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  • Our Only Hope

    Our Only Hope

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    Gabriel Mattix
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    Humanity rebelled against Yahweh, breaking the peace. Despite warnings, they disobeyed, leading to chains of sin and death. Jesus, God’s Son, offers undeserved mercy and restoration.

  • New Book For Sale!

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    Gabriel Mattix
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    My new book “Christ Centered Crisis” is available now on Amazon in PAPERBACK and EBOOK! Get your copy today! (link below) https://a.co/d/3r0tYSZ At the age of 26 my life came to a screeching halt as debilitating chronic pain and illness invaded my world overnight. I went from being a Marine Corps veteran close to graduating…

  • Why Did Naomi Send Ruth To Boaz At Night?

    Why Did Naomi Send Ruth To Boaz At Night?

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    Gabriel Mattix
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    Naomi encourages Ruth to seek rest and security by approaching their relative, Boaz, at the threshing floor. Ruth agrees to follow Naomi’s plan. This demonstrates Naomi’s concern for Ruth’s well-being and the cultural context of seeking marital security for widows. The passage challenges us to trust in God’s provision and respond humbly to our Redeemer,…

  • A Gift Of Priceless Worth

    A Gift Of Priceless Worth

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    Gabriel Mattix
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    This poem describes the sacrifice of Jesus Christ to redeem humanity from sin. It emphasizes his divine nature, perfect life, crucifixion, and victory over death. The summary highlights Jesus’ selfless act, portraying it as a priceless gift and a demonstration of Yahweh’s justice, mercy, and grace, offering redemption to believers.

  • I Will Praise You My Lord

    I Will Praise You My Lord

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    Gabriel Mattix
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    The poem “I Will Praise You My Lord” by Gabriel Mattix exalts Jesus Christ, expressing unwavering devotion and gratitude despite life’s challenges. It celebrates Jesus’ sacrifice, sovereignty, and omnipotence, urging readers to worship and anticipate His triumphant return.

  • Jesus Lifts Us Up

    Jesus Lifts Us Up

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    Gabriel Mattix
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    Jesus is portrayed as a compassionate and powerful figure in this poetic content, emphasizing his ability to lift believers from despair and save them from sin. The passage also highlights his sacrifice and unwavering commitment to rescuing humanity, inviting readers to trust in him.

  • Jesus Has The Words Of Eternal Life

    Jesus Has The Words Of Eternal Life

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    Gabriel Mattix
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    This passage from John 6:65–71 recounts Jesus addressing His disciples, emphasizing the role of the Father in drawing believers. Many, offended by His teachings, deserted Him, but Peter affirmed their belief in Jesus as the Holy One of God. Jesus then recognized Judas as the betrayer. It teaches us to examine our motives for following…

  • I’m Unworthy Oh Lord

    I’m Unworthy Oh Lord

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    Gabriel Mattix
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    This poem expresses gratitude for God’s mercy and grace through Jesus Christ. It acknowledges human unworthiness and sin, but also celebrates the hope and new life found in Jesus’ sacrifice and resurrection.

  • Tick Tock Goes The Clock

    Tick Tock Goes The Clock

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    Gabriel Mattix
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    This poem describes a person’s anguish and despair, feeling trapped in darkness and sorrow. Suddenly, they encounter a divine being, who offers solace and freedom from despair. The being, identified as Jesus, grants the individual eternal life, joy, and a sense of belonging in a new community. The poem concludes with praise and gratitude for…

  • His Name Is Jesus

    His Name Is Jesus

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    Gabriel Mattix
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    This poem tells of Jesus’ descent, crucifixion, and resurrection, emphasizing His love for mankind. It highlights His victory over sin and death, offering eternal life to those who believe. Jesus’ selfless sacrifice and unwavering love reflect His role as the true King, offering rebirth and salvation to all who embrace Him.