Sé Que Hay Un Amor

This Spanish worship song opens with a declaration of an unshakable love that captivates yet sets free, a paradox that runs through the whole piece. In seasons of pain, the singer finds comfort in the certainty that this love remains faithful, and the repeated assurance that God is present here and now anchors every verse. The chorus is a simple, earnest prayer: opening the heart, asking for love to be poured out, and inviting Jesus to move again. There is a tangible longing for transformation, expressed in the plea to be touched and made new, which culminates in a grateful cry that in Christ, the singer is a new creation. The latter half shifts into a posture of drawing near and being led deeper, a movement of pursuit and surrender that ends with a mutual belonging: Christ is ours and we are His. The song's structure mirrors its message, circling back to the same petitions as if to reinforce the need for repeated encounters with divine love. It closes on that note of reciprocal ownership, a concrete image of intimacy that leaves the listener with the weight of being fully known and fully claimed.