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"Enough"

Every year, I try to write a song to remind me of what God is saying to me as well as to "follow up on my gift of song writing". This year I had wanted to write a song about what Good Friday means to me but to no avail until today. I was fiddling on the keyboard with some progression and I had this progression that I continued playing for a few minutes. A while later, the words just flowed. It's as if my fingers and my mouth knew the burstings of my heart. The song melody and lyrics all came in an hour's time. I must say I am very happy with this composition because I know God has breathed into it.

The message of this song is to emulate Christ in the way He lived. The hardest part is to live how Christ had lived i.e how He obeyed the cross decree. He had to die there. Yet it was not a life wasted or a life that had missed out on life's best. He helped many people, He changed many lives and not one single minute of his life was shortchanged as He took the road less travelled.

IN scriptures, Jesus spoke of the narrow way, the narrow door. The narrow path is the path to God's kingdom every disciple should take. Yet the relunctance sometimes, is the fear of losing out. As I reflected upon the way Jesus lived, I know if I do not have Him. I will lose out more than I think I can ever gain. Having experienced Him as I have gone through the peaks and
valleys of life so far (13 years), I know that He is more than enough for me and He is my eternity. Nothing so far that I've gone through on this earth can compare to me knowing Him more and more.

Here's the lyrics:

Enough by Ruth Tay

Jesus Christ
Thank you for your life
Living Sacrifice
You were crucified
Jesus Christ
Help me live your life
I lay aside my pride
To know You is my prize

Chorus:
I will choose the narrow way
Take the narrow path
I won't care what people may say
You are more than enough for me
You are my eternity

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