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  • The Manna Will Come

    The Manna Will Come

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    by

    Gabriel Mattix
    in

    This poem expresses a profound sense of longing for God amidst pain and sorrow. The speaker questions God’s presence but ultimately finds hope and assurance through faith in Jesus Christ. Through Jesus, believers are given redemption and new life, emphasizing that despite suffering, God’s love and guidance remain ever-present, and one day He will deliver…

  • To Whom Shall We Cry Out?

    To Whom Shall We Cry Out?

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    by

    Gabriel Mattix
    in ,

    This poem expresses deep sorrow and seeks solace in Jesus during times of despair and fear. It emphasizes God’s closeness, love, and victory over death, reassuring believers that they are never alone in their struggles. Trust in Christ guarantees eternal life and healing from sin, promising hope amidst life’s challenges.

  • Return

    Return

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    by

    Gabriel Mattix
    in

    This poem expresses a deep yearning for Jesus’ return to banish evil and restore righteousness. It acknowledges Jesus’ sacrifice and mercy while lamenting the world’s decay. The speaker requests patience and hope for divine intervention, longing for the fulfillment of God’s kingdom, where light replaces darkness and love triumphs over hate.

  • Our Own Destruction

    Our Own Destruction

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    by

    Gabriel Mattix
    in

    This poem explores the consequences of rejecting God’s guidance, highlighting that such choices lead to spiritual blindness and eternal destruction. It emphasizes that despite human sin, through faith in Jesus Christ, salvation and redemption are possible. Ultimately, it calls for belief in God through. faith in Jesus to be renewed and restored.

  • All Must Drink

    All Must Drink

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    by

    Gabriel Mattix
    in ,

    This poem reflects on the inevitability of death and despair that all humans face. Yet, it introduces hope through faith in Christ, who, despite humanity’s rejection, offers forgiveness and salvation. By bearing humanity’s sins and draining the cup of God’s wrath, He provides believers with eternal life and redemption by grace through faith in Him.

  • Reasons

    Reasons

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    by

    Gabriel Mattix
    in ,

    This poem explores the reasons for human suffering, emphasizing the need to confront life’s sorrows with a focus on Christ. Life has meaning and we were made to enjoy life through a relationship with God, specifically Jesus, who created us, and then died and rose again to give us eternal life. Suffering serves to highlight…

  • What Do I Know?

    What Do I Know?

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    by

    Gabriel Mattix
    in

    There is much we do not and cannot know, and in suffering this is perhaps felt most keenly. But what we do not know does not change what we do know. In all things, at all times, God is good, loving and just. He sent His only Son, Jesus, to die for our sin before…

  • All Things

    All Things

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    by

    Gabriel Mattix
    in

    This poem celebrates the omnipotence and love of God, Yahweh, emphasizing His ability to grant new life and conquer death through Jesus Christ (Yahweh incarnate). It highlights God’s nature as Father, Spirit, and Son, and recounts His sacrifice for humanity’s redemption, assuring that those who trust in Him will overcome death and live eternally.

  • Brighter Days

    Brighter Days

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    by

    Gabriel Mattix
    in

    Although we see and experience brokenness in this world, for those who trust in Jesus, there are brighter days ahead. The best is yet to come.

  • Our Struggle

    Our Struggle

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    by

    Gabriel Mattix
    in

    This poem reflects a spiritual struggle against unseen evil rather than physical enemies, emphasizing the importance of prayer and faith in Jesus. It reassures believers of God’s protection and the promise of Christ’s return, underscoring His victory over sin and death while encouraging perseverance in faith until eternal rest is attained.