Donna Otto understands how much we really need each other.

I am who I am because older women took the time to reach down into my life,

not waiting for me to ask, not looking around saying which deserves it most because I didn't.

They reached down into my life and had an effect on me.

And I can tell you woman after woman from the seventh grade straight through to my life right now, who did that?

This is Revive Our Hearts with Nancy Lee DeMoss for Tuesday, May 9th.

Here's Nancy.

Our guest this week is Donna Otto, who is a speaker and an author and the founder of an organization we'll talk more about called Homemakers by Choice.

I love the title of that organization, and we want to hear Donna share some more about

that.

But most recently, she's written a book called Finding Your Purpose as a Mom.

The subtitle is How to Build Your Home on Holy Ground.

And I want to tell you that, Donna, I'm not a mom.

I'm not even a wife.

And I'm a single woman.

But you early on in this book said that there are things that apply here to women in every season of life.

And I found that to be the case.

And so let me say to our listeners, even if you

aren't a mom, there's some really rich material here about just living a life that's

orderly and peaceful and creating a climate in your relationships that's conducive to pointing

people to God, pointing people to Christ and to his way. So Donna, thank you for writing this book. Thank you for your heart for home. And thank you for being on Revive Our Hearts with us this week. Thank you. It's fun to be here. It's good to be with you. Donna, most of our listeners can't see you. We do have an audience of women here with us today, but most who are listening to us by radio can't see you and and they can't see that your hands are always moving, and you're very animated and dynamic, and when you talk about

home, your eyes sparkle, and you have a love for home that comes out of your love for the

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