People hate to think that they missed out on something really cool! However, sometimes they make bad decisions that costs them dearly for something that God had for them in the future. 

   Many Christians mistakenly think that they choose God. However, the exact opposite is true.  God is the one who reaches out to us and chooses us! 

   Trusting God for salvation seems much easier for most people than having to trust Him every day for all things.  

   As much as some people want to believe that everyone will make it to Heaven, that is just not true.  Hell is a very real place and people who end up there when they die want others to know how horrible it is.  They want to warn others about the reality of this place, but there is no going back to tell another.  People must make their decision for Jesus while they are still alive on this side of eternity. 

   When the Bible talks about the Angel of the Lord it means that Jesus has just showed up!  This story is a really encouraging example of why we want to serve the Lord and how He is our protector!

    How hard is it to wait on an answer from God?  However, sometimes when God answers it is so fast that we aren't ready for it! 

  When you are serving God and keeping your eyes on Him, He will protect you like you could never believe or comprehend.  

   If you have a conflict, you normally know who it's with or what it's over.  However, we can be in a battle where we are focusing on the wrong enemy and issue.  How can anyone win a battle when they don't know who it is they are fighting?  Today Matt addresses the bottom line on conflict, and how to win this battle in your life that can arise almost daily.  

That is a question that I would have asked years before I became a Christian if someone asked me if I was saved.  Many times, even Christians don't understand what it is that they are saved from.  Matt and Tracey discuss this topic and a few other things on today's Mornings With Matt and Tracey.

  God is the same yesterday, today and forever. He never changes; however, He expects us to change!  How can that be?! Watch or listen to Matt explain this principle.