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Christen Kuikoua is a Cameroonian-American poet, gospel singer, actor, and youth advocate known for combining artistic expression with themes of faith, morality, and social awareness. Born on March 1, 2007, his work often reflects Christian faith, love, personal growth, discipline, and social responsibility, making him a young voice in contemporary inspirational poetry. |
In shadows cast by prejudice, a knock resounds,
At the door of your heart, where peace abounds...
In liberty's realm, we bear a cross of might,
Our skin, a testament to trials that tower high...
19 years on this earth.
Lord… I thank You...
When sin becomes too sweet to quit,
you stop fighting it...
In my childhood I spoke freely,
saying, Mommy, I love you...
Hear me, O Lord,
Incline Your ear to the voice of one who loves...
O God, I have no excuse.
I knew it was wrong before I did it...
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“You cannot out-discipline a desire you still worship. Only God can change your appetite. When sin becomes too sweet to quit, you need God to make it bitter.” |
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Lord, take us so deep in prayer that we do not struggle to begin but struggle to stop until prayer is no longer discipline but desire, no longer effort but the very nature of our being. |
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Clarity is my currency. Consistency is my strategy. I don’t chase opportunities. I become the standard they look for. - Christen Kuikoua |