Bishop Wayne Malcolm welcomes Archbishop Doye Agama who introduces the series uncovering the original Africans and their relationship with the ancient Greece, Israel and beyond. The series also looks at the relationship between Islam and Christianity in North Africa.

Archbishop Doye Agama traces the genealogy of Christ and the connections to Africa, starting with Noah's descendants.

Archbishop Doye Agama takes us through Africa's ancient history, picking up from the from the Israelites leaving Egypt with Moses up until King Solomon's relationship with the Queen of Sheba.

Archbishop Doye Agama teaches us through from the time from the birth of Christ, and the magi who traveled to see Him, to the beginning of Islam.

Bishop Wayne Malcolm hears from Archbishop Doye Agama about the relationship Christianity had with the colonisation, and how commercial exploitation and slavery overtook the responsibility of taking the Gospel to the ends of the earth.

Archbishop Doye Agama shares the history of the ex-slaves who became Christian missionaries, who went across Africa and spread the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

When religion becomes involved in politics, politics often enters into the church. Archbishop Doye Agama looks at the effects of religion in politics and how Christianity suffers persecution under Islamic rule.

Bishop Wayne Malcolm speaks to Archbishop Doye Agama about his views for the future of Christianity in Africa and how Africa is becoming the epicenter of the global church.