Podcast appearances and mentions of kendra fletcher

The blessing and the curse of homeschooling: Siblings! The challenges and opportunities that sibling relationships bring require a lot of energy and creativity from parents. Kendra Fletcher, mother and experienced homeschooler of 8 shares the lessons she learned and the ways she helped foster and restore the relationships between her own children. Show notes:Teaching TextbooksKendrafletcher.comFind Kendra on Outschool

What does homeschool look like in the rearview mirror—when it's over and behind you? For insights, inspiration, and a few laughs about real life, join me and my guest, author Kendra Fletcher, for a half hour conversation about homeschooling eight children, launching them into the world, and seeing homeschool in the rearview mirror. (Psst! Sometimes, it IS about you!)Books by Kendra Fletcher, and her speaking schedule, can be found at www.kendrafletcher.com

Kendra joins Pat and Jim for the Stir It Up Podcast for part 2 of discussing the issue of gender equality in the church.

Kendra Fletcher joins Jim and Pat to discuss the issue of gender equality and how we can lean into this topic as a church community at Redeemer. stiritup@redeemermodesto.com for questions

In this podcast, Colleen speaks with Kendra Fletcher, long-time homeschooler and teacher of all things literature, on how enjoying the study of literature helps our kiddos to see it's importance for themselves and for humanity.

Where do you place your hope as a homeschool mom? Is it in your homeschooling? In your curriculum choices? In your parenting philosophy? As soon as you shift your hope to anything other than Jesus, you're sure to be disappointed. Today's guest, Kendra Fletcher, reminds us that the love of God for us in Christ is the safest, most glorious place to rest! Kendra speaks from her experience as a long-time homeschooling mom of 8, and shares with us what it's like to homeschool in dark times, Kendra's podcast Homeschooling IRL was one of my favorite homeschool podcasts, and it was such a treat to have her join me for this week's Homeschool Conversations episode! Show Notes: https://humilityanddoxology.com/kendra-fletcher 100 Poems Printable: https://humilityanddoxology.com/100morningtimepoems/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/humilityanddoxology/message

Are you bound up in man-made rules that drive your parenting? Do you feel ashamed when your children disobey or act out in public? Have you ever wondered if your children are even Christians? If any of this speaks to you, listen in as Dawn Mole and Kendra Fletcher get honest about the years their families spent in communities where the rules ran deep and the shame ran deeper. They talk about the fear of not having enough children to satisfy other people, the fear of their children learning about their own sin, and how their families eventually broke free of the legalism and rules-based religion they had fallen into.This is a very transparent conversation between two moms who have learned some lessons the hard way and want to encourage you to learn from their mistakes. For all the shownotes, head over to:

If you're homeschooling more than one child, and especially if you're homeschooling a crew, changes are good that there will be times when one child - because of learning or behavior struggles, metal or physical health challenges or other reasons - needs a lot more of your attention than the other kids. My dear friend Kendra Fletcher joined me to talk about this challenge - both how to navigate it and how to think about it. If you've ever struggled with balancing attention to multiple children, I think you'll find this episode encouraging!

In this episode of The Hope + Help Project, Christine Chappell interviews Kendra Fletcher. They discuss Kendra's book, "Lost and Found: Losing Religion, Finding Grace," to discover how the gospel of Jesus Christ frees us from the bondage of self-righteousness and legalism. Kendra shares how the Lord used her children's illnesses and accidents to open her eyes to the spiritual pride she had been living in, and recounts the challenges that arose when her family began to pull away from the rigid religious behaviors and beliefs of their long-time church and homeschool community. She also addresses some of ways self-righteousness slowly bleeds into in our lives, and encourages listeners to "lose their religion" by finding acceptance, grace, and identity in Christ alone. Other questions considered: • How can love of religion manifest itself in our thoughts, behaviors, and attitudes? • How does the gospel free us from self-righteous living? • Why doesn't a "Jesus + something" belief system hold up in times of suffering? • How can we address self-righteousness when we recognize it in our lives? View the full show notes & links for this episode: https://wp.me/p6NcCC-YN The Hope + Help Project podcast offers compassionate biblical conversations about life's challenging problems. The purpose of the podcast is to share Christ-centered comfort and clarity for those seeking biblical solutions for the struggles they face. The podcast accomplishes this by offering a mix of interviews with seasoned biblical counseling professionals and ministry leaders on a variety of topics. Listeners can expect to receive biblical wisdom as well as practical steps for facing suffering, struggling and sin with courage and grace. Hosted by author/writer Christine M. Chappell. To learn more about the show and Christine's ministry, please visit christinemchappell.com/project. To subscribe to Christine's weekly Christ-centered biblical counseling resources, visit christinemchappell.com/email. The Hope + Help Project podcast is available on iTunes, Google Play, SoundCloud, and Spotify. Please don't keep the show a secret! If you know someone walking through a challenging season of life, please share The Hope + Help Project with them.

