Marshall Mabry - Undignified Worshiper of Jesus Christ

Matthew 6:7 (KJV)
“But when ye pray, use not vain repetitions, as the heathen do: for they think that they shall be heard for their much speaking.”

Jesus warns His followers not to pray the way pagans or unbelievers do—by repeating empty phrases or long, meaningless words, thinking that the length or volume of their prayer makes it more powerful. The key phrase “vain repetitions” means empty, mechanical, or insincere words—prayers that come from the mouth but not the heart. Jesus emphasizes that God values sincerity over verbosity. Prayer should be heartfelt, humble, and rooted in faith, not performance or ritual.

May my prayer be aimed to know You more
To be in awe and wonder, to love and adore
Not filled with vain words or man’s intelligence
But with grateful tears and a heart of repentance

Father,
Help me pray to know Your more. To realize my total dependence on Your provision and my Christ’s sufficiency. Help me to sing to Jesus everyday. Thank you for Your grace. Amen.

“God does not hear us for the arithmetic of our prayers, how many they are; nor for the rhetoric of our prayers, how elegant they are; but for the sincerity of them.” — Thomas Brooks

“The point of prayer is not to get answers from God, but to have perfect and complete oneness with Him.” — Oswald Chambers

“For there is one God and one mediator between God and mankind, the man Christ Jesus, who gave himself as a ransom for all people. This has now been witnessed to at the proper time.”
‭‭1 Timothy‬ ‭2‬:‭5‬-‭6‬ ‭NIV‬‬

In 1 Timothy 2, Paul urges believers to pray for all people, especially leaders, so that they may live peaceful and godly lives, reminding them that Christ is the one mediator who gave Himself as a ransom for all. He instructs men to pray without anger and women to live with modesty and godliness, focusing on inner devotion rather than outward adornment. Paul emphasizes order in worship, teaching that women should learn quietly in submission and live out their faith through holiness, love, and self-control.

These two verses teach that salvation is exclusive in who provides it (only through Christ) but inclusive in who it’s offered to (all people).

Lord Jesus, thank You for being the one true mediator between God and us. You gave Yourself as a ransom to set us free from sin, and Your sacrifice offers life to all who believe. Help me to live in gratitude, to share this truth with others, and to walk daily in the freedom and love You purchased for me. Amen.

There is only one God, Holy and faithful
He made a way for us to rest in Heaven’s cradle
He ransomed His Son, our Lord Jesus Christ
For all to see as they journey through time

🎵 YOU’RE STILL MY HOME – A Song of Love, Faith, and Hope 💗

This was written and produced for my beautiful wife of 38 years. “You’re Still My Home” is a song of enduring love and unwavering devotion. As she bravely battles breast cancer, I try to capture the depth of what a “Holy marriage” depicts – a lifetime shared—through joy, sorrow, faith, and resilience.

This song is not just a tribute to my wife; it’s a testament to the strength found in a marriage rooted in Christ, in promises kept through hardship, and in hearts that never stop believing in each other. If you or someone you love is walking through a storm (cancer!), may this song remind you: love doesn’t give up. Love stands strong.

💖 For every fighter, every caregiver, and every couple weathering life’s toughest seasons—this song is for you.

🙏 Let us know who you’re standing by today.

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I wrote this song in response to finding out that my wife has breast cancer. What a dark time in our spiritual journey with Jesus!. Still, God put this song’s echo in my heart. No matter what we face – doubt, fear, or uncertainty – one thing remains true: God is good! 🙌 This upbeat Christian song reminds us that His goodness never changes, even when our faith wavers or the world feels overwhelming.

✨ Lyrics that inspire:
🔹 Will we choose to let God reign in our lives?
🔹 Will we dance in the sunrise or stumble in the storm?
🔹 No matter our struggles, God’s goodness never fails!

🔥 Sing along, share, and let this song be your anthem of faith! 🔥

Experience the powerful message of redemption and victory with “Mighty Is Our God.” This anthem proclaims the unwavering strength and love of our Savior. It takes you on a journey from the sacrifice of Jesus, as described in Isaiah 53, to His glorious resurrection in Matthew 28. Feel the weight of His suffering and the triumph of His victory over death.

Key Themes:
Isaiah 53: The sacrifice of Jesus, the Man of sorrows, bearing our grief and pain.
1 Corinthians 15: The defeat of death and the grave through Christ’s resurrection.
Matthew 28: The empty tomb and the angel’s proclamation of Christ’s resurrection. Victory over death: Celebrating the finished work of Christ on the cross. God’s grace and mercy: Recognizing the overwhelming love that meets us in our brokenness.

