When You Don’t Have Any “Hang In There” Left People say it all the time: "Hang in there." I know they mean well. But there have been days when I don't have any “hang” left in me. God tells me something different! He tells me over and over that He is holding...
Leaning on Faith and Community After Losing Our Daughter – My guest conversation on Hope After Child & Sibling Loss
Thirteen days changed our family's history. That's how long we had from the day Annie went into the ER on August 11 until she passed away on August 24, 2023. She was 29. The cancer that took her was one none of us knew was there. I sat down with Greg Buffkin to talk...
Navigating Grief Conversations with Grace – Guest on the Fierce Calling Podcast with Doris Swift
A Tender Conversation on the Fierce Calling Podcast I had the honor of being a guest on the Fierce Calling Podcast with my good friend Doris Swift. This conversation was tender, honest, and deeply meaningful. Doris and I talked about what it looks like to navigate...
Worn Soles, Walking Grief; Finding Hope In The God Who Goes Before ~ Guest on A Burst Of Hope Podcast
I was honored to be a guest on the “A Burst of Hope” podcast with Martha Wilson and Kim Stanley for Episode 236: Worn Soles, Walking Grief; Finding Hope In The God Who Goes Before. This conversation truly felt like sitting on the porch with friends over a cup of...
Grief, Yet Held: Hope in the Middle of Loss | A Conversation with Cheri Fletcher on The Overshare with Rachael Elmore
A Conversation on The Overshare with Rachael Elmore Sometimes God brings people back across our path in the most unexpected ways. A while back, Rachael Elmore joined me as a guest on my podcast, and I remember thinking how refreshing it was to have such an honest...
When You Don’t Know What to Say: Cheri Fletcher on the Depth Podcast with Jodi Snowdon
I sat down with Jodi Snowdon on the Depth Podcast to talk about something so many of us feel but do not always know how to put into words: What do we say when grief walks into the room? The truth is, most people want to love a grieving person well. They care deeply....







