SEU Worship Releases New Live Album "Found In The Field" Amid GMA Dove Award Nomination

NASHVILLE, Tenn. - September 4, 2026 - SEU Worship is celebrating a significant new chapter with the release of its latest live album, Found In The Field, available today.

Recorded at Bush Chapel on the campus of Southeastern University, the 13-track live project captures the worship collective's passion, faith, and desire to remain rooted in the presence of God.

According to SEU Worship's Chelsea Plank, Found In The Field centers on the joy of discovering the incomparable treasure of knowing Jesus and the deeper hunger for God that comes from remaining in His presence.

The album features guest appearances from Abbie Gamboa on "NEED YOU" and "Keep Me Right Here," while Aodhan King joins the project on "rlly ❤️ u." It also includes "Wild Rushing Wind," a previously released song recorded during a gathering that became the beginning of a 10-day spiritual outpouring at Southeastern University.

That season brought students together for extended times of worship, prayer, and seeking God, eventually becoming a defining moment for the university community.

SEU Worship's growing influence has also been fueled by its hit song "What A God," which has surpassed 150 million lifetime streams and reached No. 21 on the CCLI chart. The song previously received a nomination for Worship Song of the Year at the 2025 GMA Dove Awards.

The release of Found In The Field comes as SEU Worship continues to gain recognition, including a GMA Dove Award nomination for New Artist of the Year.

Fans can listen to Found In The Field here.

Track Listing for Found In The Field

1. Wild Rushing Wind
2. NEED YOU (Abbie Gamboa)
3. Bless the Blood
4. ...what could be much better?
5. I AM
6. Just Like Jesus
7. Long For You
8. rlly ❤️ u (Aodhan King)
9. Wonderful Jesus
10. GLORY ARISE
11. Keep Me Right Here (Abbie Gamboa)
12. The Cost Is A Joy
13. ...take it all

SEU Worship is the worship movement of Southeastern University in Lakeland, Florida, bringing together faculty, staff, students, and alumni. The collective reflects the worship expressed during the university's chapel services and throughout its community.

With a sound influenced by contemporary pop music and a focus on the university's young adult culture, SEU Worship's writers seek to create prophetic and theologically grounded songs that connect with listeners across generations.

Learn more about SEU Worship on its website, or follow the collective on Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok.