By President & CEO Bill Abbott
In a world flooded with social pressure, conflicting voices, and internal doubt, Dare to Be True is a call to reclaim authenticity. As a public figure who’s navigated criticism while maintaining her vulnerability, Madi Prewett Troutt offers her story and in doing so provides a road map for individuals to follow to not stay captive to lies about identity, worth, or purpose.
Madi draws from personal experiences, including times of shame, struggle, and misinterpretation, to demonstrate how truth (rooted in faith) can lead to freedom. What is particularly compelling is her willingness to step into the messiness as she doesn’t just share victories, she shares wounds times of struggle and hurt.
What to Expect:
- Honesty about shame and struggle. Madi opens up about areas many avoid, such as past addictions or internal battles, not to sensationalize but to show redemption is indeed possible.
- Practical steps toward truth. The book offers tools, reflections, and spiritual practices to help readers confront internal lies and replace them with liberating truths.
- A faith-forward framework as Madi molds biblical insight with modern challenges (like social media noise and identity confusion), the author points toward faith as a foundation for clarity and freedom.
- A relatable, not idealized life. Madi doesn’t present perfection but she shows a life in motion, constantly wrestling with grace, growth, and alignment with truth.
Who Should Read It:
- If you’re wrestling with questions like:
- “Who am I, really?”
- “What lies have I swallowed about myself?”
- “How do I live authentically in a messy, noisy world?”
This book will speak into your journey. Whether you’re young, older, confident, insecure, the invitation is the same: dare to be true.
If you want a message of authenticity, redemption, and hope, this book is worth your time!
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