If you've ever thought 'I just can't do church anymore,' then today's Steve Brown, Etc. with Kendra Fletcher is for you. Kendra Fletcher is a mother of 8, a speaker, podcaster, and author of the books Leaving Legalism: Learning to Love God, Others, and Yourself Again and Lost and Found: Losing Religion, Finding Grace. She’s also a popular contributor on our website, KeyLife.org.

If you've ever thought 'I just can't do church anymore,' then today's Steve Brown, Etc. with Kendra Fletcher is for you. The post Kendra Fletcher – Leaving the Church (Re-air) appeared first on Key Life.

In Episode 26, Kendra Fletcher shares about the journey she underwent after leaving a life of legalism. A homeschooling mom of 8, Kendra had to learn that there is no formula to faith -- just obedience.

In this episode, I am welcoming back Kendra Fletcher, the mother of 8, speaker, author, and podcaster. She is the author of Lost and Found: Losing Religion, Finding Grace, and Leaving Legalism, and she regularly writes for Key Life Ministries. The Fletchers reside in California, where they play in the Pacific Ocean as often as possible.  For the second part of our discussion, I chat with Kendra about legalism and homeschooling. Here are a few questions we discuss: When did you become aware of it and how did you overcome it?  Why do you think it is so easy for parents to assume that homeschooling will “save” our children?  How can we encourage our children to have their own faith? And not rely on the faith of their parents?  As our kids get older and they begin to have their own thoughts, opinions, and faith, how can we encourage them to respect our beliefs while coming up with their own as well  Be sure to listen to the whole episode. This is just a small snippet of our conversation.  If you liked this episode be sure to leave a rating or review. These serve as a notice to iTunes that I'm not speaking to myself. It will also give you a chance to have your review read online and win a gift from me :) Not sure how to leave a review? Here are instructions for iTunes and Stitcher users.  Resources mentioned in this episode: Podcast Sponsor Apologia Preschoolers and Peace Kendra's books Homeschooling in Real Life Podcast Follow on Instagram Follow on Facebook Subscribe for weekly encouragement emails AND a coupon to my store Joy in the Journey store  

Today’s fess up Friday interview is with Kendra Fletcher, the mother of 8, speaker, author, and podcaster. She is the author of Lost and Found: Losing Religion, Finding Grace, and Leaving Legalism, and she regularly writes for Key Life Ministries. The Fletchers reside in California, where they play in the Pacific Ocean as often as possible. Find her here: www.kendrafletcher.com  Kendra and I chat homeschool regrets, joys and so much more. I love her insight as a homeschool mom of graduates, as well as a mom who still has kids at home and the encouragement she brings to those of us still deep in the trenches.  I have known Kendra for many years online, and I was SO excited to chat with her. I know this episode will encourage you to have a more joyful homeschool. Be sure to listen to the whole episode. This is just a small snippet of our conversation.  If you liked this episode be sure to leave a rating or review. These serve as a notice to iTunes that I'm not speaking to myself. It will also give you a chance to have your review read online and win a gift from me :) Not sure how to leave a review? Here are instructions for iTunes and Stitcher users.  Resources mentioned in this episode: Podcast Sponsor Apologia Preschoolers and Peace Kendra's books Homeschooling in Real Life Podcast Follow on Instagram Follow on Facebook Subscribe for weekly encouragement emails AND a coupon to my store Joy in the Journey store

Join us today as special guest and homeschool mentor Kendra Fletcher shares some beautiful encouragement to help us live as loved. 

