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Worship song

What A God - Live

60churches in our map sing this — one of the most-adopted worship songs right now.
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Majesty

About “What A God - Live”

What A God is a collaboration between SEU Worship, the worship movement of Southeastern University in Lakeland, Florida, and the ONE HOUSE collective. According to the university, the song was written in a spontaneous songwriting session just a week before SEU Conference, where it was introduced live. The recording features vocalists Kenzie Walker, Chelsea Plank and ONE HOUSE's Roosevelt Stewart, and it appears on the live album Move of God, released in June 2024.

Written by Roosevelt Stewart, Brunes Charles, Bobby Walker, Kenzie Walker and Chelsea Plank · Released 2024 on Move of God (Live) · CCLI #7236901

Churches that sing it

Real churches in our map with this in their worship playlist — 15 you can watch on YouTube.

Where in the world

United States
34
United Kingdom
13
Germany
5
Australia
5
South Africa
1
Norway
1

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Frequently asked

Who wrote “What A God - Live”?

Roosevelt Stewart, Brunes Charles, Bobby Walker, Kenzie Walker and Chelsea Plank. It was first released in 2024 on Move of God (Live).

What is “What A God - Live” about?

What A God is a collaboration between SEU Worship, the worship movement of Southeastern University in Lakeland, Florida, and the ONE HOUSE collective. According to the university, the song was written in a spontaneous songwriting session just a week before SEU Conference, where it was introduced live. The recording features vocalists Kenzie Walker, Chelsea Plank and ONE HOUSE's Roosevelt Stewart, and it appears on the live album Move of God, released in June 2024.

How many churches sing “What A God - Live”?

60 churches in the playlist.church map have it in their worship playlists, most often for Majesty — one of the most-adopted worship songs today.