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King David understood how to be a man after God’s own heart. He knew what it took. If we follow his example we can be in that same category. Listen to Matt and Tracey explain what David knew and what we can learn from him. Thanks for watching #praisethelord

We all have something in common when it comes to life. Everybody manages to really botch things up even when we were trying to do the right thing! Here’s a great devotional from Charles (Chuck) Swindoll’s book Good Morning, Lord Can We Talk? October 31

Today Matt and Tracey discuss Revelation 13 and some of the things found in there. Like the Watchman on the Wall, they are calling out to people listening as they see the danger approaching. This is a somber message of warning to those willing to listen.

That's a pretty profound question to ask, but a very important one! Matt and Tracey discuss many topics today including this very important one.

There are many factors in life that are fighting against us and we can’t just give up. This is a great devotional by Chuck Smith from his book Wisdom for Today on September 30.

Do you believe that God really knows what you need, or do you think that you need to clue Him in on what's going on in your life? Listen to this great devotion/ bible study on how to rely on God daily and then to really release it to Him.

So many times we underestimate the power of God in our every day circumstances, never mind the really large storms that come along. Listen to this discussion on how to get a bigger perspective of the God that you serve!

Why do you call me Lord? That is a serious question that needs some serious self examination before it’s too late.

Live long enough and you can say that there have been things you did in your past that you wish you hadn't done. If we aren't careful we can paralyze ourselves and not move forward because we can't get past those mistakes or bad decisions. King David was a person who could have allowed his past to engulf him where he felt like a victim, but listen to how he overcame all of it and moved on. You can do the same thing! Here is the Amazon Link for Bear Grylls book Soul Fuel: https://amzn.to/3cj9fdF Thanks for watching!

On today’s show with Matt and Tracey they go over how God provides so much for us and asks so little of us in return. AllHe wants from us is our love for Him. If you listen long enough you will find out how God defines if we love Him or not.

I know I hate it when someone judges me but has no idea of the circumstances, so why is it that we often do the very thing that we hate! Listen to Matt and Tracey for a great study.

Many times we discount he small things in life as being too trivial to bother God with. God cares about every little thing in your life. This is a great devotional from the King of Preaches, Charles Spurgeon in his book Faith’s Checkbook, June 5

Our heart determines how we relate to God, Henry and Richard Blackaby do a great job of explaining the different types of heart conditions and how we can have the right kind. From their book, Experiencing God Day by Day, June 4

Good and Bad habits, which do you have more of? How hard is it to develop a good habit? It can be easy depending on how dedicated you are. Matt and Tracey are out at the lake today discussing a great story of a person in the Bible who had some great habits and how we can learn a few lessons.

How many people struggle with waiting and patience?! It is one of the hardest things to learn, especially when you see others getting promoted, getting a new car, getting a new house, going to college, and so on. Listen or watch Matt and Tracey to hear what God says about learning how to wait.

When God chases you down with His blessings, it is more than you can take in! It's like a huge waterfall that has so much water coming out of it that you are drenched with the amount of water coming down on you!

Can our obedience to God cost others around us? Yes it can. Here is a great devotional by Henry And Richard Blackaby on May 18 from their book Experience God Day by Day.

People may think that they can barricade a door closed on you, but God is the ultimate final authority. God holds the keys to all the doors, and if He says a door is open for you then you will be walking through it! Thanks for watching!

Sometimes we just want to observe what God is doing, we aren't even thinking about participating. But there are times that God has plans for us that really take us by surprise, instead of us just observing He brings us not only into the game but makes us the star quarterback!

Sometimes we allow ourselves to walk into a jail cell, have the door locked, and then hand the keys over to the enemy. We do that by justifying some of our choices, and think that we are fine because we haven't seen any consequences in our lives yet. Listen to this Mornings, to see if you might have done this in your life, but also hear how you can break free and live an abundant life!

We often mistake doing something as real progress, or being blessed by God as just for ourselves. There are benefits to things that the Lord will do for you, but there is one primary reason why He does certain things. This is a great devotional by Henry Blackaby from Experiencing God Day by Day May 4.

Talk about the End times can rattle people as far as what to do with the here and now. However, God wants us to trust Him and live our lives now. #revelation #endtimes

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.

We like to say everyone is unique until they do something that’s not like us or the way we would do it. Believe it or not the Bible addresses this issue.

In today's day and age, many people just dismiss things that are from God. He is trying to get their attention to turn back to Him, but they aren't acknowledging it so they keep running into one thing after another. Sometimes the simplest answers are the hardest to do.