Meet Matthew 7:7 App Founder and Little Prayer Warrior Author, Matthew Goodman
My conversion to Christ at the age of 40 was nothing short of miraculous. I often joke that I was like the Israelites wandering in the desert for 40 years. I was EXACTLY 40 years old, in the desert of Phoenix, Arizona when I found Christ!! I was tired, worn out, and thirsting for a savior, and finally, I was able to see Him in my life.
Being Jewish, I always believed in God but struggled to find true peace and direction. The Old Testament never resonated with me, and my life was a series of wrong turns and unfulfilled searches, driven by a deep desire to connect with the divine. Despite my earnest seeking, it wasn't until God intervened through a series of miraculous encounters and divinely orchestrated relationships that I began to draw closer to the truth I had been missing.
The turning point came when a precious woman in my life urged me to read the New Testament. Opening the Gospel of Matthew for the first time, I felt an immediate and powerful connection to Jesus. This initial encounter with His teachings sparked a profound transformation within me, leading me to embrace my newfound faith wholeheartedly. From that day forward, my life took on new purpose and clarity, inspiring me to create children's books, educational apps, and organizations aimed at spreading the message of Christ and nurturing young believers and believers of every age in their faith.
My relationship with God is everything! It is the cornerstone of my life and the driving force behind all I do and create. Like I already stated, I always felt a deep yearning for something more, a connection beyond the ordinary experiences of life. Finally getting to know Jesus at age 40 changed everything.
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Now, I talk to God almost every waking moment because I know in my heart He is always with me and that His son, Jesus, saved me. This constant awareness of God has given me a unique perspective on life and how to support the people I love. It’s why I want to become a minister.
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This awareness has also enabled me to create with God in amazing ways. The children’s books I’m writing, the PrayerCraft app I’m developing, and the ministries/organizations I’m starting are all guided by God. I rely on Him for guidance, clarity, and direction in every word, thought, and project I’m working on. It's an ongoing journey of discovery, growth, and profound connection. I’m constantly in awe of His grace and mercy, and I’m committed to living a life that honors Him. Through my work, I hope to lead others to experience the incredible relationship with God that has so deeply enriched my own life.
I have been blessed to be personally discipled by a Christian brother named Bob Webb. He’s 84 years old, and I affectionately call him "Grandpa Bob." This wise sage of a prayer warrior and brother in Christ recognized the potential in a struggling Jewish man who was just beginning his walk with Christ.
Grandpa Bob took me under his wing, sharing with me the wisdom he had collected over his 80 years of life. Our lives seemed to mirror each other despite the four decades that separated us. For example, both of us had been approached by the mafia in our twenties with enticing offers that essentially amounted to selling our souls to the devil. These common, often frightening experiences, forged a deep connection between us, and our shared passion for Jesus and the Word of God united us instantly.
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In his discipleship of me, Bob was a master at capturing my attention and drawing out inspiration. As an engineer and pilot who had worked for Boeing on the Apollo program, Grandpa Bob had a unique and I felt innovative approach to prayer. He deconstructed prayer like an engineer, reverse-engineering it in a way that a child could understand, which I was, being a new believer, when I first met him. He taught me the art and science of prayer, breaking it down into simple, understandable steps. His methodical and loving guidance helped me grow in my faith and understand the power and importance of prayer.
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Through his mentoring, I began to see the incredible potential within me to serve God. Grandpa Bob's patience, wisdom, and unwavering faith were instrumental in my spiritual growth. He helped me to see that prayer wasn't just about asking for things but about building a deep, personal relationship with God.
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Inspired by his teachings, I authored three books titled Little Prayer Warrior, where Grandpa Bob is the main character teaching little boy Matthew—me—to pray. In addition, his discipleship inspired me to create the PrayerCraft app, an app that teaches proper prayer techniques to children. These books and the app are a testament to the profound impact he had on my life and my desire to share that with others, especially our youth.
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To sum it all up, my discipleship from Grandpa Bob is truly a miraculous story that is stranger than fiction. Only God could have written it into life. Through Grandpa Bob, I found not only a mentor but a spiritual father whose guidance helped me discover my calling and deepen my relationship with Christ. I am forever grateful for the time, wisdom, and love he invested in me, and I strive to honor his legacy by passing on what I've learned to others.
