by Cheri Fletcher | Mar 28, 2020 | Humility, Peace, purpose, Redemption, Uncategorized, Validation
Have you ever gone out of your way for someone? What did that cost you? Time, physical exertion, money… it cost something. Why did you or would you do it? How about the reverse – has anyone gone out of their way for you? What did that tell you about your...
by Cheri Fletcher | Feb 20, 2020 | Contentment, purpose, Uncategorized, Validation
“It must be nice to be just a stay at home mom.” The words spoken to me 22 years ago still come to the forefront when I am asked what I do for work. I know they were not spoken to hurt but two words in that phrase stuck! JUST A If I let them they can keep me from...
by Cheri Fletcher | Feb 15, 2020 | Anxious, Contentment, Courage, mothers, Peace, purpose
Glory – Bringer Guest Blog: Bethany Howard I am taking a Sabbath rest today. It is a gift, a day where God says ‘give me the weight of your week’. I can lay down the cares I have carried, cease the striving and rest – weightless. A year a ...
by Cheri Fletcher | Jan 29, 2020 | Comparison, Content, Game Plan, purpose, Spiritual Game Plan, Uncategorized
Today an interview I had with Heather Creekmore was posted. Heather and I shared how Comparison keeps us from living out the very purpose God created us to live. Do you find yourself minimizing your purpose with thoughts of being nothing more than a . ……...
by Cheri Fletcher | Nov 22, 2019 | Contentment, purpose, Uncategorized, Validation
One of the hardest things for me is to be unproductive. I like to have a tangible, visual result of my efforts too. To see the “fruit of my labor” is a natural desire. We were actually created to be fruitful. When God created us He blessed us and then told us to be...
by Cheri Fletcher | Oct 16, 2019 | Faith, Family, purpose, Uncategorized
It is very endearing to me to have our kids say they want to be like me or like dad. Charlie, our middle son, wanted to mow the lawn just like dad. He would stand on the steps of our front porch watching Todd mow and ask when he would be old enough. One day...
