Have you ever felt like the one people settle for—never the one truly chosen? In this episode of The Delivery Room, Dr. Cheryl Peavy speaks to the invisible, overlooked, and misunderstood. Through the stories of Leah, Hagar, and Vashti, she reminds you: you’re not a backup plan. You are the promise. This is your moment to push past rejection and rise into your God-given identity.

Before there was Esther, there was a woman who said no.
No to being paraded.
No to being objectified.
No to playing the role they assigned her.

This moment is for every woman who’s ever been overlooked, replaced, or treated like she was temporary.
Vashti wasn’t rebellious—she was bold.
Sometimes your “no” doesn’t get applause... but it will reclaim your crown.

In this Delivery Room Moment, Dr. Cheryl Peavy—The Midwife Coach—delivers a raw, spoken word declaration for every woman who’s ever been misjudged, mislabeled, or misunderstood.

This isn’t just a poetic reflection, it’s a call to remember who you are.

Because when others only see a snapshot, God sees the whole story.

This word is for the woman who’s been boxed in, overlooked, or passed over, and is finally ready to reclaim her voice, her value, and her vision.

You are not what they called you.

You are who God crowned you to be.

This time, you’ll see yourself clearly because the mirror heals.

Dr. Cheryl Peavy, The Midwife Coach, shares why The Delivery Room™ was created for women pushing through silent seasons, spiritual labor, and identity recovery. This is the place where healing begins and no one births alone.

In this opening moment, we enter The Delivery Room™—a sacred space for the woman who’s been laboring in silence, pushing through pain, and still believing in the promise.

This is where God cuts, cleanses, and calls you back to yourself.
This isn’t just a podcast.
This is your room now.

“When the time is right, I, the Lord, will make it happen.” – Isaiah 60:22 (NLT)

This episode explores the powerful question: Do you want you? Too often, we seek validation from others, but true worth comes from God.

Using Genesis 29-30, we reflect on Leah’s journey—unloved by Jacob but chosen by God. When she stopped seeking approval and embraced God’s love, everything changed.

Until you truly want yourself, love yourself, and see your worth in God, life will feel like a constant struggle for validation. Today, choose to see yourself as God does—fearfully, wonderfully made, and already enough.

In this episode, we dive into the challenges of navigating the overwhelming busyness of life and its potential to pull us away from God and our true purpose. The discussion highlights how staying constantly busy can become a distraction from spiritual growth, self-care, and meaningful relationships.

We explore practical strategies to step back from the chaos, such as setting boundaries, prioritizing time with God, and learning to say no to things that don’t align with our purpose. Drawing inspiration from scripture, the episode encourages listeners to refocus on what truly matters: their relationship with God, self-discovery, and fulfilling their unique calling.

Listeners are reminded that God calls us to live with intention and not be consumed by the distractions of the world. By reclaiming time for rest, reflection, and faith, we can rise above the busyness and walk confidently in our God-given purpose.

Welcome to Reignite, Reclaim, Rise the podcast show that empowers women to embrace Isaiah 43:19 as they navigate their journey of healing and restoration. This transformative podcast explores how women can reignite their inner strength, reclaim their identity, and rise above the pain and trauma experienced, all through God's promise of new beginnings. Isaiah 43:19 states I am doing a new thing. Now it springs up, so you not perceive it? I am making away in the wilderness and streams in the wasteland. God is at work creating new paths of hope, restoration and renewal.

Replacing Life's Bitter Ingredients.

In this episode, Dr. Cheryl Peavy explores the analogy of "bad vegetable soup" to describe the negative experiences and traumas we carry through life. Using the story of Jephthah, she illustrates how we often accept these bitter ingredients as our portion. Dr. Peavy challenges us to throw out the old, unhealthy soup and create a new recipe filled with forgiveness, purpose, and a deeper relationship with God. This episode is about letting go of what’s holding you back and embracing the abundant life God has for you.

Host Dr. Cheryl Peavy discusses how to prepare for life's storms, both physically and spiritually. Drawing from her experience with a tornado, she emphasizes the importance of a spiritual "storm kit"—faith, scripture, prayer, worship, and community. Cheryl reflects on Jesus calming the storm, reminding us that God is always in control and encourages listeners to be spiritually prepared for any challeng