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"Not Alone" by Cultivation Worship (ft. Daniel Maurer): Finding Home in Christ


"Not Alone" by Cultivation Worship is a powerful debut song with pop and rock influences. The lyrics are inspired by Old Testament stories and look at the intimate connection we now may have with God through Jesus. 

Cultivation Worship x Daniel Maurer - Not AloneThe lyrics capture this closeness to God that we may have: "What kept us distant, now removed // Clay and creator now commune." It reminds us how Christ tears down barriers: "No curtain, no veil could hold me back." There is nothing that can stop Him from being within our reach, and ready to be part of our lives: "This orphan has found a home // Now I'm not alone." 

He knows us, leads us, and renews us: "What once was stained is now made new." What a joy He brings! He sees us, loves us for who we are and what we may become, and gives us purpose: "In you I'm fully known." He has stripped everything He can to take away the distance, and the only thing that is left is our heart, and only we can turn our heart around. The simple truth is that beautiful things happen when we call out: "There's nothing I want more than you." 

This beautiful and inspiring song, born from Cleveland-based worshippers, is a beautiful reminder that we're never alone! God is always near, and He wants an intimate relationship with you. "What kept us distant, now removed // Clay and creator now commune." 

May this song bring you comfort and clarity, especially if you're feeling that God is distant or need a reminder that He does see you and wants to be an active part of your life.

(Related scripture: Hebrews 10:19-22; Ephesians 2:13; Psalm 68:5-6)

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