by Cheri Fletcher | May 18, 2021 | Family, Game Plan, Home, Podcast
What is the vision that you have for your life and for your family? I have always had ideas on what I wanted to be. Before I had a family of my own, I would visualize how I wanted to be as a wife and a mother and what I wanted my home to stand for. In this episode, my... 
by Cheri Fletcher | Nov 3, 2020 | Game Plan, Podcast, Purpose, Seasons of change
Have you ever wondered who you were created to be? Both Kris Reece – my guest – and I sure have. The enemy loves for us to believe that we are lost and have to find out who we are on our own. But our Father tells us that we are His and we were created to do the good... 
by Cheri Fletcher | Oct 20, 2020 | Game Plan, Marriage, Mothers, Parenting, Podcast
What stage is your home in? Is an empty nest on the horizon or is it “way off in the future”? Are you in the throes of letting go and trying to navigate a new normal? Do you have some out of the nest and some still at home? If you answered yes to any of these... 
by Cheri Fletcher | Jul 21, 2020 | Game Plan, Marriage, Podcast, Purpose, Uncategorized
What are your plans? This is a common question before we start on a journey. Whether it is our vocation or our vacation, we usually do not set out without mapping the way. It gives us comfort to know what lies ahead. In fact there are great apps now that tell you what... 
by Cheri Fletcher | Oct 1, 2019 | Faith, Family, Game Plan, Mentor, Spiritual Growth, Uncategorized
Today I have the privilege to speak with Jolene Erlacher on Leading Tomorrow’s podcast regarding The Spiritual Game Plan program I started and have been running for 14 years now. Dr. Jolene Erlacher founded Leading Tomorrow in 2014 with the aim of equipping churches,... 
by Cheri Fletcher | Sep 11, 2019 | Faith, Family, Game Plan, Spiritual Growth, Uncategorized
This week I am privileged to share with Practical Family. Our kids are growing up fast, and sometimes it can feel difficult to catch up with the questions and scenarios that confront them every day. Part of raising strong kids is being available for the hard topics... 
