The Delivery Room™

What do you do when the very people you counted on let you fall through the cracks?

In this powerful episode of The Delivery Room™, Dr. Cheryl Peavy takes us into the story of Leah, a woman who knew what it felt like to be overlooked, unseen, and longing to be loved. Through Leah's story in Genesis, you'll discover that while people may disappoint you, overlook your worth, or fail to show up when you need them most, God never loses sight of His daughters.

If you've ever felt forgotten, unsupported, unheard, or like you had to earn your place in someone's life, this episode is for you. Dr. Cheryl also shares a moving excerpt from her book, I'm Not a Tenant—I'm a Daughter, reminding you that your identity is never determined by how people treat you, but by who God says you are.

You may have fallen through the cracks of people, but you've never fallen out of the hands of God.

Scripture: Genesis 29–30 (The Story of Leah)

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Have you ever felt like you were on your last breath?

Mentally exhausted.
Physically drained.
Spiritually empty.

Have you ever wondered if you had anything left to give?

In this powerful episode of The Delivery Room™, we walk through the story of Elijah in 1 Kings and discover that even when life feels impossible, God is still able to breathe life into what feels dead.

We'll explore what it means to feel like you're on the edge of giving up, why even Elijah reached a place where he wanted to die, and how God's response wasn't condemnation—it was compassion, provision, rest, and restoration.

If you're carrying the weight of rejection, grief, anxiety, depression, disappointment, or simply feel like you've lost hope, this episode is for you.

The enemy may be whispering that your story is over...

But Heaven is declaring, "Live again."

Because God isn't finished with you yet.

It's time to step inside The Delivery Room™, where healing begins, truth is revealed, and purpose is brought to life through the Word of God.

🎧 Press play and let God remind you to live again.

Biology: Dissecting the Lie

What if the greatest battle you're fighting isn't with other people... but with the lies you've believed about yourself?

In this episode of The Delivery Room™, Dr. Cheryl Peavy invites you into a powerful conversation about the hidden lies many women carry for years, lies that whisper, "You're not enough," "You're invisible," "You'll never be chosen," and "You have to earn love."

Drawing from the story of Gideon, Dr. Cheryl explores what it means to dissect those beliefs instead of simply accepting them. Just as biology teaches us to examine what's beneath the surface, this episode challenges you to examine where your beliefs came from and whether they ever came from God at all.

If you've ever felt unseen, unheard, overlooked, or like you've spent your life trying to prove your worth, this conversation is for you.

It's time to stop answering to names God never gave you.

It's time to dissect the lie.

Scriptures: Judges 6:12–16, Psalm 139:13–16, Jeremiah 1:5, John 8:31–32

In this episode you'll discover:

Why we keep believing lies about ourselves.How false identities are formed.What Gideon's story teaches us about God's view of us.Why healing begins by examining what we've believed.

The first step in renewing your mind with God's truth.

Welcome to The Delivery Room™...

where truth is revealed, healing begins, and God delivers you into who He created you to be.

n this episode of The Delivery Room, Dr. Cheryl Peavy opens the door to a powerful conversation for anyone walking through a wilderness season.

Have you ever felt overlooked, exhausted, misunderstood, or like you’ve done everything right and still ended up in a hard place?

Drawing from Hagar’s story in Genesis 16 and David’s words in Psalm 34, Cheryl shares a timely reminder that God still sees, God still hears, and God is still near to the brokenhearted.

This episode is for the person carrying pressure, navigating uncertainty, feeling stretched, or asking, “God…do You see me here?”

Inside The Delivery Room, we have honest, sacred conversations about laboring through life’s hardest seasons while making room for healing, truth, and what God is birthing in and through us.

Scriptures referenced:
Genesis 16
Psalm 34

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In this Delivery Room Moment, Dr. Cheryl Peavy explores a powerful revelation from the Book of Esther—the three banquets that quietly shaped the outcome of the story.

What looked like simple gatherings were actually defining moments of power, boundaries, and strategy.

• The king’s banquet revealed performance and access
• Vashti’s banquet revealed identity and the courage to say no
• Esther’s banquets revealed timing, wisdom, and intentional positioning

This episode challenges you to pause and reflect:

Whose table are you sitting at?
What are you taking in?
And what is it costing you?