My Spiritual Life (My Disciplines)
I have become radically disciplined in my spiritual life since I turned to Christ. I’m not saying I don't have work to still do, but boy have I done a 180-degree turn from that lost, wandering Jew I was just two years ago. I no longer partake in any drugs, alcohol, porn or any toxic behavior pattern. I pray throughout the day, becoming the real-life little prayer warrior from my books. I've taken all the lessons I've learned from writing them and applied them to my life.
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I wear the armor of God at all times. I practice the gift of forgiveness, and I unconditionally love everyone like Jesus (at least I try), even those who don't understand me or persecute me. My entire Jewish family falls into that category!! I read Scripture every day too, and I'm drawn to new books, chapters, and verses almost every hour. I'm currently developing a content series where I teach the Book of Revelation. For the last three months, I have been studying Revelation very deeply!
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The biggest discipline I've been conditioned to do is to glorify God in everything—all my work, all my relationships, every moment of every day. It’s truly a gift from God. And I'm grateful for it and glorify the Father in Heaven as much as I can.
I am continually amazed how much discipline I’m developing! This discipline has not only strengthened my faith but also equipped me to share God's message with others. It's a profound and humbling experience to be so deeply connected to the divine, and I strive to honor this connection by living a life that glorifies God in every way possible.
I feel incredibly called by God to do this work. The Little Prayer Warrior children’s books, The PrayerCraft App, and so much more demonstrate God's provision in my life, and how I am being called to lead and shepherd more people to Him and spread the good news and truth of His son, Jesus Christ.
In addition, I've quickly developed a whole new community of friends, Christian brothers and sisters, who are supporting this calling. The Holy Spirit has been guiding me every step of the way, filling me with passion and energy to pursue this path.
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Writing my children’s books, has been especially transformative for understanding my “calling”. These stories allows me to plant seeds of faith in young hearts, teaching them the power of prayer and the importance of a relationship with God. In addition, the PrayerCraft app is designed to make prayer accessible and engaging, helping believers of all ages deepen their prayer lives. The Add+Ministry is focused on creative service and discipleship in the business world, bringing the love of Christ to those who need it most.
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These endeavors are not just projects; they are my soul missions in life. They are how I serve God and His kingdom. The impact these efforts have on others and the growth I see in my own faith are clear indicators that this is where God wants me to be. My new community of friends and fellow believers provides incredible support and encouragement, reinforcing my belief that I am on the right path.
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I feel blessed, privileged, and honored to heed this calling from God. Every moment of my day is dedicated to glorifying God through these works. I am committed to spreading the gospel, nurturing faith, and building a community rooted in Christ. This is my calling, my passion, and my purpose.
A Redemptive Moment in My Walk
I have already had so many redemptive moments in my newfound walk with Christ. To highlight one, I’ll pick an event that happened last July. God challenged me to write a screenplay about my Jewish family and all the pains, struggles, and traumas we've endured—divorces, substance abuse, loss, so much. The inspiration for the screenplay came from a true story about my 102-year-old grandfather who fought valiantly in WWII. While campaigning through the French countryside, my grandfather confiscated 12 crystal glasses emblazoned with the Nazi swastika. He sent them home to his parents in Kansas City with the vision that one day, everyone in our family would stomp on these glasses at their wedding, as is Jewish tradition. And we have for the last 80 years including myself.
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As I wrote the screenplay, I realized I had embarked on a journey to heal my family's generational wounds. Initially, I struggled with the confidence to write this deeply personal story, but God rewarded my trust in Him. The words flowed onto the page, and the story came to life. I wrote and wrote and wrote, not knowing where the story was even going. In the final scene, Jesus miraculously appears along with all the angels in heaven. Remarkably, my entire Jewish family and myself have an encounter with Christ in this final scene! It was an incredible vision that I dutifully scribed onto the page.
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As I was writing this epic conclusion to this deeply personal story, I realized I could let go of all the wounds from my past and the generational curses of my Jewish family. My entire family could too if they accepted Christ.. When I finished typing the final words of this epic last scene, I knew who Jesus was - our Lord and Savior. That was my first redemptive moment with Christ! And who knows, maybe it was prophetic. Maybe my entire Jewish family will find him too!
My Vision and Collaboration with Christ
For as long as I can remember, I have been blessed with the spiritual gifts of vision and creativity which inspired me to become an entrepreneur and collaborative team builder. However, for most of that time, I did not have Christ, so I struggled to truly lead a team and collaborate effectively to make my visions a reality. Sometimes, I did better than others, and the vision materialized in amazing ways (Smilocracy, my non-profit homeless advocacy organization, is a good example of that). However, then it would suddenly flame out (Smilocracy is also a good example of that).
