Have you considered my Servant Tish

What if the trials you are facing are not the end of your story—but part of the process God is using to refine your faith, reveal your strength, and lead you into your purpose?

In Have You Considered My Servant Tish?, Letitia D. “Tish” Robertson shares an intimate testimony of faith, chronic illness, grief, resilience, and spiritual transformation. Inspired by the biblical story of Job and the powerful question found in Job 1:8—“Have you considered my servant Job?”—Letitia begins to view the unexpected hardships of her own life through a different lens.

After being diagnosed with a chronic illness, Letitia found herself confronting questions she never expected to ask. Her independence changed. Her plans for the future changed. Fear and uncertainty entered areas of her life that once felt secure. But through those difficult seasons, her perspective began to shift. Instead of seeing her trials only as punishment, abandonment, or loss, she began to consider whether God could be using them as part of a refining process.

Drawing powerful parallels between her journey and the story of Job, Letitia asks a deeply personal question:

“Have You Considered My Servant Tish?”

That question becomes the foundation of a spiritual transformation. What once felt like a curse begins to look like a calling. What felt like an ending becomes a new path toward purpose. And what threatened to weaken her becomes an opportunity to deepen her dependence on God.

Throughout the book, Letitia speaks candidly about living with chronic illness, adapting to mobility aids, confronting fear about the future, letting go of the need to control every outcome, and learning to find peace and joy in life's simplest moments. She shares how she moved from embarrassment and isolation toward acceptance, realizing that telling her story could encourage someone else who feels ashamed, afraid, or alone.

But Have You Considered My Servant Tish? reaches beyond illness.

It is also a story about loss, relationships, finances, family, identity, prayer, purpose, and grief. Letitia reflects on the faith and strength she witnessed in her family and how those examples helped prepare her for battles she never knew she would face.

One of the book's most emotional reflections comes through the loss of her father. Already navigating life with multiple sclerosis, Letitia describes losing him as another devastating blow. Yet even through heartbreak, she draws strength from Job's example and discovers that grief and faith can exist together. Her tears are real, her grief is real—and so is her faith.

At its heart, this book is a testimony about being refined rather than destroyed.

It reminds readers that hardship can interrupt a life without canceling its purpose. Illness can change the road without ending the journey. Grief can break your heart without taking away your faith. And uncertainty does not mean God has stopped writing your story.

A Book for Anyone Walking Through a Difficult Season

Although Letitia's story includes chronic illness, her message extends to anyone facing health challenges, grief, financial hardship, broken relationships, disappointment, uncertainty, or a life that simply did not turn out the way they expected. Her message is rooted in faith, resilience, hope, and the belief that struggles can become part of a greater testimony.

Your story is not over.

The fire is not meant to destroy you. It can refine you.

And when life leaves you wondering why you were chosen to endure such a difficult season, perhaps the question is no longer simply, “Why me?”

Perhaps it is:

“Have You Considered My Servant Tish?”

Letitia's story did not end with a diagnosis. It did not end with grief. And it will not end in defeat. It is the beginning of a testimony that is still being written.