Kendra Fletcher is a speaker, author, steadfast mother of eight children, and a fellow podcaster too. Today on the She Walks In Truth podcast she talks about her new book "Leaving Legalism" and how this writing project came about. Listeners will be challenged, empowered, and encouraged to seek the Lord in everything they do through Kendra and Carrie's conversation today. Introduction to Kendra (2:00) Kendra's  passion is to see people set free from really bad religion. She was raised as a California gal in a Christian home, and had 8 children early in her marriage. Kendra and her husband had a heart to raise their children in the faith and through a series of events they decided to home school, which they were told at the time, home schooling would “save their kids”. Emergency (6:00) Early on as a mother, Kendra’s baby went into a comma. This was a life changing day for her as she found out her son had caught a deadly virus with liver, kidney, heart, and brain damage. Kendra shares that she believes the traumatizing event was the start of God communicating her and her husband that their focus was on the wrong things. An Unknown Future (7:45) Thankfully Kendra’s child was okay and survived the deadly virus, however she did not know what the future would hold. One day driving her kids in the giant van one of her daughters jumped out and was accidentally ran over. Thankfully, the daughter was okay and after some trouble at the hospital, she and her kids still made it home. Kendra shares this was another huge marker in the journey out of legalism. Where is Your Hope Found (10:00) Our hope is meant to be found through and only through Jesus. Whether it’s finding worth in the way you mother, what church one goes to, or a method of education, it will all fall short of the hope found in Christ alone. A Close Call (12:00) Kendra shares how after a time of all 10 family members having the flu, one of her children became more sick and come to find out had a ruptured appendix, in which they had nearly lost her. This was another eventful mark in her walk with the Lord. Walking Away (13:00) Through all these trying events, Kendra and her husband made a decision to walk away from an abusive church situation. Making this decision was better for the health of their faith journey in the long run. Carrie elaborates on how she is blown away by the resilient spirit within Kendra for all the trauma, emotions, challenges, and trials she faced throughout the years. Be Aware (14:30) It is extremely important to take notice of how leadership within a church treats you and holds their place. No one is ever meant to take the place of the Holy Spirit, this is something we as believers need to be aware of. If there are rules that seem to micromanage and produce shameful mentalities, or if you feel that your freedom is being stripped, take caution. Who We Are (18:00) God constantly tells us who He is and who we are because of that. God is a good father and in return, we are extravagantly loved. Carrie elaborates on her experiences within an unhealthy church and how it made her feel. The struggle is real when there is unhealthiness in a church environment. Justified and Redeemed (20:00) If we are justified, redeemed, and restored people God does not look at us with a lens of brokenness and our mistakes, he sees the lens of Jesus in our place. As church bodies, leadership needs to remind us who we are in Jesus more and more. We are created to focus on who we are justified in Christ. Undoing (22:00) We are always going to be in this constant process of undoing things that were taught by man. As believers, we’re made to embrace every single thought God has of us, and let all other opinions be laid down. Carrie reminds listeners that God’s kingdom is filled with joy and peace, may we live into this truth with wide open hearts to receive!   A Really Good Legalist (23:30) It seems to be that as believers often times we are really good at trashing ourselves living into a sinners worth mentality. Kendra challenges listeners to embrace the fact we are already redeemed by God and can live into that mentality. Church bodies don’t need more people telling people what to do, what people need most is people teaching us what Jesus has done for us. Walk in Confidence (24:00) If you find yourself in an unhealthy church environment and sense a call to leave, walk out with confidence. Knowing that you’re seeking the Lord is enough to walk away from a group of men and woman telling you what you need to do to be right with God. Leaving Legalism Book (24:45) Kendra shares a bit about her Leaving Legalism book and how she provides practical questions for readers to reflect on in effort to help process, heal, and move forward from legalistic mentalities. Click HERE to purchase the Leaving Legalism book. Pride and Fear (27:00) Jesus plus this and that is not the way to live! We should never add things to the gospel, therefore it’s important to remind ourselves of the simple gospel on a daily basis. Jesus is enough, and that is all we need for true hope in this life! His Kindness Leads to Repentance (30:00) God's Kindness leads us to repentance. Carrie shares about her experiences in realizing what God’s heart for repentance was, which is love. We are not on the losing side of God when we repent. God desires for us to repent because He only has the best intentions in mind. He is Everything (32:00) God's kindness wants to remind us that he is everything for you and I. He is everything where our hope comes from. The heart of his kindness that says "let me remind you who I am, and who you are because of that." Encouragement From Kendra (34:00) If you have found yourself letting religion take the place of God for you, Kendra encourages listeners to start by praying to the Lord and asking him to help let you believe in Him more, to help you believe who God is better, and to help you believe that you are who God says you are. God is good, He’s better than we think! CONNECT with Carrie Robaina by clicking here. CONNECT with Kendra Fletcher by clicking here. FAITH SHOP Grab your cool She Walks In Truth gear at our new Faith Shop! RATE & REVIEW  Rate and review She Walks In Truth on iTunes by clicking here. JOIN THE AFTER PARTY Connect with Carrie and other sister friends who listen to the show by joining the after party in our She Walks In Truth private group on Facebook by clicking here. In the group we chat about the episodes and support one another on this journey called life!