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It wasn't until I started to grow with Christ that I began to learn the proper, divine ways to lead and collaborate with a team. I'm still learning, but Jesus is the ultimate example of a leader with vision, and His collaboration and leadership skills are those I strive to follow. Just look at how He shepherded a small group of disciples to spread His teachings to over a billion people worldwide today. Isn't that the roadmap to follow for leadership and collaboration? All the lessons are in the Bible, and that's why I read it every day.
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A few verses that encapsulate this concept are:
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Proverbs 29:18: "Where there is no vision, the people perish: but he that keepeth the law, happy is he." This emphasizes the importance of having a clear vision.
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Ecclesiastes 4:9-10: "Two are better than one; because they have a good reward for their labor. For if they fall, the one will lift up his fellow: but woe to him that is alone when he falleth; for he hath not another to help him up." This highlights the power of collaboration.
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1 Corinthians 12:12-14: "For as the body is one, and hath many members, and all the members of that one body, being many, are one body: so also is Christ. For by one Spirit are we all baptized into one body...and have been all made to drink into one Spirit. For the body is not one member, but many." This speaks to the importance of each team member and the collective strength of the team.
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I only have two years of experience to draw from in learning those valuable leadership lessons in leading a team like Jesus because it's only been that short amount of time since I've started to grow with Him. However, the results I feel are already extraordinary in the work I'm doing and the team that is taking shape. For instance, while developing the Little Prayer Warrior books and the PrayerCraft app, I had to cast a vision and collaborate closely with Grandpa Bob and a few others to bring these projects to life.
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One key success has been seeing how our collective efforts have already begun to touch lives and spread the message of faith and prayer. However, an area for growth has been learning to communicate more effectively and ensure that every team member feels valued and heard. From these experiences, I've learned the importance of humility, patience, and the power of collective prayer and discernment in making decisions.
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Only time will tell the ultimate success of these new ministry ventures, but at least I have the right example to follow. I believe my work, the books I'm writing, and the organizations I'm creating speak volumes about the work I'm doing inside and the relationship I'm developing with Jesus and God to learn these valuable skills.
From 2014 to 2018, I led the organization Smilocracy, which worked with the homeless community in St. Louis by providing advocacy, spiritual upliftment, and other necessary support and resources. This initiative was born out of my own struggles with homelessness following a tumultuous year when I got divorced, lost my job, and went to rehab. My life was a broken mess, but through several acts of God, I began to see how I could start picking up the pieces by simply smiling more and connecting with others positively.
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With the help of my Godmother, Lois, who became a mentor in my life, we started volunteering to help the homeless in St. Louis, the community where we lived. Very quickly my imaginative and visionary mind led me to figure out a way to serve the homeless community drawing on inspiration from being homeless myself just a year before. Although our team was small—comprising my best friend Shad, my Godmother Lois, and a handful of volunteers over the years—we made a significant impact in St. Louis, spreading smiles and positively impacting the homeless community.
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We distributed over 50,000 smile stickers to raise awareness for our mission, and I was even nominated for a position on the Board of Directors for the St. Louis Continuum of Care, the governing body overseeing all advocacy groups and homeless outreach organizations in the metropolitan area.
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Through this experience, I learned that being in service to others is key. It forced me to get out of my head and be present for another person at any given moment, always with a smile. The work we did speaks volumes, and I'm excited to share more of it with you in the future.
The Apostle Paul writes in Galatians 5:22-23, "But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, forbearance, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control. Against such things there is no law." These qualities highlight the essence of a spirit-led life, emphasizing emotional intelligence and interpersonal skills that are crucial for effective ministry leadership.
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A person's testimony is a powerful tool that allows them to relate on an emotional level with those struggling in darkness. My own journey is a testament to this. For 40 years, I wandered in the dark without Jesus. My life was marked by pain, confusion, and a constant search for meaning. It was only through the grace of God and the guidance of Jesus that I found my way out of that darkness.
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Having experienced such a profound transformation, I feel equipped to relate to anyone who is struggling. My past struggles and the redemptive power of Christ in my life provide a deep well of empathy and understanding. It is in the crucible of pain and struggle that one learns the true essence of ministry leadership. If you can navigate through your own trials with only God and Jesus as your guiding lights, it becomes much easier to point others toward that same light.
