“The Bachelor” star Madison Prewett discussed her faith and how it’s shown her “the things that matter” during the pandemic.
“Faith isn’t so much predicated on feeling or on circumstance…,” the 24-year-old reality star shared with Fox News in a piece published Wednesday. (RELATED: ‘Bachelor’ Contestant Madison Prewett Was ‘Thrown Off’ By Peter Weber After Being Spotted With Another Contestant)
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“I think when we choose to believe in something bigger than ourselves, we’re choosing to believe that component of life right through the highs and lows of life,” she added. “And so for me, even the low moments, it doesn’t shake that foundation.” (RELATED: ‘Bachelor’ Star Colton Underwood Gives Health Update After Coronavirus Diagnosis)
“It just inspires me more,” Prewett continued. “And so for me, during [the pandemic], it’s really brought a lot into perspective… the things that matter, the things that I want to be spending my time on.”
The star of season 24 of the ABC show went on to talk about how none of us are “promised tomorrow” and “there’s no guarantee of what this all is going to look like tomorrow or a year from now.”
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With that in mind, she focuses instead on how she can “make today matter” and even “give back” to help those around her have a higher quality of life.
At one point in the interview, she also talked about being on the show and the kind of relationship she is looking for.
“And for me and my values and my perspectives and how I see life, you know, I’m looking for someone who’s going to want to make me a better person and push me closer to God,” Madison shared. “So [I want to find] someone who can come alongside me and do that and they’re chasing after God with all their heart and fulfilling their purpose [in life].”