Introduction
In a night electrified by praise and deep spiritual revelation, Pastor Matthew Ashimolowo—founder and General Overseer of KICC—delivered a thunderous and soul-stirring sermon that echoed across the capital city of Accra.
With unwavering conviction, he magnified the name of Jesus Christ, declaring Him not only Savior but also Deliverer, Healer, Redeemer, and King of all kings. In his words, “Wherever you are tonight, the power of God will set you free.” This was a prophetic declaration of victory, healing, and supernatural transformation in the name of Jesus.
Key Highlights of the Sermon
The core of Pastor Ashimolowo’s sermon was simple yet profound: Magnify the Lord. Quoting Psalm 34:3, he proclaimed, “Oh, magnify the Lord with me, and let us exalt His name together.” This magnification wasn’t about making God bigger—He already is—but about acknowledging His greatness and declaring it boldly.
Over and over again, Pastor Matthew exalted the matchless identity of Jesus, describing Him with more than 100 titles and attributes. “He is the King of kings, the Lord of lords, the Lily of the Valley, the Bright and Morning Star, the Alpha and Omega, the Balm in Gilead, the Consuming Fire.” With passion, he declared: “Call His name—J-E-S-U-S! That name means Savior!”
He emphasized that Jesus is not a regional deity or a historical figure trapped in religious folklore. “He is not the God of the African, or of the European, or of the Aztecs of Mexico—He is the King of all creation.”
Using vivid biblical imagery, Pastor Matthew reminded listeners of the eternal and present power of Jesus: “He is Daniel’s angel who shuts the mouths of lions, the Fourth Man in the fiery furnace, the rod of Moses that parts the Red Sea, and the Shepherd of Israel who restores the soul.”
But it wasn’t just theology—it was practical. He declared, “Chains are broken. Shackles are loosed. Because of the name of Jesus, your level will change!” Every listener was invited to proclaim the name of Jesus and watch as doors of healing, provision, favor, and restoration flew open.
Conclusion
Pastor Ashimolowo’s message was a powerful reminder that Jesus is not a backup plan—He is the plan. He is not a past Savior—He is the ever-present King, the I AM that I AM. His name is power, and His name brings change.
As he thundered, “Because of the name of Jesus, your enemies will scatter, delays will disappear, and you will recover all,” faith in the crowd ignited. This message was not just a sermon; it was a divine encounter.
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