Faith & Grit | Everyday stories of faith, courage, and grace.

In this episode of Faith & Grit, Cheryl Lynn Blevins shares her own challenge to better support her community—beyond the headlines about border security. Drawing from her Tennessee farm roots and a heartfelt conversation with Pastor Mike, Cheryl explores how small acts of kindness can bridge divides and build true community. She invites you to join her in discovering how showing up for your neighbors is a powerful testament to faith, courage, and grace.

As Nashville buzzes with the excitement of CMA Fest and the summer heat sets in, Cheryl Lynn Blevins reflects on the rapid changes in our world—from technological advancements to the rhythms of daily life. Drawing inspiration from Proverbs 3:5-6, she shares personal stories and insights on trusting God's guidance amidst the hustle and bustle. Tune in for a heartfelt conversation that blends the spirit of Music City with timeless truths.

Cheryl Lynn shares stories from the post office to the back porch—reminding us that in a world full of headlines and hustle, God’s love never changes.

From conversations about that “One Big Beautiful Bill” to late-night reflections with her Bible and a star-filled sky, Cheryl explores how Hebrews 13:8 grounds her in the middle of the mess.

She also shares lessons from Shauna Niequist’s Present Over Perfect, encouraging us to step out of the chaos and into a faith that’s steady—even when everything else feels upside down.

So pour a cup of coffee, settle in, and join Cheryl as she invites you to laugh, reflect, and remember: no matter what’s happening in Washington—or in your own backyard—it’s still God’s country.

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In today's episode of Faith & Grit, Cheryl Lynn dives into the chaos of Monday mornings—cold coffee, Lunchables at the gas station, and a kiddo belting out a tune that sounds suspiciously like a barnyard choir. 😅

But beneath the spilled coffee and sticky blouse, Cheryl finds grace, laughter, and a reminder that faith isn’t just for the big, shiny moments. It’s for the everyday mess—where God shows up with a wink and a smile.

She even shares a bit about that local bill that’s got folks talking, reminding us that caring about our communities is a part of living our faith out loud.

So grab a cup of (hopefully warm) coffee and join Cheryl as she laughs at the mess, embraces imperfection, and invites us all to find God in the spilled coffee too.