174. How Hearing God Helps You Trust Him with Your Grown Kids with Marnie Hammar
Jun 26 • 30:43
174. How Hearing God Helps You Trust Him with Your Grown Kids with Marnie Hammar
Episode:

174. How Hearing God Helps You Trust Him with Your Grown Kids with Marnie Hammar

June 26, 2025 • 30:43 • Pamela Henkelman

If youve ever struggled to let go and trust God with your grown child, this episode is for you.

Im joined by Marnie Hammar, host of the Hear Him Louder podcast, as we talk about how hearing Gods voice brings peace, calms fear, and helps us surrender control in this new season of motherhood.

HELPFUL LINKS: 

Free Guide: Four Steps for Creating Quiet by Marnie Hammar here

Free Guide: 10 Things Not to Say to Your Adult Child here

Free Connection Call with certified Empty Nest Coach, Pamela here

Take the free 2-minute Quiz here

Review + Rate podcast here

Follow Pamela on Instagram here

Follow Pamela on Facebook here

Pamela's website with free resources here

Podcast:

Midlife Momma

With Pamela Henkelman
Welcome to The Midlife Momma Podcast, the go-to resource for empty nest moms ready to embrace the next chapter of life with confidence and purpose! Join me, Pamela Henkelman, a certified Empty Nest Coach and proud momma of five, as we navigate this transformative journey together. Each week, we dive into essential topics that matter most to midlife moms, including: Setting and maintaining boundaries Rediscovering your life’s purpose Mastering effective communication with adult children Strengthening your marriage in the empty nest season Leaning on faith to guide your journey Follow The Midlife Momma Podcast now to join a community of like-minded moms and start your journey toward confidence, connection, and fulfillment in this exciting new chapter of motherhood. The Midlife Momma podcast is part of the Christian Parenting Podcast Network. Find more information at www.ChristianParenting.org
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HELPFUL LINKS: 

A Cloud of Witnesses Prayer Journal here Code: CLOUD

Free Guide: 10 Things Not to Say to Your Adult Child here

Free Connection Call with certified Empty Nest Coach, Pamela here

Take the free 2-minute Quiz here

Review + Rate podcast here

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Pamela's website with free resources here

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HELPFUL LINKS: 

Free Guide: 10 Things Not to Say to Your Adult Child here

Free Connection Call with certified Empty Nest Coach, Pamela here

Take the free 2-minute Quiz here

Review + Rate podcast here

Follow Pamela on Instagram here

Follow Pamela on Facebook here

Pamela's website with free resources here

Jul 10 • 13:41
176. How to Be a Supportive (Not Pushy) Grandma

Becoming a grandma is a gift, but its not without challenges. In this episode, I share five faith-filled ways to support your adult childrens parenting with grace, not control. Learn how to show up with prayer, humility, and love as you build a joyful legacy with your grandkids.

HELPFUL LINKS: 

Free Guide: 10 Things Not to Say to Your Adult Child here

A Great Cloud of Witnesses Prayer Journal

Free Connection Call with certified Empty Nest Coach, Pamela here

Take the free 2-minute Quiz here

Review + Rate podcast here

Follow Pamela on Instagram here

Follow Pamela on Facebook here

Pamela's website with free resources here

Jul 3 • 29:04
175. From Guilt to Grace: Helping Christian Moms of Addicted or Struggling Adult Children with Author Dawn Ward

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HELPFUL LINKS: 

From Guilt to Grace by Dawn Ward here

Free Guide: Boundaries with Your Addicted Child here

Facebook Group:  Christian Moms of Addicted Children here

Free Guide: 10 Things Not to Say to Your Adult Child here

Free Connection Call with certified Empty Nest Coach, Pamela here

Take the free 2-minute Quiz here

Review + Rate podcast here

Follow Pamela on Instagram here

Follow Pamela on Facebook here

Pamela's website with free resources here

Jun 26 • 30:43
174. How Hearing God Helps You Trust Him with Your Grown Kids with Marnie Hammar

If youve ever struggled to let go and trust God with your grown child, this episode is for you.

Im joined by Marnie Hammar, host of the Hear Him Louder podcast, as we talk about how hearing Gods voice brings peace, calms fear, and helps us surrender control in this new season of motherhood.

HELPFUL LINKS: 

Free Guide: Four Steps for Creating Quiet by Marnie Hammar here

Free Guide: 10 Things Not to Say to Your Adult Child here

Free Connection Call with certified Empty Nest Coach, Pamela here

Take the free 2-minute Quiz here

Review + Rate podcast here

Follow Pamela on Instagram here

Follow Pamela on Facebook here

Pamela's website with free resources here

About the Host

Pamela Henkelman

Pamela Henkelman is a certified Empty Nest Coach, speaker, writer, and host of the Midlife Momma Podcast. With her bright smile and enthusiastic personality, she is passionate about encouraging women, particularly the often-forgotten group of moms with adult children. Pamela helps Christian moms launch their kids to college and enjoy their empty nest.

As a mom of five grown kids and three grandchildren, Pamela has first-hand experience with the challenges and joys of navigating the empty nest phase of life. She and her husband of 38 years are living their best empty nest life and loving every minute of it.

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