Have you been burdened by expectations and obligations that are not requirements God places on his children? Have you struggled to regain your hold on the gospel while clearing away the cobwebs of legalistic thought and behavior? Kendra Fletcher, author of "Leaving Legalism" shares wise words of comfort and encouragement perfect for the weary homeschool mom looking for freedom!

It's Lent and while we at Woven are big fans of the season, we also recognize that it's easy to get legalistic with our faith during seasons such as these. On today's episode, we talk with Kendra Fletcher, author of Lost and Found: Losing Religion, Finding Grace and Leaving Legalism: Learning to Love God, Others, and Yourself Again, about her family's story of leaving a legalistic religious community, grace and finding freedom. May the rituals of the season draw us closer to the grace of God and away from our desire to check all the right religious boxes. To learn more about Kendra, her books and her ministry head over to www.kendrafletcher.com.  

Have you ever found yourself leaning too hard into a rules-based lifestyle? This was the case for my guest today. After living a decade in the chokehold of a legalistic community, Kendra emerged to find healing, grace for herself, and a renewed faith the stood apart from the religious confines of her rigid church. We also tackle to topic of the common overreaction of legalism—which is to miss God’s heart and end up in another ditch. Tune in for this important discussion! Kendra Fletcher is a mother of 8, speaker, author, and podcaster. She is the author of Lost and Found: Losing Religion, Finding Grace, and Leaving Legalism, and she regularly writes for Key Life Ministries. The Fletchers reside in California, where they play in the Pacific Ocean as often as possible. Find Kendra on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram.   Find Kendra’s book here! Leaving Legalism: Learning to Love God, Others, and Yourself Again More Like this from The Busy Mom Confessions of a Recovering Legalist Part 1 | Part 2 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/heidistjohn/support

Have you ever found yourself leaning too hard into a rules-based lifestyle? This was the case for my guest today. After living a decade in the chokehold of a legalistic community, Kendra emerged to find healing, grace for herself, and a renewed faith the stood apart from the religious confines of her rigid church. We also tackle to topic of the common overreaction of legalism—which is to miss God's heart and end up in another ditch. Tune in for this important discussion!

Christ-Focused Living with Kendra Fletcher Episode 316 Join Felice Gerwitz and Kendra Fletcher as they discuss what’s important in life, growing, changing and most important learning from our past mistakes. Kendra is a long time homeschool mom, past co-podcaster with her husband Fletch on HomeschoolingIRL on this network and author of several books, including Leaving Legalism. […] The post Christ Focused Living appeared first on Ultimate Homeschool Podcast Network.

