Evan Craft - Por tu Amor Lyrics
Lyrics
Tu Esp?ritu es Santo, tomaste mis pecados
Toda mi verg?enza y todo mi dolor,
Anhelamos verte exaltado en tu Gloria,
Todo el mundo te ver?
Y el poder de tu amor
Mi Se?or
No con fuerza entraste n mi coraz?n
Sino con tu Esp?ritu y con tu amor
Me salvaste de tu propia oscuridad
Hoy el sol amanece // y me sanas
Tu Esp?ritu es Santo, tomaste mis pecados
Toda mi verg?enza y todo mi dolor,
Anhelamos verte exaltado en tu Gloria,
Todo el mundo te ver?
Y el poder de tu amor
Por tu amor
No me diste un esp?ritu de temor
Pero caminar? en tormentas
Al lado de mi Se?or
Me llamaste a ser tus pies y a ser tus manos
Av?vanos mi Dios
Abre las puertas de los cielos
Tu Esp?ritu es Santo, tomaste mis pecados
Toda mi verg?enza y todo mi dolor,
Y anhelamos verte exaltado en tu Gloria,
Todo el mundo te ver?
Y el poder de tu amor
Mi Se?or, Oh mi Se?or
S?lo t? llegas a los perdidos
Y s?lo t? curas todas heridas
Y s?lo en ti pondr? toda mi fe
S?lo en ti confiar?
Tu Esp?ritu es Santo, tomaste mis pecados
Toda mi verg?enza y todo mi dolor,
Y anhelamos verte exaltado en tu Gloria,
Todo el mundo te ver?
Y el poder de tu amor
Video
Evan Craft - "Por Tu Amor" (Acústico)
Meaning & Inspiration
Evan Craft’s acoustic rendition of "Por Tu Amor," released in early 2015, is a profound declaration of faith that resonates deeply with the transformative power of divine love. This song doesn't just offer a beautiful melody; it unpacks a rich theological concept, anchoring itself in the sacrifice and boundless affection of Jesus Christ. The core message is a testament to the overwhelming gratitude and dedication that flows from an encounter with God’s grace, a sentiment echoed throughout Scripture. Craft’s interpretation invites listeners to reflect on the immeasurable cost paid for their redemption, drawing parallels to the selfless love described in John 3:16, where God so loved the world that He gave His one and only Son. This sacrificial love is the very foundation of Christian belief, a love that asks for nothing in return yet inspires a complete surrender. The lyrics speak to a commitment born not of obligation, but of a heart overflowing with thankfulness for this undeserved favor, mirroring the apostle Paul’s exhortation in Romans 12:1 to offer our bodies as living sacrifices, holy and pleasing to God. This isn't a superficial promise; it's a profound reorientation of one's entire being, presented as a reasonable act of worship in light of God's mercy. The song beautifully captures the spirit of Psalm 116:12, which asks, "What shall I return to the Lord for all his goodness to me?" "Por Tu Amor" offers a powerful, personal answer to that question, articulating a desire to live for Him in every aspect of life, acknowledging that such devotion is merely a response to an initial, unmerited outpouring of love. It’s a reminder that true worship is not just singing praises but living a life surrendered to the One who first loved us, as John’s first epistle emphasizes in 1 John 4:19: "We love because he first loved us." This acoustic version, in its simplicity and raw emotion, magnifies the song's central theme, urging a consistent and unwavering devotion rooted in the eternal love of God.