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Momentum Podcast with Erica Wiggenhorn
When your child pulls away, pushes back, or makes choices that break your heart, motherhood can feel like a weight of fear, guilt, and grief you carry alone. The silence at the dinner table. The text that never gets returned. The argument that erupts out of nowhere. These moments can quietly convince you that you've failed.
The Momentum Podcast is where host Erica Wiggenhorn meets moms in that painful space with honest conversation, practical tools, and biblical truth that actually holds weight in the hard moments. Drawing from her own raw experiences, current research, and her book Loving Your Wayward Child, Erica walks through the real challenges of parenting teens, young adults, and estranged children, from navigating volatile conversations to setting boundaries without severing connection.
This isn't a podcast that rushes past your pain with easy answers. It's one that helps you move closer to Jesus so He can move your family closer together, one faithful step at a time.
Momentum Podcast with Erica Wiggenhorn
Latest Episodes
Renewal for You and Your Marriage
You disagree about consequences. You disagree about money. You disagree about how much help is too much. And somewhere in the middle of all of it, you stopped feeling like teammates and started feeling like roommates who happen to share a kid.<...
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How to Stop Bailing Them Out and Still Love Them Well
You wrote the check again. You said yes again. And the whole time you were doing it, you knew. This isn't help anymore. This is the same crisis on a different Tuesday.You want to stop. You just don't know how to stop without it feeling like...
Loving Without Enabling
They need gas money. They need rent money. They need you to fix the thing they broke because of the choice you told them not to make. And if you say no, you're the worst mom alive. If you say yes, nothing changes. You've been on this ride befor...
How to Reach the Child Who Pulled Away
You've thought about sending the text a hundred times. You've typed it, deleted it, typed it again. You're terrified of silence. But you're also terrified of saying the wrong thing and losing whatever thread of connection might still be there.<...
