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  • God Alone Can Raise

    God Alone Can Raise

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    by

    Gabriel Mattix
    in

    This poem encourages grace in the face of ridicule, emphasizing that we are all in need of salvation by God’s grace. It calls for believers to share the gospel of Jesus Christ, who saves and transforms lives. Despite opposition, the mission remains to spread love and hope to the lost.

  • The Uncreated Creator

    The Uncreated Creator

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    by

    Gabriel Mattix
    in

    This poem reflects on the beauty of creation, illustrating moments with various creatures like butterflies, hawks, and hummingbirds. It emphasizes the existence of a Creator, Jesus Christ, who desires a relationship with humanity. Despite sin, His mercy and sacrifice offer salvation, encouraging belief and gratitude for His gifts of life and grace.

  • Heaven’s Shore

    Heaven’s Shore

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    by

    Gabriel Mattix
    in

    This poem expresses a longing for Heaven, highlighting the hope of eternal life and comfort in Christ. It reflects on human suffering and sin, emphasizing Jesus’ sacrifice, resurrection, and the promise of salvation. Ultimately, it celebrates the joy of being united with the Lord, who grants eternal life to believers.

  • Sing Oh Sing

    Sing Oh Sing

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    by

    Gabriel Mattix
    in

    This poem is a devotional piece celebrating the significance of Jesus Christ’s sacrifice and resurrection. It emphasizes conversion, trust in Him for salvation, and the promise of eternal life versus the consequences of rejection. The message encourages believers to worship God and find hope in His mercy and grace.

  • Breadcrumbs

    Breadcrumbs

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    by

    Gabriel Mattix
    in

    This poem emphasizes the transformative power of Christ’s love and the responsibility of believers to share the gospel. It reflects on humanity’s struggles with sin and God’s grace through Jesus’ sacrifice. The message encourages Christians to be messengers of hope, proclaiming salvation and love to others while fulfilling God’s purpose in their lives.

  • Your Grief Was Greatest

    Your Grief Was Greatest

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    by

    Gabriel Mattix
    in

    This poem reflects on profound sorrow and despair while recalling the greatest grief experienced by Jesus. It underscores His suffering, love, and sacrifice for humanity’s salvation. Despite personal pain and hardship, the speaker finds solace in the knowledge of Jesus’ redemptive power and grace, emphasizing the ultimate victory over sin and death.

  • Awake Oh Sleepers

    Awake Oh Sleepers

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    by

    Gabriel Mattix
    in

    Awake, for Christ the King approaches, ready to claim His Kingdom. Through His sacrifice, He overcomes sin and death, offering eternal life to all who believe. With His resurrection, He forgives our sins and grants victory, inviting everyone to embrace Him and find salvation.

  • What Truly Matters

    What Truly Matters

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    by

    Gabriel Mattix
    in

    This poem emphasizes the importance of seeking God’s approval over societal validation. It highlights Christ’s love and sacrifice, which grants believers hope and life beyond death. Rather than succumbing to despair from others’ opinions, one should embrace their identity as children of God, assured of His grace and eternal life.

  • The Humble, God Exalts

    The Humble, God Exalts

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    by

    Gabriel Mattix
    in

    This poem emphasizes the importance of humility and the dangers of pride. It reassures the humble that God will exalt them, offering peace and comfort in times of sorrow. By embracing humility and following Christ’s example, believers receive joy and are freed from the wrath that accompanies pride.

  • The Rebuke of the Wise

    The Rebuke of the Wise

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    by

    Gabriel Mattix
    in

    This poem emphasizes the importance of receiving wise rebuke with humility and reflection, recognizing our fallibility. It encourages a response of patience rather than offense, highlighting that true wisdom and grace come from God. The message underscores the value of learning from criticism to grow spiritually and ethically.