Margot Topp says younger women, awash and shallow messages, are hungry for something more.

I think our culture, my age, 30-40s, 20-30-40s, we don't really want fluff.

We've got fluff all around us, and we're busy.

And so when we do stop to take time in conversation or in learning something, we want to get right to the heart of the matter.

And it really allows us to have those discussions and ask the questions and build the relationships that we truly want to build.

It's Monday, July 30th, and this is Revive Our Hearts with Nancy Lee DeMoss.

Apples of Gold. It isn't a brand of produce. It's a mentoring program providing younger women

with solid biblical counsel on a whole

variety of issues that affect their lives. We started to hear about the importance of mentoring

last week, and Nancy's here to introduce our guests again.

Well, we've been having a great conversation this week with three friends who are talking

with us about a very special mentoring program for women.

And if you've missed either of the past two days, you'll want to order that CD from our

resource center so that you can learn whether you're an older woman or a younger woman, how you can be

involved in this particular ministry. So let me reintroduce our guests for those who may not have

been with us. Betty Heisinga is the founder of Apples of Gold. Betty, thank you for being here

to tell us about it. It's great to be here, and this is the joy of my life. Well, I can tell that, and I'm hoping that passion will be contagious.

And it's contagious with the other women in this room, for sure.

Margot Top, you're a wife, you're a mom, and you've got five children, so you have been really

blessed to have the Ministry of Apples of Gold in your life. You were one of the original

apples in that Apples of Gold program. Thanks for making the trip today to share with us how

it's influenced your life. You're welcome. Thank you for having me. And Dee Horn, one of the

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