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Madison Prewett Troutt, the shorty who had once been famous for her short stint in ‘The Bachelor’, came forth with a new booknamed ‘Dare To Be True’. She will address people on spiritual fulfillment in a fiery manner. In one of the videos, she told that literal joy, peace, and purpose lie in the presence of God and that one can enter into God’s presence only by having a pure heart. That is the message highlighted in the book which will carry readers along in resisting sin and choosing life in purity.
Fully embracing her new role as a Christian author and speaker, Prewett Troutt excoriated in one of her videos about the main theme of her book. “Why do we want to be in the presence of God?” she asked her audience. “Cause in the presence of God is filled with joy. Everything you want, what you are looking for, what the desires of your heart craves and longs for and needs, all is in the presence of the Lord.”
She then went on to list terms that she believed were fulfilled in the meeting with the Lord. “Can I just tell you, you want peace, you want purpose, you want joy, you want freedom, you want hope, you want contentment, you want confidence; it’s found in the presence of the Lord and requires a pure heart.” She further corroborated the teaching by citing from Psalm 23, “Who can ascend into the hill of the Lord? Or who shall stand in his holy place? He that hath clean hands, and a pure heart.”
Her post that simply stated “Purity is the path to Gods Presence” then directed her followers to the link in her bio for the book promotion. This bridge between her social-media ministry with her published work is indicative of a genuine and deliberate attempt to grow her platform beyond entertainment.
The response from the community was immediate and very positive with lots of comments bearing witness to the fact that the people shared their faith in word and spirit. One of the commentators wrote, “I love this so much.” A recurring phrase that was going around many churches went this way: “Hallelujah Glory to Yeshua Jesus Christ.”
The words, bracketed by a mixture of personally empowering praises and exultations, go, “I LOVE THIS I LOVE YOU LORD AMEN,” alongside the praying hands and heart emojis standing in for a vigorous affirmation. With this, one could tell Prewett Troutt’s message has very deeply affected her audience on a personal level.
There were some even lengthy responses with numerous blessings and scriptures. “Congratulations, lovely, cute, inspiration, faith, peace, Grace, wonderful, mesmerizing, fluid, and immersive post in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ. And Full of the Person of the Holy Spirit. Thank you so much for sharing your Life Stories,” read one of the plush responses, suggesting that her content inspires an articulate and committed audience.
Others in the follower base showed some support for her cause. “Yessss absolutely 100%. Thank you,” one said, tagging her username to ensure she saw the endorsement. The engagement also gave rise to the curiosity about her expanding role, as a follower queried, “Where can we listen to you preach?” This query is a sign that the audience wants more of her spiritual counsel than just one post or a book.
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If “Dare To Be True” wouldn’t sufficiently embrace the defining chapter within Madison Prewett Troutt-embellished public visage, this is a further defining chapter: Madison Prewett Troutt, from reality-TV contestant to a voice in the Christian literary arena. By placing purity, purpose, and divine presence at the center of her platform, she seeks to nurture a faith community. “Dare To Be True” is but a natural extension of what is that she preaches about and a guide for those who desire to further walk in the literal directions she promotes in public. This chapter is one more affirmation that she intends to be not just a reality-TV face but an author seeking to guide others through personal relationships with faith. Her recent ministry efforts have been part of a larger religious movement, and she has also discussed the dangers of new age spirituality while sharing powerful sermons on spiritual choices.
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