My name is P.F. Robison, and this blog marks the beginning of a new chapter in sharing my story openly and honestly. My spiritual journey started early in life when I joined the Baptist church, where faith and God quickly became central parts of who I was. Those early years shaped my heart, my beliefs, and the way I saw the world.
After marrying my high school sweetheart, life carried us to Florida. It was there that I gave birth to my son—one of the greatest blessings I’ve ever received. During that time, I became involved with the Church of Christ. Only years later did I come to understand the truth: the group I had trusted and devoted myself to was, in fact, a cult. Realizing this was painful, shocking, and life‑changing, and it forced me to reevaluate everything I thought I knew about faith, community, and spiritual authority.
My life has been a mixture of the deepest valleys and the brightest mountaintops. I’ve endured heartbreaking losses, including the passing of both my father and mother. Yet I’ve also experienced incredible joy—raising my son, building a successful business in Florida, and witnessing moments that could only be described as miracles. Through every season, one thing has remained constant: my belief in God. I still look for His miracles every single day.
Living in both Florida and Ohio, I’ve encountered supernatural and spiritual events that many people only read about. Our home in Florida was built on ancient Native American burial grounds, and the activity we witnessed there was unlike anything I had ever experienced. Those moments—mysterious, powerful, and sometimes frightening—became part of my story and deepened my understanding of the spiritual world.
If you want to know more about me and my journey—the good, the bad, the painful, the beautiful, and the miraculous—I invite you to follow my blog and stay connected as I share each chapter of my life. And if you ever want to talk about your own experiences with faith, the supernatural, or life’s challenges, you are always welcome to reach out to me by email. None of us walk this path alone.