In Titus II, women are invited to share their life wisdom with those coming behind them.

Jessie Klein has seen how that works out in real life.

Fun and laughter and community is really meant to draw these relationships together.

I don't have to meet with Sandy, but I like to because she's fun.

And I can laugh with her and cry with her, sometimes at the same time.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss-Walkalmood, author of Adorned, for Monday, April 10th, 2017.

Music Sunday, April 10, 2017. For over a month, Nancy has taken us through Titus 2, 1 through 5 in a series called God's

Beautiful Design for Women.

In the series, we've addressed so many practical

topics, but one main theme that keeps coming up is this. Older women are to teach younger women.

Today, Nancy, will talk with three women who are living this principle out. If you don't like

the word mentoring or think it sounds intimidating,

do yourself a favor and listen to this down-to-earth conversation. Here's Nancy.

It's easy sometimes, even our churches, I think, contribute to putting people in all age-segregated

groups so that you miss the value of relationships that are intergenerational.

And this is a fun group of the three blondes here.

Refer to the three tenors.

This is the three blondes.

And all of these are very special women in my life, but they're special women in each other's lives as well.

And I remember, is it all that you're all 20 years apart, is that right?

So I won't say what the ages are now, but I remember when, and of course, once you get into

this tightest two lifestyle, you don't mind people knowing what the age is and these women don't

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