Sabrina Grimsley

Connect What inspired your most recent tattoo?

My but God tattoo is more than ink—it’s my testimony. It reminds me of every moment when life felt too heavy, the odds stacked too high, the way unclear… but God stepped in. He turned pain into purpose, obstacles into opportunities, and fear into faith. This tattoo is my constant reminder that no matter what I face, God always has the final say. Where I see impossible, He makes a way. It’s my faith, my story, and His grace—forever written on my skin.

If your ink could speak, what would it say?

If my ink could speak, it would tell the story of a heart that’s endured, healed, and grown. Every line, every word etched on my skin holds meaning—whispers of battles fought, faith found, and love never lost. My tattoos are more than art; they are chapters of grace, strength, kindness, and unwavering belief. They tell of moments where life broke me and God rebuilt me, stronger and softer all at once. They are my testimony—written not just to be seen, but to be felt.

What would you do with the $25,000?

With $25,000, I would first pay off lingering debt—that weight that’s held me back far too long. Freedom from that burden would allow me to breathe deeper and dream bigger. Then, I’d put a deposit down on a truck for my child—an investment not just in a vehicle, but in their independence and future. It’s about creating stability, clearing the past, and paving the way for what’s next—for both of us. A fresh start, a new chapter, and a blessing I wouldn&am