Standing in the Gap for the Ones You Love
When your adult child has drifted from faith, it’s easy to feel powerless. But you are not without hope — and you are not alone. Standing in the Gap: Prodigal Parents Intercession Program is a prayer-based coaching experience designed to help you move from worry to warfare — from anxiety to intercession. Through guided prayer sessions, scriptural reflection, and personal coaching, you’ll learn how to intercede effectively for your child’s heart while protecting your own peace and spiritual strength.
This is not about fixing your child.
It’s about partnering with God in the unseen work of restoration — one prayer, one release, one act of faith at a time.
Frequently Asked Questions:
1. What is the “Standing in the Gap” program?
It’s a structured, faith-based intercession and coaching experience for parents of adult prodigal children. Each session combines prayer, Scripture, reflection, and personalized coaching to help you grow in peace, faith, and discernment.
2. Who is this program for?
It’s for Christian parents whose adult sons or daughters have drifted away from God — and who desire to stand in the gap through prayer and faith-led action rather than fear or control.
3. How long is the program?
The program typically runs for twelve guided sessions, either weekly or biweekly, depending on your schedule. Each session lasts about 60-minutes.
4. What will I learn or experience?
You’ll learn how to:
Pray with authority and discernment.
Release guilt and anxiety about your child’s choices.
Identify spiritual barriers and pray strategically.
Strengthen your own spiritual life while waiting on God’s timing.
5. Do I need to be experienced in prayer or intercession?
Not at all. The program meets you where you are. Whether you’re just beginning or have been praying for years, you’ll find structure, encouragement, and renewed faith.
Ready to stand in the gap?
If your heart longs for peace while praying for your prodigal, this program was created for you. Step into a sacred space of hope, prayer, and divine partnership — and watch what God can do when you choose to stand instead of strive.