Corrente de Águas

In 'Corrente de Águas,' Irmão Lázaro invites the Holy Spirit to flow into his life like a powerful current of water. The imagery of water is a potent metaphor for cleansing, renewal, and the overwhelming presence of the divine. By asking the Spirit to 'inunda o meu ser' (flood my being), Lázaro expresses a deep yearning for spiritual purification and transformation. This metaphorical flood signifies a desire to be completely immersed in God's presence, allowing it to wash away impurities and bring about a profound sense of renewal.

The lyrics also emphasize the joy and fulfillment that come from feeling God's presence. Lázaro sings about the happiness derived from hearing God's voice and being in communion with Him. This connection is not just a fleeting moment but a continuous state of worship 'em espírito e em verdade' (in spirit and in truth). The repetition of 'Oh, aleluia' underscores the eternal praise and exaltation of God, highlighting a sense of everlasting devotion and gratitude.

Irmão Lázaro, known for his gospel music, often blends personal testimony with worship, creating songs that resonate deeply with listeners seeking spiritual solace and inspiration. 'Corrente de Águas' is a testament to his ability to convey profound spiritual experiences through simple yet powerful lyrics. The song serves as a reminder of the transformative power of divine presence and the joy that comes from a life dedicated to worship and communion with God.