From Cush to Christ: Africa’s Role in God’s Redemptive Plan

From Cush to Christ illuminates Africa's enduring place in God's unfolding story, tracing its significance from biblical times to the present. Through vivid storytelling, scriptural insights, and humanized narratives, the book explores the roles of African nations, figures, and communities in God's redemptive plan, demonstrating that the continent has always been an active participant in His purposes.
From the early genealogies of Cush to the conversion of the Ethiopian eunuch, Africa's contributions to faith, leadership, and prophecy are highlighted with clarity and depth. The book also brings Africa's present-day faith to life, showing how communities embody gospel principles in family, work, worship, and social engagement. By examining local storytelling, cultural practices, and communal values, it reveals how African heritage aligns with biblical truths and continues to enrich the global Church.
Readers are invited to see the continent not merely as a backdrop to salvation history but as a vibrant partner in living out Christ-centred faith. Ultimately, From Cush to Christ is both an educational and inspirational journey. It equips readers to appreciate Africa's biblical legacy, embrace its cultural wisdom, and engage in faithful, missional living. By connecting the past, present, and future, this book encourages believers to celebrate Africa's role in God's story, deepen their own faith, and actively participate in the ongoing mission of spreading the gospel to all nations.