Pastor Terrell and Brandy Scott of The Malachi Project discussed their transformative journey from drug trafficking to founding Malachi House, a 6,000 sq. ft. debt-free facility in McDonough, Georgia. Terrell shared his past as a drug dealer, his 20-year prison sentence, and his conversion through a woman he robbed. Brandy recounted her struggle with addiction and her role in Terrell's spiritual awakening. They emphasized their mission to father and mentor the next generation, highlighting their impact on local youth and the community. The project aims to replicate its success in other inner cities and nations, fostering generational reconciliation and transformation. The Malachi Project, led by Terrell Scott, is expanding its mentorship program from 50 to 150 kids weekly. The project offers support through Terrell Scott Ministries and the Malachi House at 312 Roger Street, McDonald, Georgia. The book "The Power of the Broken Road" is available on Amazon and through the ministry. Financial support, including monthly donations, is crucial for their operations. Testimonies highlight the divine provision and the community's role in supporting the project. The conversation also touches on the importance of prayer and the impact of the Malachi kids' faith during the construction process.