Kanye West Walks on Water During Sunday Service in Atlanta

The Labor Day Weekend, Kanye West continued his Sunday Service series at a pond in Atlanta near Pinewood Studios. The latest installment of Kanye’s church showcase featured a sermon from Pastor Joel Osteen that preached about Jesus walking on water and giving Peter permission to do so in the New Testament.

Following the sermon, Osteen, Kanye and his kids, along with the entire choir performed a reenactment of the story. The group dressed in grey outfits stepped into the shallow body of water and walked through it surrounded by doves for a divine effect.

Catch scenes from Kanye West’s recent Sunday Service in Atlanta below.

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