Discover A Pathway to Living with Resilient Faith

Join Erica Wiggenhorn for this free 15-day experience.

What if we could face the future with a little more peace and a whole lot more hope?

Resilient faith is trusting that God will guide us through any challenge.

Life brings disappointments, but God doesn’t judge us for feeling them. Instead, He helps us see the bigger picture and trust His plan.

15 Days to Resilient Faith will help you find peace and hope for tomorrow.

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What You Can Expect Over the 15-Day Experience

Each day you will watch a short video or read a short devotional. Each teaches a truth to cling to or a practical tip or hands on idea to build a resilient faith. It is possible to process our emotions in a healthy way, reclaim joy, and allow these circumstances to actually make us stronger.

We’ll look at how God helps His children as they walk through shifting circumstances and wrestle with difficult emotions.

Let’s get out of our heads, rise above our circumstances, and bounce back stronger than before!

What Women Have to Say About Studies by Erica Wiggenhorn

Join women just like you and invest 15 days to grow closer to God and build a resilient faith.

“I have been doing Bible studies for over 30 years. This is without a doubt one of the BEST.” — Tina L.

“Truly did change my life and develop within me a desire to know the Word better and to live unexplainable lives like those we see in the first chapters of Acts.” – J Long

“It was so apparent that God had a unique message that He wanted to share with us through Erica. It changed my life forever!” — Edana R.

Sometimes I go though things in my personal life and think, “How can I get through this? Erica helped me understand, I can do it, with God’s help and He will help me!” — Roslyn T.

Experience Fresh Expectant Hope for Your Future

If we are a woman of faith, we especially feel selfish or spiritually immature expressing doubt or disillusionment. But the reality is that the feelings are there, and sweeping them under the rug doesn’t just make them go away.