SEU Worship Releases New Live Album 'Found In The Field'
SEU Worship releases its new live album, Found In The Field, today. The Southeastern University worship collective recorded the project on campus at Bush Chapel. Found In The Field captures the students' worship and heart at SEU.
“Found in the Field captures the incomparable treasure of knowing Jesus, a discovery so abundant and joyful it makes trading everything else for Him the easy choice,” shares Chelsea Plank of SEU Worship. “It speaks to staying rooted in His presence, where recognizing our deep need for God doesn't leave us empty, but only deepens our hunger for more of Him.”
Featured guests include Abbie Gamboa on "Keep Me Right Here" and "Need You," while Aodhan King is featured on "rlly x you". The project also includes the previously released track "Wild Rushing Wind," captured at a gathering that became the starting point for a 10-day spiritual outpouring across the university’s campus. What began during the winter conference continued as students gathered for extended times of worship, prayer, and response to God’s presence. The movement drew national attention and became a defining moment for the campus community.
Much of SEU Worship’s recent growth has been fueled by the impact of their song, “What A God,” which has amassed more than 150 million lifetime streams and peaked at No. 21 on the CCLI chart. The song was also nominated for Worship Song of the Year at the 2025 GMA Dove Awards, helping introduce the collective and its music to an even broader audience.
