Tag: Salvation
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This Story Has a Good Ending
This poem expresses a heartfelt plea to the Holy Spirit and Jesus Christ for inspiration and guidance. It highlights themes of suffering, redemption, and hope in salvation, emphasizing Jesus’ victory over sin and death. The narrative assures believers of a joyful future and encourages trust in Christ for eternal life and peace.
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A Taxman Named Zaccheus
In this poem, short tax collector Zaccheus climbs a sycamore tree to see Jesus in Jericho. Jesus calls him down and dines at his house, despite the crowd’s disapproval. Zaccheus repents, promising to give to the poor and repay those he cheated. Jesus declares salvation has come, reminding us all that He came to seek…
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No One of Consequence
In this humble poem, the author reflects on his insignificance compared to God’s vast creation. Though he is “no one of consequence” — a sinner deserving death — God’s amazing grace reaches him through Christ’s sacrificial death and resurrection. Everyone matters to God, who offers forgiveness and eternal life to all who repent and believe…
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The Sun of Righteousness
This poem celebrates the arrival of Jesus, the Sun of Righteousness, who brings liberty and hope. Those who repent and believe in Him are freed from sin and death. He embodies both strength and humility, enduring suffering to offer salvation. Trusting in Him leads to eternal joy and forgiveness, affirming His role as the Messiah.
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The Uncreated Creator
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.
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Through Caverns Deep
This poem by Gabriel Mattix describes the hopeless state of humanity on earth. But the Poet then turns to hopeful praise as he recounts the loving work of Jesus Christ to descend from heaven and offer life and salvation to all by faith in Him; transforming His followers into reflections and agents of His love…
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Is This The Christ?
This poem speaks of Jesus, and how word of Him has been passed down to us through the years form many and varied eyewitnesses whose accounts agree; Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God who died and rose again. All who believe in Him will be forgiven their sin and. granted eternal life.
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This Word Is Uncommon
This poem reflects on the incarnate Word, Jesus Christ; the God of all creation who selflessly took on flesh to live the life we never could, and die the death we deserve. After dying, He rose again, and all who believe in Him will receive eternal life. This Word is far from common.
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Life Is A Gift
This poem expresses that life, despite pain, is a gift from God through Jesus Christ. It highlights suffering, the need for a refuge, and the promise of salvation. Jesus, having died and resurrected, offers forgiveness and eternal life to those who trust in Him, providing comfort and grace amidst life’s struggles.
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Our God Is With Us
This poem emphasizes God’s unwavering presence and love for humanity, as embodied in Jesus Christ. It discusses His sacrifice to redeem us from sin and the hope He brings amidst suffering. By acknowledging our connection to Him, we find joy, comfort, and relief through faith in His grace and eternal promises through faith in Jesus…
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