Sunmisola Agbebi and Kaestrings release new single “Wonder

The repeated prayer lands early in the track: “May I never lose my wonder.” That line, delivered by Nigerian gospel minister Sunmisola Agbebi, anchors “Wonder,” her new collaboration with Kaestrings, released this week.

The song is built on the declaration, “Wonder, You’re a Wonder to me / ABBA, You’re a Wonder to me / Wonder to my soul.” It opens with a call to behold the King of Glory and the Lion of Judah before moving into an intimate worship passage where Agbebi names God as Saviour, Kinsman-Redeemer, Ruler, and Father.

Kaestrings, known for his emotive delivery, matches Agbebi’s passionate vocals. The two move between structured verses, chants, prayers, and declarations across the track, celebrating Jesus as King, Rock, Refuge, Redeemer, and the Resurrected One. The collaboration shifts between written sections and spontaneous worship, giving the record a live, unscripted feel.

Kaestrings’ contribution turns toward creation, pointing listeners to the beauty of nature and the power of God’s spoken word. Agbebi leads the moments of deep worship and heartfelt adoration. The result is a sound that carries both intimacy and scale, bringing together two prominent voices in Nigeria’s contemporary gospel scene.

The song’s congregational appeal sits in its simple, memorable refrain. The chorus is built for repetition, designed to draw individual worshippers and whole churches into the same expression of adoration. The prayer at the centre of the track captures the heart of the collaboration: a desire to remain continually amazed by who God is and what He has done.

Agbebi has built a following in Nigerian gospel music with a string of worship records that balance structure with spontaneity. Kaestrings brings a distinct vocal style that has made him a recurring presence in the genre. Together, they have delivered a track that functions as both a recorded song and a worship moment.

“Wonder” is available with its accompanying video. The release follows a period of steady output from both artists, who continue to work within the worship space that has expanded across Nigeria’s gospel circuit in recent years.

The song’s strength lies in its restraint. The refrain does not reach for complexity. It repeats a single idea: that God remains a wonder to the soul. The track builds from that foundation, layering prayers and declarations over the central theme.

The video, shot to match the song’s worship setting, captures the two ministers leading what appears to be a gathered congregation through the track. The visual component reinforces the song’s purpose as a tool for corporate worship rather than a solo listening experience.

With its chorus, spontaneous passages, and congregational structure, “Wonder” functions as an invitation. The song asks listeners to encounter God afresh, to behold His majesty, and to rediscover the awe that comes from knowing Him. The final message is simple: never lose your wonder of God.

According to Gospel Hotspot.