Joshua Maponga is at a crossroads, after 33 years in christian ministry, he has found himself in a place where he can't find satisfying answers to his questions.  His questions stem from a life of dedication to his calling but some things remain a mystery.  He says God gave us brains to think therefore questions are a sign of a functioning brain. In this interview, he tries to explain where he stands with the Bible.  Maponga feels strongly about Africa and says in his understanding, Africa plays a significant role in the Bible and prophecy, but because of how the gospel was presented by the Europeans, these African related truths are neglected.   He is calling on Africa to embrace its humanity and the knowledge available to emancipate itself from the spiritual poverty it is facing.   Maponga, who also features on AmaBishop, a Moja Love production, says he is writing a book titled, The Gospel according to Maponga J and will be one African children will be reading and referring to in years to come. His message is deeply rooted in his quest to decolonize christianity.