God’s
Poiéma (ποίημα) —
Pronounced poy-ay-mah; translates from Greek to mean workmanship, or masterpiece
“Existing to spread the Light, love, and Good News of Christ into communities through clean, thoughtful works of art, remembering that we are God”s workmanship ourselves.”
A Rising Hub for Christian Storytelling
Introduction
“For we are His workmanship (poiéma), created in Christ Jesus unto good works, which God hath before ordained that we should walk in them.“
Ephesians 2:10 illustrates that we are all made in the image of God. We are all witnesses and bearers of a redemption story, carefully crafted by our Creator. No nation, community, family, or voice falls outside of the beautiful purpose He has for us. This verse reminds us that as a people deeply cared for, we can entrust our souls to Him, as clay would be in the hands of a potter— made and molded by love, tried and tested by fire, and purified for the proper time when we will forever be a part of
His masterpiece
Featured Poiéma
A Big, Big God for Small Hearts
There’s nothing, and no one, too big or small for God to remember
Audio Introduction
Follow an inquisitive kid named Jaya on a nature-filled adventure! Her main questions that lead the book are, “with billions of people in the world, is it really true that God sees every single heart? How? There are so many people!” The answer is revealed in the reading, with the goal of teaching kids about the mysteries of God’s essence, and the importance of trusting though we cannot always see. This book has been tailored for ages 5-7, but may be enjoyed by other audiences.
Join Jaya on her journey of asking what God’s nature is like!
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Philsophies
Our company stands out from nearly all entertainment companies by one fact: our goal is not to entertain you.
We believe that the God’s ordained orchestration of life events is a more beautiful, swaying sequence than any man could create. Consequently, our true business is simply documenting those organic stories, and amplifying God’s message found in them. From this comes our strive to create art, not so it may be pocketed in a bracket of amusement, but for the opposite cause, that is, to provoke the mind to deeper spiritual thought.
We are an LLC that believes the eyes are lamp of the body. If your eyes are healthy, your whole body will be full of light, but if your eyes are unhealthy your whole body will be full of darkness (Matthew 6:22-23). We focus on content that visualizes comfort, exhortation, and encouragement to its watchers, in hopes eyes will fill with light, and flourish the soul with health. We hope this comes not by our means, by how “good” or “professional” our work may be, but solely by means of hearing Christ’s Word— the true light.
Through literature, with plans of expansion to other creative mediums, our aim is to amplify God’s miraculous love by displaying a variety of unique voices and stories that God has molded into His poiéma.
Current Works:
Children’s Literature – A Big, Big God for Small Hearts (August 30th, 2026)
Forthcoming Works:
Children’s Literature – Jesus is for Everyone (March 28th, 2027)
*Gpmusic is not available at this time. We apologize for the inconvenience.
About our Founder
Rachel Watson is a Jamaican-American storyteller that specializes in Christian messaging. Growing up, Rachel always had a passion to uplift and exhort others, as seen through her volunteering at local events and church services. This passion only become stronger when she started exploring the arts in her teenage years, creating short films, scripts, and short stories that addressed deep, complexities of life with encouraging outcomes. By the time of college, Rachel knew this was something she wanted to do for a living, and quickly got her Bachelor’s Degree in Creative Writing (2023) and nearly done with her Master’s Degree In Human Services (2026). With the writing skills, psychology, and diverse perspective gained from her time in academia, Rachel now pursing to make this Christian creative career a full-time business.
“Oddly enough, I don’t want to make stories tailored to speak to the masses, even if it would generate more revenue. Instead, I want to make stories that touch individual’s hearts. Things that bring wealth to the soul are of far more value than wealth brought through paper currency.”