My testimony allows me to connect with others on a deeply personal level, offering hope and guidance based on my lived experiences. It's in these shared moments of vulnerability and strength that we can truly lead others out of the darkness and into the light of Christ.
Vision Casting and Goal Setting
Proverbs 29:18 states, "Where there is no vision, the people perish," highlighting the necessity of vision for guiding and inspiring a community. Additionally, Ecclesiastes 4:9-12 underscores the value of teamwork: "Two are better than one, because they have a good return for their labor: If either of them falls down, one can help the other up... A cord of three strands is not quickly broken." These verses collectively emphasize the need for vision, collaboration, and effective execution in ministry.
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Again, Jesus is the ultimate vision caster and team builder. He had a divine vision to spread the Gospel and the Kingdom of God, and He built a team of disciples to fulfill this mission. Jesus chose twelve ordinary men, invested in them, and trained them to carry out His teachings. Despite their initial shortcomings, these disciples went on to spread Christianity to billions of people worldwide. This unparalleled impact underscores the importance of vision and team-building in ministry.
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Goal setting is also a critical aspect of ministry. As a firm advocate of setting goals, I believe in praying to God for the spirit of revelation, vision, and guidance to execute plans and accomplish these goals. Philippians 3:14 reflects this mindset: "I press on toward the goal to win the prize for which God has called me heavenward in Christ Jesus." Setting goals aligns our efforts with God's purpose and ensures that our ministry remains focused and effective.
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In my teams, everyone is a leader on some level, but the ultimate leaders are Jesus and God. We report to them, seeking their guidance and wisdom in all that we do. I like to think of those of us here on Earth as their hands, working with the Holy Spirit. Together, we form a spiritual partnership that mirrors the Holy Trinity, enabling us to accomplish anything we set our hearts and minds to.
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In conclusion, as ministry leaders, casting vision, building teams, and successfully executing goals are fundamental to our calling. By following Jesus' example and seeking God's guidance, we can effectively lead our ministries to fulfill their divine purpose.
My Spiritual Gifts and Ministry Passions
My name, Matthew, means "Gift of God," and I truly feel that my life is a testament to His generosity and grace. My spiritual gifts are numerous and diverse, encompassing vision, creativity, the written and spoken word, empathy, compassion, and finally being charged with the Holy Spirit.
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From a young age, I exhibited a natural talent for vision and creativity. These gifts have been instrumental in my journey as a writer, artist, and communicator, allowing me to craft compelling stories and articulate profound messages. My ability to empathize and show compassion is equally significant. Growing up with my own struggles, I learned to deeply relate to the pain of others, which has equipped me to connect with and support those in need.
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I am passionate about using my gifts to help others discover and develop their own. This passion is particularly strong when it comes to working with children. I have a unique ability to connect with them, understand their dreams, and nurture their spiritual growth. This is why I am dedicated to writing a series of children's books and developing an app to teach children the power of prayer. I believe that forming a relationship with God is the foundation for drawing out the gifts within each child, just as it has been for me.
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In addition to my work with children, I feel called to mentor other Christian men who are struggling with various issues. My own experiences with substance abuse, addiction to pornography, and unhealthy relationships with women have given me valuable insights into the traps set by the devil. Before finding Christ, I wandered through these dark times, but now, having turned my life around, I am eager to guide others on a righteous path and help them avoid similar temptations.
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My ministry passions are rooted in my desire to see others flourish in their relationship with God. Whether it's through my children's books, the PrayerCraft app, or my mentoring efforts, my goal is to spread the Good News and help people discover the freedom and fulfillment that come from living a Christ-centered life. By sharing my testimony and utilizing my spiritual gifts, I strive to be a beacon of hope and a source of encouragement to those who are lost, just as I once was.
I've had many key influencers in my life, but three strong and fearless women stand out. The first is Deborah Morrison, my Creative Advertising professor in grad school. She profoundly shaped the creative professional I've become. When I enrolled in her program at the University of Texas, my creativity was like a flickering flame looking for more fuel. I knew I wanted to channel my creativity into a profession but had no idea how. Through her intensive and rigorous program, which has become a benchmark for creative education in the ad industry, my creativity was honed into a sharp tool. I learned to cut through the clutter of an idea and get to the core insight and story I wanted to convey. The workload was heavy and demanding, and I was extremely challenged throughout, but it pointedly shaped the next 20 years of my creative journey. I owe much of my success to Deborah.