Lyrics Highlights:
“Despised and rejected left all alone, In a Man of sorrows – God’s mercy was shown.”
“O Grave where’s your victory? O Death where is your sting? The Risen Christ has conquered you, So now we stand and sing.”
“Mighty is our God! The Holy One! Mighty is our God! It is finished! It is done!!”
“Death has lost its power, on the cross Christ’s victory, Now, He reigns forever! His grace has set us free.”
Let this song fill you with hope and remind you of the mighty power of our God. Share this message of victory with your friends and family.

🎵 Jesus Christ Forever Mine 🎵 written and produced by Marshall Mabry
Inspired by Isaiah 9:6, this song celebrates the miraculous gift of Christ’s birth and reminds us of the profound significance of His coming. In a world filled with distractions, it’s easy for Christians to lose sight of the cornerstone of our faith—Jesus Christ, our Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, and Prince of Peace.

This song calls believers back to the heart of the Gospel: the birth of our Savior, which changed history forever. May His eternal love and sacrifice remain the foundation of our lives, not just during Christmas but every single day.

🙏 Let’s remember and proclaim the hope, joy, and salvation found in Christ alone.

Stop complaining! If God is good all the time, then your faith joyfully accepts trials as opportunities to grow. God does not want your faith to be stagnant or stale. Jesus said that we are salt of the earth — but if we lose our flavor what good are we? We will be thrown out and trampled under the feet of those we are called to find and save.

To be discarded because you have lost your passion to love people is only natural, but to be trampled because your unwavering faith that the lost can be saved by Jesus Christ is blessed! Blessed indeed!

Matthew 5:13 “You are the salt of the earth. But if the salt loses its saltiness, how can it be made salty again? It is no longer good for anything, except to be thrown out and trampled underfoot.

Father,
I waver at times. I feel weak. I am tired. I need a rest from my labor. A vacation from my work. People are hard. They are hypocritical. They lie. They say one thing and do another. They are deceitful. They seek pleasure, more than You. They wished to be served, rather than be servants. O Father! Help me grow to love them. Remind me that they are made in Your image, that they carry Your breath and that I am a sinner too. May I never forget that only Your grace equips me to do good in this world. Thank you, Jesus for already winning the victory in this battle I’m fighting. Amen.

Who can outgive God? In the book of Acts 20:35, Jesus said, “It is more blessed to give than to receive.” But truthfully, we are never more like Jesus than when we selflessly give.

True prosperity lies in giving. It is a continuous process of surrendering everything and recognizing that we don’t truly own anything in this world. Our hearts should be focused on heavenly treasures, built through the good works we accomplish through Him. It is in this understanding that we find His peace and contentment.

But how do we recognize God’s gifts? It starts with a reverent and holy fear of God. This fear helps us distinguish between our own desires and God’s good and perfect gifts. As James 1:17 reminds us, everything good and perfect comes from God above. We must not be misled by the temporary desires of this world but seek the eternal gifts that come from Him.

There are times when the world can distract us with its allure and comfort-seeking. We must remain vigilant, just like the rich young man in Jesus’s parable who couldn’t let go of his possessions to follow Christ. As Matthew 19:21 tells us, if we truly want to be perfect, we must be willing to let go and give generously. Our treasures should be stored in heaven, not on earth.

Ultimately, we cannot enter Christ’s kingdom without giving our lives away. Life itself is a gift from God, and He desires us to invest it wisely. We are called to be faithful and diligent stewards of His blessings, just like in the parable of the talents. When we stand before God one day, may our testimonies be confident, knowing that we have given our all for His kingdom.

Imagine the joy of hearing those words from our Lord: “Well done, my good and faithful servant. You have been faithful in handling what was entrusted to you. Now, I will bless you with even greater responsibilities. Let’s celebrate together!” (Matthew 25:21)

True love is generous, it is charitable, and it never fails. Let us embrace the joy of giving. Let us lay down our desires and worldly attachments. Let us invest our lives in God’s kingdom and seek His good and perfect gifts. May we find true prosperity in the act of selfless giving, and may our lives be a testament to His grace and love.

Lord Jesus, Help us to bless You abundantly with Holy-spirit-filled lives giving generously and cheerfully in Your name! Amen.