Madi Prewett Troutt

I mean, it was like really, really heartbreaking things.

And I just, she had this moment of just being like, I can't listen to this anymore.

Like we've got to do something about it.

And so she started praying on Auburn's campus and started walking the campus of Auburn with her small group and praying for revival to come to Auburn's campus.

And that carried on for months.

And then her goal was to see Revival come to Auburn's campus.

And so she started planning this event, had no idea if anybody was going to show up.

And so she started planning this event at Auburn University.

And her whole life, she had really just focused on being a mom and a wife.

And so she poured a lot into my dad and into me and my sisters.

And this was a dream and a burden God had put on her heart.

And she was like, okay, I don't feel qualified for this.

I don't know if anybody's even going to show up for this, but like, I'm just going to be obedient and just trust God with the rest.

And so she called Jonathan Bakluta and Jenny Allen.

And they both said, no, they were like, sorry, our schedule's full.

We can't make it happen.

And she was like, no, you're supposed to be there.

I know in my heart and spirit, God, like you were supposed to be there.

And they were like, okay.

And they rearranged their schedule, showed up.