At just 7 years old, Amariah Lodiong is already proving that age is no barrier when it comes to carrying a message of faith and power. Her latest single, “Who Sent You,” released on August 14, 2025, is a fearless Afrobeat-infused gospel song that confronts darkness head-on and celebrates victory in the name of Jesus.
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Written by Lasu Emma and performed by Amariah alongside the Reconciliation Church Choir (Kawempe, Uganda) with joyful support from Kare Afrika Kids Org, this track is a worship experience. The infectious Afrobeat rhythms, paired with bold chants of “Satan, who send you?” and affirmations like “The Lord is my healer, the Lord is my strength,” make it a song that pulls listeners to both dance and declare their faith.
What’s remarkable is how Amariah’s young voice commands such authority while still radiating childlike joy. Her roots from the Kuku Tribe of South Sudan and her upbringing in Mississippi, USA blend beautifully into a style that bridges continents, African rhythms meet global gospel worship. The song’s celebratory close, with the repeated cries of “Amen, oh yeah!”, creates a communal energy that makes you feel part of a worldwide choir of believers.
Beyond the music, Amariah’s mission adds even more weight to this release. She’s not just singing, she’s actively serving. From uplifting refugee camps and orphanages in Africa to laying groundwork for her NGO dedicated to education and spiritual growth, her ministry extends far beyond the stage. “Who Sent You” becomes more than a single; it’s an anthem tied to a bigger vision of hope, resilience, and community transformation
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At such a young age, Amariah Lodiong is already a rising voice in Christian music, one that carries authority, compassion, and joy. “Who Sent You” isn’t just for your playlist; it’s for your spirit, your church, and your community.
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