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Hey moms, welcome back to the VizzyMom podcast. My name is Heidi St. John, and I'm

glad you're joining me. Today I want to talk about a kind of tender topic. And so if you

have never experienced what I'm going to talk about today, I hope that you'll still listen

along because chances are pretty good that somewhere along the line, you are going to have

a friend in your life, if not yourself, who struggles with a prodigal child. And so that

is the topic of today's podcast. We're going to be talking about what it means to parent

a prodigal child. Now I'm not coming at this from the aspect necessarily of speaking about

preventing a prodigal child. And I'm not even, I'll be perfectly honest with you. I'm not

even speaking out of experience because, and really the jury is out. We've got great

kids. So far, three of them, well, two of them are grown and gone and our third one's

getting ready to graduate from high school. And so far, all of our kids are walking with

the Lord. And so I'm not sitting here as an expert on prodigal children, but I can tell

you as a pastor's wife and as a speaker, I run into parents all the time whose hearts

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