Madison Prewett Trout

I'm not afraid to speak the reality of it, but there is certainly a sensitivity that I have because to look at a dear friend and say, reality is you're on a road to hell.

It's hard.

It's hard to say it.

It's hard to accept it.

And when the other person

just doesn't believe that that is true because they don't believe in a heaven or hell or they believe in another God.

They believe, or they don't believe in a God at all that we just go to dust after we die.

It, you know, it, it hurts, it hurts my heart.

And so I've never, I've never lost friendships over conversations about eternity, but have definitely lost friendships over

over differences of faith and politics and all that kind of stuff.

It's inevitable.

But here's what I want to ask you.

If you could tell people, like, what's exciting about eternity?

Why should I desire eternity?

eternity why should I look forward to my my future life my eternal life more than what's here what I can feel what I can touch what I can see like I'm living my life but but eternity in heaven kind of feels like this mystery yeah

We are literally renovating a new home.

It's an old home, but new to us.

And my husband and I are renovating.

And as you can get so caught up in the, oh, I need this fixture, this light fixture and this wall color and oh, this couch.

And well, this one, I really like it better.