by Cheri Fletcher | Nov 10, 2020 | Family, Listening, Podcast, Purpose
Have you ever found yourself in a situation where you lost out on something you could have gained by simply listening? Have you been “listening” to someone, yet working on your ‘to do’ list in your head? When my son Charlie was young and he wanted to tell... 
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 27, 2020 | Mothers, Parenting, Podcast, Purpose, Spiritual Game Plan
It is second nature for me to jump in and fix things when it comes to my kids’ problems. My reasons may be good, but often the outcome only keeps my kids from believing in themselves and being able to solve problems on their own. I have had a hard time going from what... 
by Cheri Fletcher | Oct 13, 2020 | Battle, Podcast, Purpose, Spiritual Growth, Struggle
Have you ever been to a basketball game? I ask about basketball because it is the primary game my kids played when they were younger, and it gave me the opportunity to observe the coaches. Often, the coaches would have clipboards, and they would make notes on how the... 
by Cheri Fletcher | Sep 29, 2020 | Battle, Podcast, Purpose, Spiritual battle, Spiritual Game Plan, Struggle
< The struggle is real. In this world you will have trouble. But take heart! God has overcome the world. “I have told you these things, so that in Him you may have peace.” (John 16:33) Attending church, having the Bible read to me, and studying the Bible on... 
by Cheri Fletcher | Sep 22, 2020 | Faith, Fitness, Podcast, Purpose
It all started with a dare. I clicked submit, and my registration for the Seattle Full Marathon was official. My friend Maria was delighted in herself – she had gotten me to do what I swore I would never do: run. I may have wanted to quit before I started, but my... 
