Gospel icon , Moses Osei Kwarteng, popularly known as Moses OK has asserted that doing gospel is a calling and not an avenue for making money.
He observed that some people venture into gospel music because they feel people have made money out of it.
He also noticed that others want to do gospel music because they feel people have become famous by doing it.
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Speaking on Atinka TV’s morning show, Ghana Nie with Abena Dufie, Moses Ok said, “Doing gospel music is a calling. It is like preaching to people. If God has not called you, you do not go out to preach. You have to be sent and so if you are a gospel musician, what you have to do is first, know that it is God’s plan for you to bring out a song; it is a calling.”
He stated other things one needs to consider before venturing into gospel music.
“You need to be sure that it is God’s will for you to come out with a song. After that, you need to stay in his presence continuously, so that you will be able to draw from him, messages that can change the lifestyles of God’s children. The song should have a message that is impactful, a message that can be relevant to people who will listen to it. And you need to be very prayerful and know the timings,” he advised.
Moses Ok added that, “You have to understand that there is a time that God has set for you to come out so take your time to know his timing.”
Personally, he said he stayed off for 16 years, adding that after releasing his new single,’Ene Menko‘ after all these years, the response has been massive.
He said he had received testimonies from many people after listening to the song, saying it is God that helped him.
Meanwhile, he noted that the song can is available on all digital platforms including itunes, Spotify, Apple music, boomplay, Audiomack and Youtube.
He, therefore, encouraged all to stream his songs on the various platforms.
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