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The second influential woman in my life is my Godmother, Lois. God sent Lois to teach me perhaps the most valuable lesson in life: to love myself and pick myself up even at my lowest point. She is a remarkable woman—a rebel, a pioneer, a saint. I actually rebranded her Saint Lois when we formed Smilocracy in Saint Louis. When I met her, I was struggling with instability and homelessness. The story of what happened next is epic, and I've already written a screenplay about it. We started Smilocracy together with my best friend Shad and spread our mission of spreading smiles to tens of thousands of people in the community. To date, she's given out over 70,000 smile stickers, and our work with the homeless has truly made a difference and impact. I can't wait to tell you more about Lois and Smilocracy!
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The third influential woman in my life is my beloved fiancée, Rejini. She is the single biggest force God put on my path to finally recognize His son, Jesus Christ, as my Lord and Savior. Her faith and devotion to God and belief in Jesus are unparalleled. She is a pillar, a bedrock of faith so rooted in the truth of Jesus and the righteousness and mercy of God that I was shaken to my core when meeting her. Despite my initial resistance to the light and truth of Jesus, her patient and guiding spirit led me to finally open up the Bible and read about Jesus. Instantly, when I started reading the Word and the testimony of Christ, my hardened heart began to crack. The result of her love and faith is the man that is applying for this ministry position today. My appreciation, my praise, my gratitude to her know no bounds, and I will honor Rejini in my life and into eternity forever and ever. God is good! Praise God! Thank you Jesus!
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If I had to identify two areas where I am weak, they would be patience and providing grace. These are challenging for me, but I am making significant progress in both, thanks to my deepening relationship with Jesus.
Patience has always been difficult for me because of my visionary mind. I often find myself several steps ahead in my thoughts and plans, which can make it hard to slow down and wait for others to catch up. I struggle to remember that everyone is on their own unique path of growth and that they may not move at the same pace I do. This realization has taught me the importance of patience in mentoring and nurturing others. I am learning to step back, trust God's timing, and support people as they progress at their own speed.
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Providing grace is another area where I have faced challenges. When things don't go according to the vision I have in my mind, I need to remember that God has a different plan and that His ways are higher than mine. This requires me to extend grace and forgiveness, both to myself and to others, when reality diverges from my expectations. While I understand these concepts intellectually, applying them in real-life situations can be much harder.
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Through my journey with Christ, I am learning that patience and grace are essential qualities for effective leadership and discipleship. Jesus exemplified both in His interactions with His disciples and with those who followed Him. By studying His life and teachings, I am gradually becoming better at incorporating these qualities into my own life. It's a continuous process of growth and adjustment, but with God's guidance, I am improving each day.
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Never in my life have I worked harder than in the last year since I accepted Christ. Facing the truth of Jesus has forced me to re-examine every aspect of my life and let go of everything that is not of God. It was overwhelming when I finally got saved, but over the last year, I've dedicated myself to the hard work of transformation.
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I’ve immersed myself in reading the Word, attending multiple men's Bible study groups, and, perhaps most profoundly, writing. God has inspired me to write multiple screenplays and books. While it is undeniably "work," it is also a tremendous gift that does "work" on me. The writing process has become unbelievably healing, revealing insights about myself and helping me let go of the past as I deepen my commitment to Christ.
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The effort I’ve put into writing has been quite intensive. It’s not just about producing content but about the spiritual and emotional labor involved. Every word I write is a step Additionally, The screenplays and books have allowed me to explore and share my testimony, which is a powerful tool for both personal healing and ministering to others.
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I’ve also worked very diligently on developing the PrayerCraft app, which is designed to help others in their prayer lives. This endeavor has required immense dedication, but it’s fueled by the passion God has placed in my heart. Through these projects, I hope to inspire and support others in doing their own "work" with God.
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Because my turn to Christ was so dramatic and sudden—like a light switch that was instantly turned on– my growth has also been accelerated. Even more profound is how aware of it I am. I can’t seem to slow it down, and thank God, I’m loving every second of it.
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Personally, this growth is evident in my newfound peace, contentment, and patience. I’ve let go of so much that I’m finding joy in every moment, even when things on the surface aren’t going my way. For instance, the reactions of my family to my spiritual turn have presented challenges, but I face them with the light of Christ, maintaining inner peace and trust in God’s plan.
