by Cheri Fletcher | May 12, 2023 | Article, children, Comfort, Faith, Family, Motherhood, Mothers, Uncategorized
My empty house is very quiet this morning. My linen-scented candle provides a pleasant aroma as I sit down with my coffee to spend time with God. I turn on my worship music playlist and click shuffle. These are the quiet moments that I longed for in my 30s and 40s... 
by Cheri Fletcher | Sep 29, 2022 | Article, Guest Appearances, Purpose, Relevant, Self-Doubt, Validation, Worthiness
The last time someone made a point to thank you, did you receive it? Or were you too caught up in believing that no one could tell you’d “done anything”? That you really don’t make a difference? That is exactly what the enemy wants you to believe! You are not... 
by Cheri Fletcher | Mar 19, 2022 | Article, community, Purpose
I loved talking with my friend Julie Holmquist on her podcast Kairos Moments. Julie Holmquist is an author and Bible teacher. She hosts the podcast Kairos Moments — helping people recognize and respond to the moments God has carved out for them for radical growth and... 
by Cheri Fletcher | Mar 7, 2022 | Article, Guest Appearances, Hospitality, Legacy
I loved talking with Sue Donaldson about leaving a legacy IN my children on how to fight and win the spiritual warfare that they face. Once we know the plan and our purpose, we can thwart Satan at his own game to sideline us from what God intends for our lives.... 
by Cheri Fletcher | Jul 8, 2021 | Article, Faith, Purpose, Seasons of change, Surrender, Trust
I am once again waking up in a land of boxes. We have now been in the new (to us) house for a week. I’m writing from the back porch, and I can hear church bells from the Lee University campus and birds singing. Lately God has been using songs to speak to me and... 
by Cheri Fletcher | Feb 11, 2021 | Article, Surrender, Trust
My offer to help her only infuriated my two-year-old and her sense of independence. “NO. I do it.” I could hear her heavy sighs and grunts of frustration as she struggled alone. Getting the object she wanted out of the container was not something she was going to be...
