According to Titus Chapter 2, older women are supposed to teach younger women.

Let's listen to what one woman has learned about this powerful principle.

I lived in a community where there were several older women in our neighborhood.

And I used to go and sit with the older women.

They would teach out of God's word and out of their experiences, out of life's experiences.

I just grew up with a heart for God and for God's people. And so in February, I decided that I would walk in obedience to what the Lord had called me to,

and I began a ministry in my home with 12 women.

And God is really blessed in that ministry, and we are just coming together and just having a really great time in the Lord.

And I just think that it's so important that we speak into the lives of one another.

And I tell them all the time when you see a sister who is struggling, strengthen your sister.

And that's what we're supposed to do as part of the body of Christ is to be a strength to one another.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss,

Walgamuth, author of Adorned. For February 24th, 2020, I'm Dana Gresh.

Have you heard anyone say, I love God, but have no use for the church?

Is that thought process accurate?

Today, Nancy DeMaswalgamuth addresses our need for relationships and involvement in the

body of Christ.

Let's continue in our series, The Power of Relationships. Let's just back

up for a moment and review where we've been, and then I want us to make some further application

of this truth to our relationships in the body of Christ. If you have your Bible, let me encourage

you to open to Ecclesiastes chapter 4. And let's read again through this passage, putting it all together now.

We've taken the pieces apart. We've looked at it phrase by phrase. Let's get an overview once again

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