Madi Prewett Troutt

So I opened up this chapter talking about a time right after Grant and I got married.

And I talk about our first night married, actually, which are going to be too many details here.

Madison, Madison.

I feel like I'm at a basketball game, like coming out of the tunnel.

I'm about to play like the biggest game and I just feel so pumped up after that.

I'm going to start inviting you to all of these so that I can start.

Would you actually tell us about Unite?

Yeah.

Yeah.

So my mom had the vision for Unite a few years ago.

And I remember we were sitting down.

It was like a New Year's Eve and we were writing out our goals for the year.

And it's me and my husband and my mom.

And we're sitting there and we're talking about it.

And she was like, my heart is so broken over what college students are walking through.

She had been leading a small group at Auburn University's campus and just was listening to so many of the stories and the testimonies and could not believe these girls who seemed on the outside to be so put together.

Like everything was good and everything was great.

And they were in church and they were raised in a good family.

And just the stuff they were walking through and everything.

the sin they were living in and the lies they were believing and the things they were struggling over.