The Prodigy of Nigeria—A Fatima Ahmed Novel

The 21st Century House Churches Series (Book 5)

De: David Michael Curtis

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Dr. Fatima Ahmed returns from the dead a different woman. After a year stranded on a deserted island with only a King James Bible for guidance, the brilliant medical prodigy comes home to Nigeria with an unshakeable faith forged in the crucible of survival. But the joyous homecoming she anticipated quickly turns into a spiritual war. The vibrant, emotional, and prosperous world of her family's megachurch, led by the charismatic Prophet Michael, clashes violently with Fatima’s new, quiet, scripture-based convictions.

Haunted by the simple, unadorned truths she discovered in the Word, Fatima challenges the doctrines of prophecy, tongues, and prosperity that are the bedrock of her family’s faith. Her quiet dissent is met with accusations of rebellion and demonic influence, forcing a painful schism that costs her the love and support of those she holds most dear.

Choosing obedience to God over the approval of man, Fatima rejects a prestigious medical career and follows her new calling to the Makoko slum, one of Lagos’s most impoverished communities. There, she opens a free clinic, and her selfless service begins to attract a small, devoted flock of the city’s forgotten souls. In the heart of the slum, a new church is born—one with no building, no budget, and no prophet, built only on the shared study of the Bible. But as her influence grows, so does the fury of the religious empire she has defied. Betrayed by those she helped, publicly accused, and arrested on false charges, Fatima faces a trial that will test her faith to its absolute limit. As the full weight of a religious empire bears down on her, Fatima must prove that the true church is not built on stone and spectacle, but on the enduring rock of God's Word.