry a question this episode refuses to avoid: what does the father wound actually do to us — and what does God say about it? We also explore the Aaronic Blessing from Numbers 6 — and what it looks like when you read it in the original Hebrew. The God it describes is not distant. Not conditional. Not waiting to see if you earn it. And to every father listening — and every man still waiting to become one — this episode has something to say to you too. Abba hears the child. He always has.

  4. Jul 22

    The God Who Runs | What Abba Actually Looks Like

    He had been the life of the room not long ago. Friends everywhere. Laughter at every table. Wherever he went, the good times followed. He was generous. He had money, and he spent it freely. And then the money ran out. And the room emptied. Not one phone call. Not one check-in. Not one person standing with him. In that silence — sitting in a field feeding pigs, far from everything he had known — a thought broke through for the first time in a long time. My father's servants eat better than this. Episode 7 of ABA The Seed follows the most detailed parable Jesus ever told. And before we get to the story, we need to understand who Jesus is telling it to — because the audience changes everything. He is eating with tax collectors and sinners. The religious leaders are muttering outside. And Jesus responds with a story about a father and two sons that dismantles everything they thought they knew about how God relates to the unworthy. A younger son who insults his father and demands his inheritance early. A father who gives it anyway. A far country. A famine. A field of pigs. And then — a son who comes to himself. And a father who was watching the road. Who sees him while he is still far off. Who runs. Who restores before the performance is complete. Who goes out — twice — toward two different sons in two different kinds of lostness. We have spent six episodes watching a God who moves toward humanity. Episode 7 is Jesus showing us what that movement looks like with a human face. The theology was never abstract. It was always this personal. This is ABA The Seed — a podcast for everyone who was told their questions were too dangerous. My name is Aaron. And we are still growing. 🌱

  5. Jul 17

    The Weight of His Coming — The Kavod Arc

    There is a Hebrew word at the centre of this episode that most people raised in church have been taught incorrectly. The word is Kavod. It is translated "glory." But its root meaning is not light, radiance, or a spectacular visual display. It means heavy. Weight. Substance. The quality of something that has real, undeniable presence — that reorganises everything around it simply by being what it is. Episode 6 of ABA The Seed traces one of the most extraordinary movements in all of Scripture — the Kavod of God moving deliberately and relentlessly through history toward humanity. We begin in Exodus, where Moses asks to see it — not a miracle, not a sign, but the full weight of who God actually is. We watch it fill the Tabernacle so completely that no one can enter. We hear Isaiah declare that the whole earth is full of it — that it was never contained in any building. And then we arrive in Ezekiel. Where the Kavod departs from the Temple. But not quickly. It moves in stages. It pauses at each threshold. The rabbis counted ten stages of departure — at each one, God lingering. Waiting. Giving every opportunity for the people to turn back. And when it finally stops, it stops on the Mount of Olives. Still waiting. A God who hesitates before He leaves is not an impersonal Monad. That is a Father who does not want to go. But the story does not end with departure. Through Zechariah, God signs a promise with His own Name — Ehyeh — I will be the Kavod in your midst. Personally. Not in a building. That promise moves through John 1:14, through Pentecost, through the seven spirits sent into all the earth in Revelation 5:6, until Paul looks at everything coming and calls it an eternal weight of glory that makes every present suffering feel like nothing. The Kavod never stopped moving. It moved toward us — until it arrived inside us. This is ABA The Seed — a podcast for everyone who was told their questions were too dangerous. My name is Aaron. And we are still growing. 🌱

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"Aba, The Seed” is a transformative podcast where stories, lessons, and creative insights meet. Hosted by Aaron Boakye Acquah (ABA), the podcast explores how seeds of inspiration grow into impactful ideas, art, and ventures. Drawing from Aaron’s expertise in music, film, and design, each episode weaves together narratives of personal growth, faith, and innovation. Rooted in the symbolism of a seed, “Aba” invites listeners to nurture their potential and embrace the journey of transformation. Whether you’re an artist, entrepreneur, or someone seeking deeper meaning, this podcast is your soil for growth. Tune in weekly to discover how small beginnings can lead to extraordinary outcomes.

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  • Creator
    Aba, The Seed.
  • Years Active
    2024 - 2026
  • Episodes
    5
  • Rating
    Clean
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    © 2026 Aba, The Seed.