We’ve reached that era where
people are ‘using’ God instead of
allowing God to use them. Peo-
ple pretend and scheme and once
they get what they want they are
out. Sacrifice is no longer the or-
der and instead it’s only about
convenience. You assign roles and
responsibilities yet people are still
not working.
talking to people and helping them
build a solid relationship with God
as well as emphasizing the need
to be co-labourers in the kingdom
of God.
TCM: What is your take on the Gha-
naian gospel music industry?
AT: Things are hanging. We’ve
been exposed to people doing ur-
ban gospel and these are people
TCM: How can this be changed?
who love God and choose to ex-
AT: I think we need to continue press themselves in that area. It’s
got to a point when I really wasn’t
listening to Ghanaian gospel. At
some point, it was all noise and
shouting and you really couldn’t
meditate with these songs but I
think that now the urban gospel,
are doing things differently and
passionately. They should have
a little more bible-based content
and they need to wait more on the
face of God so they can be more
prompted in the things of God
TCM: What role have you played
in ensuring that worship leaders in
your church minister & lead from
a place of authenticity and truth-
fulness?
AT: I’m a worshipper myself. In
my church, we do a lot of fasting
and prayers and leaders don’t just
come and lead but are required to
minister in their area of calling in
order to lead under divine inspira-
tion. We teach them to prayerfully
wait on the Lord and allow them