Gospel musician Pastor Solomon Ohene Akuffo, known in music circles as Ps Solo, has released a new song titled “Enter”
According to him, his latest single, Enter, was inspired by a disturbing TikTok video he came across.
The video showed a young man abusing a drug known as “red,” struggling to keep his eyes open.
That image reminded him of Romans 7:15, where Apostle Paul speaks of the struggle with human weakness and addiction.
“The picture touched me deeply,” Ps Solo explained. “I thought, even if God said He had granted this young man entry into heaven, in his state, he wouldn’t even be able to open the gate and enter, unless God Himself did it for him. That is how much we all depend on God’s grace.”
For Ps. Solo, the song is a call to humility and repentance. “We have all faced some form of addiction or weakness,” he said. “We must admit our struggles, know ourselves, and apologize to God for falling short,” he added.
Ps. Solo was born to Mr. and Mrs. Akuffo and raised in Amanase, a suburb of Suhum in the Eastern Region.
He hails from Akropong Akwapem and has a wife with three children.
Ps Solo’s musical journey began in 2015 when he released his debut album of eight tracks.
Financial challenges, however, prevented him from promoting the project as widely as he hoped.
Interestingly, his gift for songwriting came as a surprise, even to him. Never a member of a church choir, he says inspiration often strikes during meditation and prayer.
Outside of music, Ps Solo has worked with Ghana Airways and Daddo Maritime Services, but his calling to use music as a tool for ministry has remained strong.
Through his song “Enter,” Pastor Solomon blends music, scripture, and real-life experiences to deliver a message of hope, urging listeners to rely not on their own strength but on God’s.
Source:Lovinghananews.com
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