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Spiritually, my growth has been immense. Regular reading of the Bible, attending men's Bible study groups, and deep prayer have strengthened my relationship with God. I’m continuously discovering new depths of faith and understanding. The spiritual disciplines I practice, such as constant prayer and diving deep into the word, such as the Book of Revelation and the Book of John, have drawn me closer to God and His wisdom.
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Relationally, this has been the most dramatic and miraculous area of growth. For so long, I felt isolated on my spiritual journey and struggled to truly connect with others. Since my conversion and regular attendance at men’s Bible study sessions, I’ve formed strong bonds with other Christian men. These connections go beyond mere fellowship; they feel divinely orchestrated as if God sent them for a very specific purpose in my life, and I for theirs. This unity in spirit is powerful and remarkable, and I cherish it deeply.
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Professionally, the entrepreneurial organizations I’m starting, such as Matthew 7:7 Publishing and the Add+Ministry, are all born in the light of Christ. Their singular mission is to spread the Good News of His coming return and share the Gospel. The work that has manifested is stunning, and the body of work is continually growing. I’m humbled and grateful to God for all this growth and the opportunity to serve His Kingdom through my professional endeavors.
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In all these areas, the transformation has been profound, and I’m so grateful for the guidance and blessings God has provided.
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The Matthew 7:7 Publishing Platform, and all the work I’m doing in the name of Jesus Christ, are just getting started. I’m currently working hard on multiple Christ-centered projects including the fourth book in the Little Prayer Warrior Series, Little Prayer Warrior Part 4: The Tale of Uncle Skeptic and the Jezebel Spirit. It's an incredible story that weaves between the Vatican and the American church system, and how the Little Prayer Warriors' are fighting to expose the Light and Truth of Jesus in both.
Additionally, I am diligently working on several educational content shows that expand the lessons and teachings from these stories. They include "The Little Prayer Warrior Show", "ASK, SEEK, KNOCK: My Journey to the Truth of Jesus", "Bible Bros", and "Revelation with Disciple Matt." These shows are labors of love, packed with wisdom, and I will be releasing them on several content platforms including this site, YouTube, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. They're going to be amazing, so definitely check them out!
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Then there’s the PrayerCraft app. If you haven’t already done so, please check out the demo on this site. The app is the foundation for all the lessons and wisdom on this site and provides a practical way for children to become little prayer warriors themselves.
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Finally, I am working on several screenplays and plan to establish a production company called Resurrection Films under the umbrella of Matthew 7:7 Publishing. There is so much on the horizon, and I can't wait to share more with you soon!
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God has already allowed me to materialize so much of it this vision. However, there is so much more in store! So much!! God willing, I hope to travel the world spreading the teachings of Jesus, the Little Prayer Warrior Warriors, and Grandpa Bob. Additionally, I plan to translate the books into every language on Earth so that everyone has access to this wisdom. I also want to partner with churches of every denomination and faith, as well as other faiths, particularly Judaism, my birth faith. The goal is to bridge the differences in humanity, especially among the children of our world, just as Jesus does.
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Next year, I'm planning to move and establish the headquarters of Matthew 7:7 Publishing in Israel, where Jesus's ministry began. As a Jew, I am privileged to have citizenship there, and I believe it is part of God's plan for me to move to the Promised Land and establish my ministry. Representing Jesus and His imminent return to the Holy Land is a mission I am eager to embark upon, and I anticipate it will be an extraordinary journey filled with God's blessings and revelations.
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I am thrilled to collaborate with individuals, organizations, ministries, and churches on these exciting projects and visions. I am always open to hearing your thoughts, feedback, ideas, and most importantly, your visions. I believe that when we share and piece together our different visions from God, they form a glorious masterpiece that reflects God’s vision for His Kingdom and Christ’s return. That’s why I’m so eager to share my vision and hear yours too. We each hold a piece of the puzzle, and together, we can create the Masterpiece or MasterPEACE.
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You can email me by clicking on the link below.
Finally, I want to thank you all for embarking on this journey with me. It’s already been the most thrilling and amazing ride, and I feel it’s only getting started now that I have Jesus as my Captain on this Matthew 7:7 adventure. Thank you to everyone who has helped me get to this point and to all those just finding me. We are all family in the Body of Christ; we are one. All praise and glory go to God.
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Thank you, God, and thank you, Jesus.
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Matt Goodman
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