Tiempo de La Cruz

In 'Tiempo de La Cruz,' Alex Campos reflects on the shifting priorities and values in contemporary society, contrasting them with the steadfast message of the Christian faith. The song opens with a lament about how prayer and spiritual devotion have been replaced by trivial pursuits. Campos uses the metaphor of a chess game to illustrate how the roles and priorities have shifted, with Christians losing sight of their devotion to Christ, their 'king.' This metaphor underscores the strategic and often competitive nature of modern life, where spiritual values are sidelined.

Campos continues to explore the theme of change by questioning what happened to the past's fervent faith and miraculous events. He suggests that the world has become more secular, losing its alignment with divine principles. The lyrics also touch on the superficiality of modern sacrifices, which are not in line with what God desires. This critique extends to a broader societal context, where faith and hope seem to be in short supply, and figures like Abraham, who once epitomized unwavering faith, are now seen as outliers or even 'crazy.'

Despite these changes, Campos reassures listeners that the light of Jesus has not dimmed. He emphasizes that Jesus is still present, waiting for people to return to their faith. The song concludes with a powerful reminder that while sin and secularism may be on the rise, God's faithfulness remains constant. This message serves as both a critique of modern society and a call to return to the enduring truths of the Christian faith, making 'Tiempo de La Cruz' a poignant reflection on the timeless relevance of spiritual devotion in an ever-changing world.