If you're wondering how to start a mentoring relationship, don't stress about it too much.

Here's Missy Babcock.

The mentoring part just kind of grows organically in that you start asking the questions.

You start opening up your heart.

You start telling your secrets.

I think that women are looking for that.

I think we need our girlfriends.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMoss-Walgamut, author of Adorned, for July 9th, 2019.

Music 2019. God made us as humans with an innate need to connect. We're social creatures. Poet John

Dunn wrote in 1624, no man is an island. We affect one another's lives. And I think God made us as women

with a built-in need to connect with other women. That's what we're talking about today. We're

listening to a conversation between my longtime friend Dana Gresh and some friends of hers from

Dana's hometown of State College, Pennsylvania. As you listen,

ask yourself, who is a younger woman that I could be investing in? Or who is an older woman in my life

that I could learn from? Let's listen together. Here's Dana. Today, we are joined once again by my

mother, Kay Barker, who's currently hosting a Bible study

featuring Nancy DeMoss Walgamous, Adorned, based on Titus 2. And joining with us today are two

women who have been very special in her life as they've been studying this book because you've sort of started mentoring

these two ladies, haven't you, mom? I have. I'm not sure mentoring is the word because we have

such a fun time and where you have a good friendship. But you might call it mentoring. So today we're

joined first by Missy Babcock.

Missy is married to Ed, who has served as an elder in their local church.

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