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Aceito o Teu Chamado by Bruna Karla cover art

Bruna Karla - Aceito o Teu Chamado Lyrics

Artist:
Bruna Karla

Lyrics

Quantas vezes j? tentei me esconder preocupado com o que iriam dizer, j?
cantei t?o vazio, j? orei sem querer.
Quantas vezes troquei o sim pelo n?o, mas o Senhor sabia da minha
inten??o, a f? se escondia por tr?s da raz?o, o peso da tribula??o me
quer no ch?o, cansar as minhas asas pra poder n?o voar, mas estou
decidido n?o vou mais negar, o Teu chamado ? o que me faz viver, por
isso eu me sentia perto de morrer, mas tomei uma atitude, preciso viver.
Viver Teu chamado, deixar minha hist?ria, ser carta de Deus para o homem
perdido, negar o meu eu, romper com os conflitos, vou buscar teu reino,
tua voz n?o resisto, aceito Teu chamado.Tua palavra foi a for?a que
moveu a minha f?, Tua palavra foi a base que me colocou de p?, Tua
verdade o confronto que me trouxe at? aqui. Quero os teus ideais, Deus
usa-me.


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Meaning & Inspiration

“Aceito o Teu Chamado” portrays a person moving from hesitation toward obedience to God’s call. The lyrics admit earlier attempts to hide, empty singing, reluctant prayer, and occasions when refusal replaced assent. Tribulation and overreliance on reason appear as pressures that weaken faith, yet God’s word restores strength and gives the speaker a firm basis for action.

Accepting the call is presented as a decision to deny self, seek God’s kingdom, and become a message from God to those who are lost. That language closely resembles biblical pictures of believers as letters through whom Christ’s message becomes visible. The request for God to use the speaker also recalls Isaiah’s willing response to divine commission. Rather than presenting service as easy, the song acknowledges conflict and weakness while treating truth, faith, and obedience as the means by which the calling can be embraced.

Related Scripture

  • Isaiah 6:8 Isaiah responds willingly when the Lord asks whom He will send.
  • 2 Corinthians 3:2-3 Paul describes believers as a letter from Christ, known and read by others.
  • Matthew 6:33 Jesus instructs His followers to seek first God’s kingdom and righteousness.