The speaker questions the idea of a massive revival happening in Africa and instead suggests that there are small pockets of Christians around the world who are serious about preaching the gospel and believing in the word of God. The growth of Christianity in Africa is attributed to the prosperity gospel rather than solid biblical teachings.

Mala, the West is under the impression that there's a gigantic revival here. Millions of people are turning the Lord. Africa is going to be the next place, where missionaries are going to come, and there's this huge awakening. Is that true? I've heard that a number of times you know and I've thought to myself maybe if there is an underground movement that's happening that we do not know of maybe that is true but if If you're talking about Christianity advancing in limbs and bounds like you've said here in Africa, and you're talking about the prosperity gospel, that's very true and I would say yes to that.

But if you're talking about solid biblical Christianity advancing in Africa in such a way I don't think that is I don't think that is true you know but what I think and what I'm seeing is that all over the world God is raising up men and women who are serious about about his word and what we're preaching and believe in the gospel and these are small pockets that we are hearing and seeing all over the world and so I don't think it's something like what people are saying today in Africa happening. It's the prosperity gospel and it's growing and it's sweeping countries.