Ebuka - Calling My Name [I'm A Soldier] Lyrics

Lyrics

I am a soilder
At the Battlefield
Waiting to hear
The voice of my Commander o
Jesus If you call my name
I will answer a billion times
Who is calling my name o?
Jesus is calling my name o
Jesus If you call my name
I will answer a billion times
Who is calling my name o?
Jesus is calling my name o
Jesus If you call my name
I will answer a billion times
(Speaks in Tongues)

Are you ready to answer the call of God
A billion times

I am a soilder
At the Battlefield
Waiting to hear
The voice of my Commander o
Jesus If you call my name
I will answer a billion times

Who is calling my name o?
Jesus is calling my name o
Jesus If you call my name
I will answer a billion times
Who is calling my name o?
Jesus is calling my name o
Jesus If you call my name
I will answer a billion times

I am a soilder
At the Battlefield
Waiting to hear
The voice of my Commander o
Jesus If you call my name
I will answer a billion times

Video

Calling My Name [I'm A Soldier] - Ebuka Songs [Live]

Meaning & Inspiration

Ebuka's "Calling My Name [I'm A Soldier] [Live]," released on September 29, 2023, is a powerful declaration of unwavering commitment to a spiritual calling, framed through the compelling metaphor of a soldier answering their name on the battlefield of faith. The song delves into the profound realization that divine purpose often beckons in moments of quiet reflection, much like a commander's call to duty. It speaks to the internal stirring, the moment when the heart recognizes its assigned mission and chooses to step forward, ready to engage in the spiritual warfare that lies ahead. This isn't merely a passive acceptance; it's an active embrace of the challenges and sacrifices inherent in following God's path. The narrative woven through the song reflects the scriptural understanding of believers as spiritual soldiers enlisted in God's army, tasked with advancing His kingdom and contending for truth. This imagery resonates deeply with passages like 1 Timothy 1:18, which charges Timothy, "This charge I entrust to you, Timothy, my child, in accordance with the prophecies previously made about you, that by them you might wage the good warfare." Similarly, the song echoes the sentiment in 2 Timothy 2:3-4, urging believers to "Share in suffering as a good soldier of Christ Jesus. No soldier gets entangled in the affairs of civilian life, he aims to please the one who enlisted him." The personal response, the act of "calling my name," signifies a conscious surrender and readiness, mirroring the disciples who left their nets and boats to follow Jesus, demonstrating a willingness to prioritize divine calling above all else. The song powerfully articulates the internal transformation required for this discipleship, moving from a state of being called to a resolute stance of being a soldier, equipped and prepared. This is where the strength of the message lies – in the transition from passive reception to active participation in God's grand design, fostering a spiritual fortitude that is both inspiring and essential for navigating the complexities of life with faith as the guiding principle.