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Inspired by my dear friend Amber-Rose-Blossoms whom openly share about her faith, I wanted share something from my personal life.

I reached a point this summer where my relationship to God was barely alive. Like a lamp that still works, but the light it gives isn’t even worth calling a light. 
It left me feeling empty. 
I spent the last months trying to get that light back. Which was both simple yet very difficult. 
Have you ever had a friend you lost contact with, and now that you want to start talking again the thought of picking up the phone or sending a text makes you nervous and scared? Even though you know you don’t have to be? It was exactly like that. 
I still tried.
I prayed. I read the bible. I had good moments, but they all felt like just that, moments that would soon be over. I held on to the hope that it would be like this forever though. It couldn’t last forever. 
It didn’t. 
As many times before, God reached my heart through a song. The song is happy and light in it’s music, but the lyrics hit me right where I needed it to.
I added what has to be my favourite part of the song, because it might as well have been me that wrote it: 
 
Rain - Kings Kaleidoscope 
In the middle of the pouring rain
I will call your name
When your soul sways
On and off and on again
You'll change your mind
But still be mine
We're intertwined
I am always by you

I am enough, always enough
You are enough, precious and loved
Morning will come, sure as the Son
I am enough, you are enough

I hope, no matter where you are in life right now, you too will find the peace only Jesus can give you. God bless you, wherever you are! 

Hey, just wanted all of you too know that of I ever write something, like a comment for example, and it has some grammar mistakes or are just written wrong, it's not because I am lazy or something like that, but because I am a Norwegian, and english is not my first language. (Or auto-correct on my Ipad hates me)
Now, there are Norwegians that have perfect english grammar, but I am not one of them. 
There are some confusing things in the english grammar and my brain wont allow me to remember all I learned in school about it. You know how it is. I talk better than I write, and when I talk with people face to face, we don't write letters to each other 😉  

Feel free to point out mistakes at any time, it will help. 
Thank you 😊

That means 'extra letters' in Norwegian. 
I just came to think about - again - that the Norwegian language has three more letters than the English: Æ Ø Å. They are the last in our alphabet.
And I also think the Danish and Swedish have them 
Now you now a little more about the scandinavien languages, congratulations! 
😁