Cheryl M. Travis spends her days reviewing and investigating death claims for an insurance company in Columbus, Ohio. Because she loves what she does, Cheryl has over 30 years’ experience communicating and advocating for the sick and grieving families. She is also a strong advocate for the Deaf and hard of hearing that began when her eldest child was diagnosed as profoundly deaf. Cheryl surrendered her life to Christ in 1989. Her teaching ministry began in 1995 at Higher Ground Always Abounding Assemblies under the leadership of the Beloved and honorable Bishop Sherman S. Watkins.
Cheryl Travis
Cheryl Travis gathers the seven-volume Help God series into one collection focused on emotional management, spiritual clarity, and healing through scripture, testimony, and practical encouragement for fear, anger, hurt, loss, confusion, sadness, and loneliness.
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Cheryl Travis writes about loneliness as more than isolation, tracing how rejection, sadness, and disconnection can stall a person’s life and inviting readers toward healthier relationships and restored personal worth.
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Cheryl Travis addresses confusion as a disabling emotional state that clouds focus and direction, giving readers a concise guide to regaining peace, steadiness, and forward movement when life feels disordered.
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Cheryl Travis treats sadness as an emotional signal that should be acknowledged rather than ignored, equipping readers with simple tools for recognizing its weight and moving toward emotional resilience and hope.
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Cheryl Travis speaks to the overwhelming feeling of being lost, unpacking anxiety, fear, and confusion while guiding readers toward clarity, renewed direction, and a stronger sense of God-given purpose.
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Cheryl Travis explores the emotional and spiritual impact of hurt, helping readers identify hidden wounds, bitterness, and low self-worth so they can begin resolving pain and turning it into renewed strength.
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Cheryl Travis examines anger as a powerful emotion that can damage relationships and stunt growth, offering a short, practical guide to naming its roots, uncovering unhealthy patterns, and moving toward spiritual and emotional control.
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Cheryl Travis opens the Help God series by confronting fear as a spiritual and emotional obstacle, encouraging readers to recognize how fear manipulates thought, blocks motivation, and can be overcome through faith-driven clarity and purpose.