Israel: "My goal is to bring people closer to God"

However, he claims that as long as he is leading people to God, he is not very concerned about it.

 Israel-born Isreal Ofori said in an interview with Graphic Showbiz that his major goal in making music is to win souls for the kingdom of God, and he is pleased that it has been accomplished over the years.     

  "I've had the chance to play on various stages, and the testimonials from my ministry inspire me to keep going. To lead others to God, you don't actually need to blow.

"I believe in times and seasons, therefore I'll blow when God says to. In actuality, the Lord—not I—is deserving of blowing. My responsibility is to serve His people everywhere with the talent He gave me, which is to win souls and exalt His name, the man said.

 Ene Wo is Israel's newest song. The song, which was made public on Friday, August 4, thanks God for all that He has done for us. Ene Wo, a tune that passes for a worship song and is presented at a slow tempo, is calming to the ear and, with a little prodding, will draw everyone's attention. 

Israel, who has songs like Aseda with Yaw Sarpong, Asomafuo, and Ebenezer, claimed that you will eventually be accepted if you continue to hang on to your convictions. 

I firmly believe that when you are on the correct path, you shouldn't allow anyone dissuade you, and I am confident that I am.

That long-awaited dream will soon and very soon come true. You must go through specific experiences in this life to get sharper, he continued. 

Israel, a Regent University of Sciences and Technology alumnus and chief editor of the website Gospelhubgh, wants to collaborate with Ghana's top gospel performers.

He has given performances at a variety of gatherings, including Men of Worship in Ghana, TV3 Bands Alive, Next Generation Gospel Ministers, and Ceccy Twum's Gold Worship and Hearts Worship.