The song, which translates from Twi as “Very Big God,” carries a powerful testimony of unwavering faith, prolonged waiting, and divine intervention. After 13 years of trusting God for the gift of a child, Sarah Wonders received a supernatural melody and the words “Onyame Kokroko” in her kitchen one ordinary afternoon. What began as a divine reminder during her season of waiting became a prophetic declaration of God’s greatness and impossibility-defying power.
Not long after the song was birthed, Sarah’s long-awaited miracle baby arrived, a powerful confirmation that God is indeed a “Very Big God” for whom nothing is too hard.
“Onyame Kokroko” is more than just a song; it is a sound of faith, surrender, persistence, and ultimate victory. Captured live, the worship session radiates raw emotion, spiritual depth, and contagious hope that resonates with anyone believing God for a miracle.
Sarah Wonders shares, “This live worship session is deeply personal to me because it carries the sound of faith, waiting, surrender, and victory. It’s the perfect reminder that God still performs what He promises.”
The song draws inspiration from Jeremiah 32:27: “Behold, I am the Lord, the God of all flesh. Is there anything too hard for Me?”
With its heartfelt delivery and anointed atmosphere, “Onyame Kokroko” is set to strengthen the faith of believers currently in seasons of waiting, encouraging them never to give up on God’s promises.
The official LIVE worship video for “Onyame Kokroko” is now available on YouTube, with the audio streaming on all major digital platforms including Spotify and Apple Music.
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