In your church, members of different generations need each other, according to Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth.

We don't want to get to the place where you got all the 20-somethings in one service

and all the people who don't like that music in a different service

because we're going to forfeit something which is more important than our taste in music.

And that is our need for each other in the body of Christ.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss Walgamuth, author of Adorned, for Thursday, March 2nd, 2017.

Music 2017. Well, for the last three weeks or so, we've been working our way slowly but surely through

the first verses of Titus chapter 2. A couple of days ago, we got to the phrase that a lot of us first think of when we hear

Titus 2. That's the phrase, older women are to teach younger women. Today we're going to hear

how that can play out in real life. How to younger and older generations actually connect?

Well, a group of women has been listening to this series with us,

and we'll hear their experiences in a few minutes. First, I want to introduce you to Kelly Needham.

She's a wife and a mom and a contributor to the True Woman blog. She's been influenced by a number of

mentors in her life, and now she's purposefully passing on what she has learned

to the next generation. Here's Kelly. There are two women in my life in particular that have been

really shaping, and what's interesting is neither one of them sat me down across from a table

and went through a book with me and didn't go through a

curriculum or a Bible study.

It was really women that I watched their lives.

And that's really shaped, I think, how I've thought about mentorship as well.

The first was a lady named Tony Peeler.

She just passed away this past year, actually.

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