Renowned Nigerian gospel artist Dunsin Oyekan has reached a significant achievement as his popular song *Judah* has inspired a seven-day devotional on the highly popular YouVersion Bible app.
On Monday evening, Oyekan shared the exciting news with his 1.7 million Instagram followers, encouraging them to dive into the new study plan. He wrote, “Understand how praise leads to breakthroughs, strengthens your faith, and aligns you with God’s plan.”
According to Punch Metro, *Judah*, a powerful nine-minute track, first premiered at The Experience 2024 before officially releasing on January 3, 2025. Since its debut, the song has taken off, sparking a viral dance challenge on social media.
The seven-day devotional, created in partnership with the renowned American gospel music group Integrity Music, is available for free on YouVersion, an app with over 100 million downloads on the Google Play Store.
In a statement introducing the plan, YouVersion described the study: “In this 7-day devotional, Dunsin Oyekan explores the power of praise as a weapon for believers. Through examples from both the Old and New Testament, you will be encouraged to wield this spiritual weapon in both joyful and challenging moments. We would like to thank Integrity Music for providing this plan.”
Oyekan, also known as “The Eagle,” shared his excitement across his social media platforms, urging followers to explore the deeper meaning of praise. He said, “Worship must come from a place of TRUTH, so let’s get into God’s Word through my 7-Day Devotional on *Judah*: The Mysteries of Praise.”
He continued, “For 7 days, we’ll uncover the supernatural power of praise. Through Old and New Testament examples, we will see times God guided His people to use this weapon. Come ready to understand how praise leads to breakthroughs, strengthens your faith, and aligns you with God’s plan.”
The announcement has generated a great deal of enthusiasm from Oyekan’s followers and peers. One user commented, “God is calling us to praise this February. It’s no coincidence that this devotional is released in the same month as the Hallelujah Challenge, and on NSPPD, Pastor Jerry has asked us to come to the altar every day in February with our instrument of praise.”
Another follower, @psalmistrebecka, shared their excitement, saying, “The only thing missing is your voice on the audible devotional!” Meanwhile, @thormiwa_04 tweeted, “Wow. This is so timely. I can’t even wait to start. God bless you, MD.”
With Judah continuing to make waves, this devotional further highlights Dunsin Oyekan’s dedication to leading worshippers into deeper spiritual connections through both music and the Word.
