Poetry and Bible Studies.
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Hate Life to Gain Life
In John 12:20-26, Greeks seeking Jesus symbolize the world’s interest in Him amid growing opposition from Jewish authorities. Jesus highlights that His glorification requires His death, using the metaphor of a seed that must die to produce fruit. He calls His followers to embrace self-denial and faithful service, promising eternal life and honor from God.
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There Is No Neutrality
There Is No Neutrality by Gabriel Mattix is a bold, urgent call to spiritual decision. The poem asserts there is no middle ground in matters of faith: one either serves Christ or aligns with sin, death, and darkness. Through vivid imagery of the cross, grace, and coming judgment, it pleads for repentance and trust in…
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From Wolf to Lamb
The speaker reflects on a transformative journey from a sinful life, likening themselves to a wolf that became a lamb through the love of Jesus. By surrendering to Christ, they found forgiveness and a new life, emphasizing the importance of accepting His gift for eternal joy and the promise of a renewed world for believers.
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The King of Righteousness
The King of Righteousness is a powerful poem of praise to Christ Jesus. It celebrates His matchless holiness, creative power, and sacrificial love—descending from glory to suffer crucifixion, die, and rise victorious. Through His finished work, He offers forgiveness and eternal life, compelling every knee to bow before the worthy Lamb who reigns forever.
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What Lies Ahead
This poem expresses hope and faith in Christ amid life’s hardships. It emphasizes the promise of eternal life free from sorrow and pain, where believers will dwell in joy with new bodies in a restored creation. Jesus’ sacrifice and resurrection ensure redemption and victory over death. The message encourages perseverance and courage.
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When The Wind Blows Hard
This poem expresses unwavering faith in Christ amid life’s storms, highlighting His power to provide safety and peace. It recounts Jesus’ sacrifice, emphasizing salvation, forgiveness, and eternal life for believers. Despite earthly troubles, it reassures that Christ’s victory brings hope, allowing believers to rejoice in His presence and grace.
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