In this week's episode, Kendra Fletcher joins us. She talks about tennis. She shares one of our favorite stories about her pastor. Then she talks to us about her latest book Leaving Legalism. 

Kendra Fletcher, Ed.M., is a professional organizer and owner of “Life Organized” her company that specializes in helping individuals and families better organize their home, their finances, and their life. She believes that creating systems and maintaining order and managing one’s life affairs results in having more time, freedom, mental clarity, and peace of mind! www.kendra-fletcher.com www.facebook.com/kendrafletchercoaching/ https://twitter.com/Kendra_Organize

Kendra Fletcher, Ed.M., is a professional organizer and owner of “Life Organized” her company that specializes in helping individuals and families better organize their home, their finances, and their life. She believes that creating systems and maintaining order and managing one’s life affairs results in having more time, freedom, mental clarity, and peace of mind!www.kendra-fletcher.comwww.facebook.com/kendrafletchercoaching/https://twitter.com/Kendra_Organize

The “right” homeschooling philosophy. The right brand of theology. The “right” meal-planning, home-managing, keep-it-all-together parenting. Kendra Fletcher, homeschooling mom of eight, had it all “right,” until it all fell apart. In the course of eighteen months, Kendra found her baby in a coma, ran over her five-year-old, and nearly lost her eight-year-old to a septic […] The post Lost and Found with Kendra Fletcher appeared first on Ultimate Homeschool Podcast Network.

One of the earliest books I purchased on homeschooling -- way back when my oldest was only four-years-old -- was Kendra Fletcher's Circle Time: Plan the Best Part of Your Day. It was my first introduction to what I would later call Morning TIme. That inspiration is why I wanted to have Kendra on the show today to tell her Circle Time story. I think you will be inspired.For shownotes and episode downloads, visit https://pambarnhill.com/ymb39.

One of the earliest books I purchased on homeschooling -- way back when my oldest was only four-years-old -- was Kendra Fletcher's Circle Time: Plan the Best Part of Your Day. It was my first introduction to what I would later call Morning TIme. That inspiration is why I wanted to have Kendra on the show today to tell her Circle Time story. I think you will be inspired.

Kendra Fletcher, author of Lost & Found: Losing Religion and Finding Grace, joins Tray and Mel for episode 114 of the show. Kendra is a homeschooling mother of 8 and popular conference speaker. She and her husband came close to losing 3 of their 8 children over the span of 18 months and, in the process, discovered that their clean and neat Christian formula wasn’t working. Kendra is passionate about addressing the quiet legalism that so easily infiltrates Christian communities and exposes the dangers of focusing on anything but the finished work of Christ. Connect with Kendra on Twitter and at her site, www.kendrafletcher.com. Also make sure to check out her podcast that she does with her husband, Fletch, at Homeschooling IRL.

Kendra Fletcher is a homeschooling pro. With eight kids - two already graduated - whom she homeschooled from the very beginning, she's been at this gig for a while. In the show we chat about tips for homeschooling as an introvert and managing multiple ages.As a fellow introvert this episode was especially encouraging to me. I love to hear that my frustrations are not mine alone. There is nothing like a "Hey! Me too," to make someone's day.

Homeschooling Older Ones with Little Ones Under Foot Some of the biggest challenges in homeschooling come with homeschooling large families. There are questions about what activities to do with everyone at the same time, organization, planning, and a specialty topic of today's guest, homeschooling older ones with little ones under foot.  Planning, organization and goals...

Listen in as Kendra Fletcher, a fellow Ultimate Radio Show host and a mother of 8, shares her co-oping experiences!  Sometimes Kendra’s co-ops included only one other family while at other times more joined in! Using the strengths of additional parents greatly enhances the co-op experience!   Neither Kendra nor I care for dissecting animals […] The post What do dissections have to do with co-ops? appeared first on Ultimate Homeschool Podcast Network.

Kendra Fletcher joins me on this episode to talk about parenting, large family homeschooling and trusting God. View the episode show notes here:http://www.christianhomeschoolmoms.com/chat-kendra-fletcher-homeschooling-large-family