by Cheri Fletcher | Sep 20, 2022 | Daughter, Faith, Humility, Joy, Love, Podcast, Purpose, Restoration, Spiritual Game Plan, Strength, Surrender, Transition
How do you finish this sentence: “I am…” Maybe what comes to mind first is negative self-talk that others would never use to describe you. This is especially true if you’ve experienced a traumatic situation or if you’re currently in a season of suffering. But... 
by Cheri Fletcher | Jul 5, 2022 | Podcast, Restoration, Restore, Spiritual Game Plan, Surrender
When was the last time you added a bitterness block to your wall? These “bitterness blocks” consist of the three R’s: Resentment Righteous anger Retaliation The truth is, we’ve all felt emotions like this at one point or another. But, left unaddressed, they can... 
by Cheri Fletcher | May 17, 2022 | Healing, Podcast, Redemption, Restoration, Restore, Spiritual Growth, Story, Surrender
Have you ever felt like the rug was pulled out from underneath you? Maybe you have brushed things under the rug and it is easier to leave them alone. We all have stories of trauma and sin we’d like to keep hidden, swept neatly beneath the rug. It’s part of living in a... 
by Cheri Fletcher | Apr 19, 2022 | Freedom, Hope, Podcast, Restore, Spiritual battle, Spiritual Growth, Surrender
What does success mean to you? It can mean so many different things! To some, making it to Hollywood would be considered success, having found your purpose, and even arriving! It did for my guest Kira Fontana as well, for a while. Kira, thought it looked like a... 
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...
