Ebuka Songs Puts Christ At The Centre On New Single “My True Existence”
Ebuka Songs Puts Christ At The Centre On New Single “My True Existence.” Nigerian gospel minister Ebuka Songs has unveiled his latest single, My True Existence, offering listeners a deeply personal declaration of faith rather than simply another addition to his catalogue. The song was released on Friday, 31 July 2026, and is now available on all major streaming platforms.
Sharing the inspiration behind the release, the Imo State-born singer made it clear that the record reflects the foundation of his life and ministry.
“This is not just another release. This is a strong confession. Christ is not a part of my life, He is my Life.”
He accompanied the message with Colossians 3:4 (KJV), which reads: “When Christ, who is our life, shall appear, then shall ye also appear with him in glory.”
The single explores the believer’s identity in Christ, presenting Him as the source of purpose, hope and existence. Throughout the weeks leading up to the release, Ebuka Songs consistently pointed followers to scriptures including John 14:6 and John 15:5, reinforcing the message that Jesus is the way, the truth, the life and the true vine in whom believers remain.
The Nigerian worship leader gained widespread recognition for songs such as “I Will Pray”. Known for combining heartfelt worship with Scripture-centred songwriting, he has continued to build his ministry independently after parting ways with Moses Bliss’ Spotlite Nation label.
Rather than chasing commercial trends, My True Existence stays true to the message that has defined Ebuka Songs‘ ministry from the beginning. It is a worship anthem anchored in biblical conviction, inviting listeners to reflect on Christ as the very essence of life.
Encouraging fans to experience the song for themselves, the singer urged them to “go and feast,” highlighting the spiritual significance he believes the record carries.
Now streaming worldwide, My True Existence stands as a bold confession of faith, with Ebuka Songs reminding listeners that for those who believe, Christ is not merely part of life but life itself.
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