Have you ever read Proverbs 31 and the description of the godly woman there and felt inadequate?

Well, there's hope.

Here's Sharon Jane's.

You know, as I go back and look through Proverbs 31, there's one word that is not in that description.

And that's the word perfect.

She was not a perfect woman.

She was still a woman who needed a savior.

This is Revive Our Hearts with Nancy Lee DeMauze for Monday, July 11th. Here's Nancy.

If I were to ask you, who are the older women, that is women who are older than you, who have made the most significant impact in your life?

Who would come to mind?

I'm thinking of some of those women right now.

And then if I were to ask you, who is a younger woman in whose life you have made or are making a significant impact?

Would some names come to mind?

If you're a Proverbs 31 virtuous woman, you need to have both kinds of women in your life.

We're talking this week with Sharon Janes, who is the vice president of Proverbs 31

ministries, a ministry that is dedicated to helping women become wives and moms and women

of virtue, women who please the Lord, and women who glorify God with their lives. Sharon,

thank you so much for being with us and revive our hearts this week. Thank you, Nancy. And thank

you, too, for being a mentor to so many people, so many women. Well, you know, you're welcome. And it's been fun, actually, for me as I've got into my mid-40s, to begin thinking of myself a little bit as an older woman. I remember the days when I was in my early 20s and I was younger than the women I was speaking

to and ministering to.

And I was so thankful for the women God brought into my life who helped to teach me.

And I sat across the table recently from a woman who was 40 years old and she said, there's so

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