My Purpose

This God-given assignment was birthed to encourage and uplift people from all walks of life. It is my great joy to share the love, wisdom, and faith that have been freely given to me.

Throughout my journey, I have experienced firsthand the power of faith, hope, and encouragement. In moments of struggle, God’s love has been my anchor, and it is my prayer that this space serves as a source of strength and inspiration for you as well.

Here, you will find reflections, encouragement, and words of faith designed to uplift and reassure you. Whether you are facing challenges, seeking direction, or simply in need of a reminder that you are loved. I hope you find peace and encouragement here.

You are always welcome. Let’s walk this journey of faith together.

P. Walters

My Journey

In 2012, my world shifted when I was diagnosed with multiple myeloma. I’m not someone who draws attention to myself—I’m easy-going, friendly, and more of an observer than a talker. But behind that quiet nature is a deep well of faith, resilience, and love.

The road hasn’t been easy, but what carried me through was the unwavering support of my family-and especially my husband, who stood by me every step of the way. His quiet strength, presence, and love were constant, even when everything else felt uncertain.

One night, while driving through tears and uncertainty, I heard a still, small voice say, “I got this, I got you.” I knew without a doubt that it was God. And if He said it, it is so. That moment became my anchor. I chose not to let cancer define me or consume me. I held onto hope and leaned on love.

There was also a powerful turning point—one I didn’t even recognize until later. When I first told one of my cousins about my diagnosis, I was broken, tearful, unsure. She spoke life into me that night. She reminded me—without even realizing it—that I was still here, still full of purpose. In that conversation, I began to believe I would live a long life.

I’m sharing my story not because I think I’m special, but because I know what it feels like to be afraid, to feel lost, and to wonder what comes next. If you’re reading this, I want you to know: there is hope. No matter how dark the night, morning comes. And you are not alone.

Trina Eason