Poetry and Bible Studies.
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Self-Reliance is a Delusion
This poem emphasizes the illusion of self-reliance, asserting that all abilities and successes stem from God. It draws attention to the disparity between those in opulence and those in poverty, highlighting the importance of acknowledging divine contributions to life. Ultimately, it calls for reliance on God and gratitude for His gifts and salvation through Christ.
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Mary Anoints Jesus
Six days before Passover, in Bethany, Mary pours costly nard on Jesus’ feet and wipes them with her hair in extravagant worship. The fragrance fills the house as Judas objects, revealing his greed. Jesus defends her, foreshadowing His burial. Crowds flock to see the risen Lazarus, prompting the chief priests to plot his death too.…
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I Long To Be Free
This poem is a heartfelt prayer expressing a deep longing for redemption from sin through Jesus Christ. The speaker acknowledges their struggles with sin but finds hope and strength in Christ’s grace and love. They aspire to grow spiritually and praise God for salvation and guidance, anticipating a future in His kingdom.
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Call Out To Jesus
In this heartfelt gospel poem, Gabriel Mattix invites sinners to call out to Jesus for forgiveness and grace. Despite humanity’s rebellion and deserved judgment, God in merciful love sent Christ to die on the cross, rise victorious over death, and offer eternal salvation to all who repent and trust in Him.
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The Crown
The Crown is a moving 50-line poem that celebrates Christ’s sacrificial love. Through the crown of thorns, His descent into weakness, crucifixion, and triumphant resurrection, Jesus transforms human sin and rejection into grace, healing, and eternal life. Believers receive the crown of life, redeemed by faith alone in His boundless mercy.
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Rescue From Death
Rescue From Death is a powerful Christian poem that confronts the universal grip of sin, suffering, and mortality. It declares humanity’s helplessness against death, then proclaims hope through God’s mercy: Jesus Christ’s sacrificial death on the cross and triumphant resurrection. The poem urgently invites readers to repent, trust in Him, and receive eternal rescue from…
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