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"Christ Alone" by Michelle K: One Australian, One African Choir, One Unshakeable Truth


Michelle K - Christ Alone

Michelle K doesn't write from a distance. Christ Alone comes from a place of genuine need - describing us / herself as "a broken vessel, stumbling forward held together by the grace of God." This is the kind of honesty that makes the message of this Australian-made Afro-pop worship track hit deeper. In this performance, Michelle is supported by the powerful African voices of Ichos Gospel Music Team. 

The foundation in these lyrics is unshakeable. When Michelle sings "Christ alone my firm foundation, on this solid rock I stand," she is sharing a powerful testimony. The kind that comes from actually having found something solid beneath your feet. So, when life floods in and the ground shifts, we may know that there is something stable to hold to. 

Michelle asks, what are you standing on? What is your hope actually based on when everything around you shifts and fades, and what remains? Her answer is clear. "Far be it from me to trust in idols // For my hope is in you Lord." The world fades, flowers wilt, but only One remains forever. 

The song becomes even more alive when you hear a room full of voices declaring the same truth. Ordinary people. One extraordinary God. And with Him, we may overcome even in chains, even in sorrow and pain. In Him we are sons and daughters of the Most High, chosen and unshakeable. 

So, press play. May this song inspire you to find your foundation in Him. "I will be found in you alone."

(Related scripture: Psalm 62:2, 6; Ephesians 2:6; Isaiah 40:8; 1 Corinthians 3:11)

Background:

Australia fused into Africa - it’s a pop/Afro/gospel song to lift your heart to worship!

Beneath this polished version of me is a broken vessel, stumbling forward held together by the grace of God. Looked upon with pure love and I think His light has shined deeper through the broken cracks—because that’s what He does with the broken and the poor in spirit. Finally using the colours from my Picasso shirt. Like true artist!

Any beauty, any song, any good thing—it all belongs to Him. Christ alone.

As sons and daughters of the most High King, we reign with him from a place of belonging, in heavenly places with Him, there’s no “unchosen” in the Kingdom! I’m singing praise for the Lion of the tribe of Judah who has overcome! And like Him we overcome even in chains, Even in sorrow and pain. Paul wrote Ephesians from a Goal. You’ve been given His authority to sing or preach the gospel no matter your circumstances! How you feel or what’s gone down today, He calls you righteous and only the WORD of the gospel does the work, it will last.

Release date: May 1, 2026

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