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SEU Worship to Release New Album: A Forgiving God

Photo of two SEU Worship singers with new album cover in the middle.

A Forgiving God is available to pre-save now on all streaming platforms.

SEU Worship is a worship movement that is redefining the sound of modern worship with fresh creativity and depth. After ranking #1 in the Christian Music Category on Apple Music in June 2024, SEU Worship has been working on curating another heartfelt worship album that is unique to anything they have released before. A Forgiving God, available on June 27, 2025, is one of SEU Worship’s most personal and spiritually rich projects to date. This album is a reflection of the journey Southeastern University’s campus has taken through seasons of prayer, creativity, and rediscovery of God’s mercy. 

The Message of A Forgiving God

At its core, this album is a declaration of who God is: merciful, patient, and always welcoming. The message woven throughout the album is one of homecoming — returning to grace, confronting shame, and stepping into the ongoing work of healing and redemption.

The songs within the album speak directly to the journey of faith, echoing the stumbles, the longing, and the quiet resolve to follow Jesus again and again. The resounding message is that no matter how far we drift or how often we need to start over, God’s arms remain open. The heart of the album reflects a declaration: He’s a forgiving God.

An Album Created With Intentionality

A Forgiving God is a crafted, nine-track project that departs from the structure of traditional worship formats. Instead, it leans into creative expression and intentional storytelling, using a blend of folksy instrumentation and indie textures, which are designed to capture the evolving sound of SEU Worship. Influenced by extended worship moments, prayer chapels, and the broader movement happening on campus, the album reflects a dynamic and evolving expression of praise.

From start to finish, A Forgiving God invites listeners to slow down, listen closely, and encounter the presence of God in every note. The inclusion of interludes and atmospheric transitions guides listeners from one chapter to the next, creating a worship experience that’s immersive, reflective, and deeply personal. 

SEU Worship has created a sound that mirrors what’s been happening on campus, shaped by moments in prayer and student-led praise. Two songs from the album that are currently available, entitled Fruit Takes Time and Dwell, offer a soundtrack for real-life faith. In just under two months, these two singles have surpassed 2 million streams collectively.

The single Fruit Takes Time, released on May 2, is a raw, honest prayer of surrender born from seasons of waiting and becoming. It is a reminder that God’s timing is not rushed, and that there’s beauty in the slow, unseen work of growth. 

Rooted in the message of Psalm 27, Dwell offers a gentle yet powerful call to remain in the presence of God. Released on May 30, this song demonstrates a longing to linger in His shelter and find peace in simply being with Him.

The title track, A Forgiving God, is the heart of the album. Rooted in a modern retelling of the Prodigal Son story (Luke 15:11-32), the song captures the depth of God’s love for those who return to Him. Whether someone is standing strong in their faith or finding their way back, this track serves as a reminder that there is always forgiveness waiting.

Stay Tuned for the Release

The full album releases June 27, 2025, on all major streaming platforms. Follow SEU Worship on Instagram and TikTok to stay connected for behind-the-scenes stories, song previews, and more as they prepare to release this powerful new project.

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Since 2020, SEU Worship has been represented by Sony Music’s Provident Label Group, whose artist roster includes such notable names as Casting Crowns, Matthew West, Brandon Lake, CAIN, Amanda Cook, and legacy artists like Jars of Clay and Michael W. Smith.

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