Welcome to the Raising Boys and Girls Podcast. I'm Sissy Gough. I'm David Thomas. And I'm Melissa

Trevathan. And we are so glad you've set us out a few minutes to spend with us today. In each

episode of this podcast, we'll share some of what we're learning in the work we do with kids and

families on a daily basis at Days Are Counseling in Nashville, Tennessee. Our goal is to help you

care for the kids in your life with a little more understanding, a little more practical help,

and a whole lot of hope. So pull up a chair and join us on this journey from our little yellow house

tiers. The Raising Boys and Girls Podcast is brought to you in partnership with Menno. Menno

provides meaningful screen time and shared experiences for families to help you grow in your fade together.

Check them out at podcast.gomenno.com. That's podcast.govminno.com.

Kelly Mentor is an author, Bible teacher, and podcaster. She is deeply passionate about

teaching the Bible and believes it permeates all of life. Kelly speaks around the country and also

works closely with Justice Mercy International in the Amazon jungles of Brazil, as well as the

Eastern European country of Moldova. When she's not writing, traveling or speaking, she enjoys

time in her garden, cooking, and being with her friends and family. Kelly, you are in my book,

one of the most sought after Bible teachers. There is how many books have you written at this point?

Oh, I don't know. Seven or eight Bible studies may be in a few or eight Bible studies.

A word from a leader. You have how many albums? You're going to make this sound so much better than it is.

I don't even know a few records, but that's because I came to Nashville to do music,

but I haven't done it in a little bit of time. So, I mean, I still sing and play my guitar, but

beautifully. And you're an aunt, which is very important to me. Very exciting for me to

do. Yes, to how many? Six. Six. Yeah. Wow. And three are right here. Yeah. So that's really,

really fun. Yes. And what are their ages? Marin is the freshman in high school, and then we've got,

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