Loving Your Wayward Child: A Christian Guide to Stand in Faith and Build Connection When Their Choices Break Your Heart - Paperback
by Erica Wiggenhorn (Author)
How do you maintain connection with a child whose choices break your heart? How do you stand strong in your faith when your child abandons everything you've instilled in them? Bible teacher and author Erica Wiggenhorn asked these questions while walking the lonely road of chasing after her prodigal child. Through hard-won lessons learned in Scripture and life, she emerged with some answers. In her book, discover:
- How common it is for teens and adult children to walk away from their parents' Christian values
- Ways to foster connection with your child, even if he/she is pulling away
- 4 default reactions to your child's choices and new ways to respond
- Practical tips for taming your emotions in the heated moments
- Daily habits and preemptive plans for the hard days
- Comforting insights from Scripture to help you stay the course and build faith for the future
"There has never been a perfect parent," Erica encourages, "but there's always been a perfect God. And He's not done writing your family's story. If you need some consolation that past mistakes are not your child's ruin, that what's been lost can still be found, and that your family's future can hold more light than darkness, this book is for you. In Loving Your Wayward Child, grab hold of some hope and rest in grace, dear friend. Let's explore God's faithfulness together."
Author Biography
Erica Wiggenhorn is an award-winning author and national speaker who loves to connect at retreats, large conferences, or her own kitchen table. Erica longs to bring scriptural truth and see lives transformed. A graduate and post-graduate of Azusa Pacific University, she wants people to discover delight in God's Word as they become equipped with tools to read it with confidence. For free resources to accompany Loving Your Wayward Child visit ericawiggenhorn.com. Erica shares Phoenix life with her best friend Jonathan, and their four children- two of which are human and the others furry and adorable.