Introduction
Pastor Matthew Ashimolowo, Founder and Senior Pastor of Kingsway International Christian Centre (KICC), delivered a practical and deeply challenging message during the Day 3 Morning Session of the Greater Works Conference 2026 at ICGC Christ Temple East, Teshie-Accra. Continuing from his previous teaching on wealth creation, he emphasized that God’s desire is not merely for believers to create wealth but to break into higher levels of wealth creation that produce lasting influence and generational impact.
Using biblical examples, particularly the life of Joseph, Pastor Ashimolowo presented practical principles on leadership, discipline, business, stewardship, communication, and systems thinking. Throughout the sermon, he reminded believers that financial prosperity is a tool for advancing God’s Kingdom and serving humanity.
Solve Bigger Problems to Receive Greater Rewards
Pastor Ashimolowo explained that the size of the problems believers solve determines the magnitude of the opportunities and rewards they receive.
“The problems you solve determine the blessings you receive.”
Using Joseph as an example, he noted that Joseph solved a national crisis by preparing Egypt for famine, which elevated him from prison to the palace. Christians, he said, should focus less on qualifications and more on becoming solution providers.
Delay Gratification and Build for the Future
One of the strongest lessons from the sermon was the importance of delayed gratification. Rather than increasing lifestyle whenever income increases, believers should invest for the future.
Pastor Ashimolowo observed that many wealthy people postpone unnecessary consumption in order to build assets that appreciate over time. He encouraged Christians to think beyond immediate pleasure and embrace long-term financial wisdom.
Build the Right Relationships
The preacher stressed that relationships shape destiny and influence.
“Your network is your net worth.”
He challenged believers to surround themselves with builders, visionaries, mentors and solution-minded people instead of habitual complainers. According to him, the right relationships expose people to opportunities, ideas and strategic connections that accelerate growth.
Discipline, Learning and Communication Produce Success
Pastor Ashimolowo taught that extraordinary results come from consistent discipline rather than occasional effort. He shared aspects of his personal routine, including continuous reading, exercise and intentional self-development.
He also encouraged believers to study successful people because, as he put it,
“Success leaves clues.”
Beyond learning, he urged entrepreneurs and ministry leaders to master communication and sales, explaining that even the best ideas remain hidden if they are not effectively communicated to the right audience.
Build Systems, Not Just Businesses
Drawing extensively from Joseph’s administration in Egypt, Pastor Ashimolowo argued that sustainable prosperity depends on systems rather than individual effort.
“Build business that operates beyond you.”
He explained that systems create leverage, scalability, consistency and continuity across generations. Businesses should be documented, delegated, automated, measured and continually improved. Without systems, he warned, businesses rarely survive beyond their founders.
Think Globally and Prepare for Generations
The KICC founder challenged believers to think beyond local markets by embracing technology, digital marketing and international opportunities.
He also encouraged Christians to prepare for future generations by creating wealth structures capable of benefiting children and grandchildren rather than pursuing short-term success.
God Blesses Through Four Hands
As he concluded, Pastor Ashimolowo declared that God prospers His people through four channels:
- The hand of another person.
- The hand of God.
- The work of one’s own hands.
- Even the hands of former enemies.
He prayed that God would open unusual doors and grant supernatural increase to His people.
“Today is the poorest you will ever be.”
He concluded by declaring that believers’ greatest financial testimonies were still ahead of them.
Conclusion
Pastor Matthew Ashimolowo’s message at Greater Works 2026 presented a compelling blueprint for biblical wealth creation. By combining spiritual principles with practical wisdom, he challenged believers to solve meaningful problems, build scalable systems, exercise discipline, embrace strategic relationships and prepare for generational impact. His teaching made it clear that God’s blessing is not an end in itself but a means of advancing His Kingdom and blessing others.
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