When You Love a Prodigal Podcast: Grace for the Wilderness
Fear. Worry. Anger. Blame. Loving a prodigal is a long, desperate journey. But God intends to use your valley to fill you with grace and hope. In each episode, author and speaker Judy Douglass will guide you through lessons she’s learned in her son's 15-year prodigal journey to help mold your spiritual life.
Listen to the podcast every Tuesday by subscribing on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, Google Podcasts, or Charisma Podcast Network (CPN). Show notes can be found on CPN under each episode’s description and on the Apple platform, where you can also leave a review.
Most Recent Episodes
episode fifty
Today, celebrating 50 episodes of When You Love a Prodigal, Josh—the prodigal in Judy’s story—tells his own story. In an honest, sometimes teary, tender and hopeful conversation, Josh and Judy walk through his life—from the addictions of his birth mother, being thrust into the Douglass family as a foster and later adopted son, lots of wrong friends and wrong choices . . . . Listen in to hear the rest of the story.
Resources:
Read more about Josh’s story here
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episode forty-nine
“I’m just a mom…who’s become a warrior.” Growing up with family addictions, Pam Lanhart was determined to protect her children from that devastation. But it came anyway.
Her long journey and battle for her son’s freedom has benefited many families through her book Praying Our Loved One Home, and a ministry: Thrive: Family Recovery Resources. If you love an addict, don’t miss this conversation.
Resources:
Connect with Pam Lanhart here.
Buy Pam’s book: Praying Our Loved One Home
Pam’s ministry: Thrive: Family Recovery Resources
Book giveaway: to be entered to win one of three copies of Pam’s book, message me here and tell me you want to be entered in the drawing.
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episode forty-eight
It was a long journey. My friends encouraged and prayed for me, but they had families of their own. My co-workers listened to my stories, but didn’t really identify. My husband was so helpful and supportive, but he was busy and gone often. The prodigal wilderness was often lonely.
Alone. Overwhelmed. Stretched. Who would stick with me? Who could I trust?
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