A Revive Our Hearts listener wrote during the recent Titus II series about how God has challenged

her to get involved with the next generation.

When I began listening to the Titus II study, I asked God, who could I possibly be a mentor to?

I go to an inner city church in Minneapolis.

A month ago, a sister at the church sent a message to some women

asking for help, teaching the teen girls in Sunday school class. I read the text and said,

That's not me. I don't know how to relate to inner city girls. I grew up in the suburbs. I didn't

start reading the Bible until I was 50. I can't imagine I could

minister to these girls. We have an obligation. We have a responsibility to get involved

in the lives of these younger women. If they're not thinking straight, if they're not living

godly lives, if they're not succeeding in their marriage and their parenting, we as older women have to ask ourselves, have we fulfilled our responsibility to train these younger women?

I continued to give myself excuses, but the Lord was having none of it.

The Lord used the tightest study to stir me and convict me.

I am now working with the girls.

It's been just a couple weeks.

I know there's nothing in me.

I need only to be obedient and to let God use me as his vessel.

Thank you so much for this ministry that I just discovered at the start of the Titus study.

I am praying for his abundant blessing on your ministry in the outpouring of funding to continue

the ministry.

When we study God's Word together here on Revive Our Hearts, it has a huge, real-life effect on

women of all generations. So if you've given to support this ministry,

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