Because every table requires something from you…
and not every table is worthy of what you carry.

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In this episode of The Delivery Room, Dr. Cheryl Peavy opens up a real conversation about what it means to grow up without feeling safe and how that shapes the way you think, respond, and live even into adulthood.

This isn’t just about a physical place.
It’s about a condition.

A way of living where survival becomes normal and peace feels unfamiliar.

Through both personal reflection and the story of the Israelites, this episode explores what happens when you come out of something but still don’t feel free.

Because leaving is one thing but learning how to feel safe again is another.

If you’ve ever found yourself on edge…struggling to rest…or realizing that what you thought was “normal” was actually survival, this conversation is for you.

In this episode of The Delivery Room, Dr. Cheryl Peavy creates a sacred space to address mental health, emotional exhaustion, anxiety, depression, and suicide awareness.

Drawing from 1 Kings 19, Dr. Cheryl explores the story of Elijah — a prophet who reached a breaking point and told God he no longer wanted to live. Instead of shame, God responded with rest, nourishment, and restoration.

As both a spiritual Midwife and a certified Mental Health Advocate, Dr. Cheryl bridges faith with practical support, reminding listeners that being overwhelmed does not mean being weak and that seeking help is strength. She speaks openly about burnout, holiday heaviness, trauma, and the impact of life stressors such as financial pressure, isolation, and emotional fatigue.

Listeners are encouraged to:

• Acknowledge when they are not okay

• Build healthy support systems

• Seek professional mental health care

• Practice rest and self-compassion

• Reach out for crisis support when needed

This episode reinforces that no one is meant to carry pain alone and highlights available resources, including the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline (U.S.), while also offering advocacy support through Dr. Cheryl’s work.

The Delivery Room exists to provide emotional healing, mental health awareness, suicide prevention support, and faith-based encouragement, helping individuals move from survival into restoration.

Scripture Reference: 1 Kings 19
Crisis Support (U.S.): Call or text 988 (24/7 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline)

In this Spirit-led episode, Dr. Cheryl Peavy shares a divine revelation that interrupted her schedule and would not let her go.

What begins in 1 Kings 1:1–16 unfolds into a prophetic message about what it means to be assigned by God, even when you don’t have the title, the role, or the recognition.

Dr. Cheryl vulnerably reflects on a past relationship she entered from a place of pain, and how unhealed wounds can lead us to stay in places God never assigned. She speaks directly to those who have made vows without Heaven’s permission and are now wrestling with confusion, exhaustion, or silence inside relationships, friendships, or callings.

Towards the end of he message, Dr. Cheryl references a moment where she kept saying “culture” but realized the word she was truly looking for was “custom.” That correction unlocks a deeper revelation about Bathsheba, David, and how spiritual misalignment can hide behind tradition.

This episode is for the quiet ones. The assigned ones. The Abishags.
The ones who were sent, not to be seen, but to minister faithfully in sacred spaces.

If this episode speaks to your heart, sit with it. Let it breathe. Let it deliver.

Fear doesn’t always show up loud.
Sometimes it whispers. Sometimes it sounds like logic. Sometimes it feels familiar.

In this episode, we talk about what happens when fear knocks at your door—especially when you’re stepping into something new, called, or uncomfortable.

Using the story of Jonah, we unpack how fear can cause us to run, delay obedience, and even impact people connected to us. We also confront the truth that fear is not from God—and never has been.

“For God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power, love, and a sound mind.”
— 2 Timothy 1:7

This episode is honest, reflective, and real—about childhood fear, fear of the unknown, fear of calling, and the courage it takes to answer God anyway.

If fear has been knocking lately, this one is for you

Rejection hurts but it doesn’t define you.

In this episode of Who’s Knocking at Your Door?, Dr. Cheryl Peavy gets real about what it means to be rejected by people and still chosen by God. Through the stories of Leah, who was unloved by her husband, and Jesus, who was rejected in His own hometown, this message reminds you:

Rejection may have paused you, but it cannot place you.

This episode is a healing knock, for anyone who’s ever been overlooked, dismissed, or made to feel like they weren’t enough. Because you are not the sum of who didn’t choose you. You are the evidence of who God chose anyway.