What does mentoring look like? Here's Susan Hunt with one practical example. This is what she said

recently to her grandchildren. I would love to see you establish the holy habit of reading the Bible.

So what if we do a group text, and I give you a scripture passage each day, you read it,

and then you text the rest of us your favorite verse.

Well, they were all open for it,

because we'd been laughing together and playing together.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast with Nancy DeMas Walgamu,

author of Adorned for for May 7th, 2019.

I'm so grateful that we have an entire holiday dedicated to honoring our mothers.

As we approach Mother's Day this weekend,

we wanted to do a couple of things. First, we want to help you identify the women who've

invested in your life and thank them. Second, we want to help you look around and ask,

how can I pour myself into the next generation? In other words, how can I be a spiritual

mother to others who need it? So we're going to listen to a conversation that I recorded a few

years ago with my dear friend Susan Hunt. Susan's written many books, including one called

Spiritual Mothering. And this conversation will help you learn new ways to become that spiritual mother to others.

Now, Susan also wrote another book some 20 years ago that has just been repackaged and re-released for a new generation of women.

It's called The True Woman, The Beauty and strength of a godly woman. This book is hot

off the press, and we're excited to let you know about it this week. In fact, we'll send you a copy of

Susan's book, The True Woman, when you support Revive Our Hearts with a gift of any amount this

week. Just visit Revive Our Hearts.com for more information. Okay, now let's jump into

this concept of spiritual mothering. I asked Susan how this became such an important topic to her.

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