Madison Breyett Trawt praises Charlie Kerk’s legacy of faith

In the wake of the tragic death of Charlie Kerk, Madison Breyett Troot praises his legacy, and his honor as a man who boldly lived for his faith and the truth.

Trutt rose for the first time to national attention in the 23rd season of “The Bachelor” from ABC, where it ended the runner -up. Since then, she met and married Her husbandGrant Troutt, and the couple are now participating a daughter, Hosanna.

Behind her personal life, TROTT has become a sound of inspiration by faith. She is the host “Stay True PodCast” and a selling author. Her latest version, “Done to be correct: Defeat the lies that link you AAnd live in fact that liberates you,“ It focuses on helping readers to pursue an authentic life that focuses on Christ. It will be available for purchase on Tuesday.

“How do you want to remember” less than 3 months before the killing

Troutt described the feeling as “destructive” when The turning point of the United States of America ) It was tragicly assassinated.

She said, “I felt weight, just as many people around America were feeling deep and deep. But at the same time, I felt convinced to be bold and more shy than the truth.” “Charlie was a man who lived and died for the truth.”

Since then, Trote described “turning point” after Kirk’s death.

“Now people are like, Wow, I want to know more about the truth. I want to know more about what it is He built his life She said, “People are hungry.”

Charlie Kerk was proud of the Christian champion on the campus on the country: “I am nothing without Jesus

She added that Kerk’s death prompted many forever in eternity.

Troot said that people ask: “I must know this thing from what happens if that happens to me. Like, what is eternity? I think people ask these questions and ask that and also the desire to feel safe, and a sense of hope now in a dark time.”

Although Traffic confessed to Kirk’s political participation, she said that she grew up from his faith, and stressed that his convictions are ultimately based on faith.

She said: “Everything has been actually directed about Jesus Christ, and this is what he always painted and returned to.” Proverb I inspire it as well as many across America.

Her new book focuses on finding meaning and truth.

She said: “I woke up in the middle of the night and I felt that the Lord put on my heart that I needed writing a book about the truth and that the truth that everyone needs.” “Now I see this world in which we live today with a lot of pain, with a lot of pain, with a lot of ambiguity. There is hunger and searching for the truth, there is hunger and we are looking for something greater and greater than themselves to connect it to something supernatural, and something that exceeds them, which is something that leaves me.”

Traffic said it is “sad” for the Kirk family, but it believes in the importance of faith, even in difficult and dark times.

Charlie Kerk leaves behind the legacy of strong Christian faith after the tragic shooting

She said, “I only think what the enemy means to harm, God will use good.” “I also know that God will use this more than we can imagine.”

“Life does not make sense unless you have Jesus. Thus, even if you have all the money in the world, all fame in the world, if you do not have Jesus, you do not know hope, you do not know peace, you do not know the truth, you do not know the purpose.”

It also provided an encouragement to the fate of Kirk Eternal:

“The truth is yes, that day ended Charlie’s life on Earth, but he also started his life in eternity,” she said.

Watch Traffic appear on “Fox & Friends“Monday 6:50 am Each time.

Fox News’ alba Cuebas-Fantauzzi contributed to this report

Click here to get the Fox News app