About the YUP, I Said It Collection

The YUP, I Said It Collection is a faith-based statement canvas collection created by Apostle Dr. Asia Johnson under Deliverance TrailBlazer Ministries, a ministry dedicated to taking truth beyond the four walls of the church and into everyday life.

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More than artwork, each piece is a conversation.

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Born out of years of ministry, discipleship, counseling, leadership, and real-life experiences, the YUP, I Said It Collection was created to challenge perspectives, encourage reflection, spark meaningful conversations, and inspire spiritual growth. Some messages are encouraging. Some are thought-provoking. Some are humorous. Others may be convicting. But every piece is rooted in the belief that truth has the power to transform lives when we are willing to receive it.

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In a culture that often seeks inspiration without introspection, encouragement without correction, and growth without accountability, the YUP, I Said It Collection exists to bring truth into everyday spaces. These pieces are designed to make people pause, think, reflect, and engage in conversations that matter.

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Each canvas is creatively designed using handcrafted elements and bold messaging that reflects real-life experiences, biblical principles, spiritual truths, and lessons learned along the journey of faith. Whether displayed in a home, office, ministry space, prayer room, or gathering area, every piece is intended to be both visually engaging and spiritually impactful.

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Every original piece in the collection is personally signed and includes a Certificate of Authenticity documenting the title, year created, originality status, and the story behind the message that inspired the work.

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When you acquire a piece from the YUP, I Said It Collection, you are receiving more than a canvas. You are receiving the story behind the message, the conversation behind the statement, and the purpose that gave birth to the piece.

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Because sometimes truth comforts.

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Sometimes truth challenges.

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Sometimes truth heals.

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And sometimes...

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YUP, it needs to be said.