Matt Crump

It is easy to exist in life. It's easy to go through the motions in family and career. I believe we have a choice to live life abundantly or erratically. In this keynote, I will talk about the benefit of embracing life personally and or corporately, by living it and giving it your all to live full and die empty

I understand what it feels like to be up all night wishing you could sleep and turn off the theater in your mind.
I understand what it feels like to be with people you love but still feel alone.
I understand what it feels like to have a dream, but believe it won’t come true more than you do believe It will.
I understand what it feels like to know you are here for something, but you just can’t nail it down...Or… You know what you are here for, but you just don’t feel equipped and maybe the truth is…You may not even feel good enough.
Look, it’s hard enough just living in the times and culture we are living in now, no matter where you live in the world. But to go through life with an okay faith, no faith in yourself and worse yet, no faith at all. To go through life and have it end up resulting in nothing, not even a thought of what you’d leave behind ?!
That's when it's time to flip the script on life and in this keynote, Matt is passionate about sharing The Flip..(contact for more)

Cancer. What an eye opener! One of the things that I am actually grateful for is the opportunity for self reflection and deep observations that helped me to discover what I call #GodsGotThis Moments. The first thing I discovered to understand in sharing your story is that God loves you regardless of circumstance and situation. Although we may face horrible circumstances and situations in our lives, many times it’s not what God intended for us in the first place. We can be afflicted with terminal disease or illness and many people's first response is to blame God. The benefit of being a believer who is experiencing devastation like that is that a story can be shared with the world. A story of faith. A story of hope. A story that says I'm still alive, I still believe and God is still the same. I trust his Word, I trust his love, and I trust his heart. To be able to say that God‘s got this in our lives is to really hold on to the truth that we don’t. It means there is hope.