Kay Cude is a Texas poet. Used with permission.

Kay Cude is a Texas poet. Used with permission.

Kay Cude poetry. Used with permission. Click to enlarge
Artist’s statement:
The beginnings of a trial can be tumultuous and heart-wrenching, as well as physically and emotionally exhausting. But as we seek Scriptural guidance and encouragement from fellow believers, we quickly see that all of our communication and advice must center upon Christ and our personal relationship with Him. It is when one relies upon “other” solutions (or self), that one quickly experiences the futility of our “natural” reasoning and responses. When our trials exclude Christ as the resource of resolution, fleshly reactions will lead us into deeper distress with greater turmoil; an impasse can arise and anger, hurt feelings, confusion and chaos usually pursue.
I don’t like painful trials; I don’t know anyone who does. Yet I am so very grateful that Christ captures my attention during those times and makes it abundantly clear that He is the only source who can truly sustain, teach, discipline and encourage me while He refines and strengthens me, in and for Him. It is Christ who must always be the primary topic during our trials, because without the working of His indwelling spirit, our words and actions become futile.
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Kay Cude poetry. Click to enlarge. Used with Permission

Kay Cude is a Texas Poet. Used with permission.

Poetry by Kay Cude. Used with permission. Kay Cude is a Texas poet. Right-click to open larger in new tab

Poetry by Kay Cude. Right- Click to see bigger in new tab. Used with permission.

Kay Cude poetry. Right-Click to see larger in new tab. Used with permission

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The Lord of the universe gives us peace, HIS peace. No longer at enmity with Him, we possess peace in our heart and fear is dispelled.
Poetry by Kay Cude. Used with permission.

Kay Cude is a Texas Poet. Used with permission. Right-click to open larger in new tab
