More than two decades after "Majesty (Here I Am)" became one of the Church's most treasured worship anthems, Stu G is breathing fresh life into the beloved song with a remarkable multilingual collaboration.
The former Delirious? guitarist has brought together worship leaders Darlene Zschech, Ana Lopez, and Nívea Soares for a new recording of the classic, performed in English, Spanish, and Portuguese-a celebration of the song's extraordinary global impact.
Reflecting on the project, Stu G shared how decades of touring with Delirious? convinced him that worship knows no borders.
"In all the years that Delirious? toured the world and all the places I've played since, I have learned that music and a song do not need a passport."
He admitted he never imagined the simple prayer of "Majesty (Here I Am)" would one day be sung by believers across continents and cultures.
"I never imagined people around the world would be singing this simple prayer song," he wrote. "I love that music, and a song of worship can unite us across borders and differences."
To mark that worldwide legacy, Stu G invited Hillsong Worship pioneer Darlene Zschech, Latin worship artist Ana Lopez, and Brazilian worship leader Nívea Soares to help reintroduce the song for a new generation of worshippers.
The result is a moving collaboration that seamlessly blends three languages into one powerful declaration of worship, reminding listeners that praise transcends culture, nationality, and language.
Stu G concluded his announcement by inviting fans to join the conversation, asking:
"English, Spanish, Portuguese... Which language have you been listening to?"
For a song that has echoed through churches around the world for more than 20 years, this fresh rendition proves that "Majesty (Here I Am)" continues to unite the global Church-one language, one voice, and one heart at a time.
