The Ransom Way

  What to Do When Others Don’t Believe What You Heard from God When God speaks something to your heart, it often won’t make sense to anyone else. Sometimes, it doesn’t even make sense to  you.  But deep down, you know what you heard. You felt His presence when He spoke it. You remember where you were, what you were doing, and the quiet certainty that followed. And yet, the moment you share it with someone, doubt may show up — not from within you, but through their response. You hear phrases like, “Are you sure?” or “That doesn’t sound realistic.” And suddenly, your once-bold faith starts to tremble under the weight of someone else’s logic. But here’s the truth: everyone isn’t meant to understand what God told  you.  Faith is often a solo journey until manifestation. “For we walk by faith, not by sight.” —  2 Corinthians 5:7 There are seasons when God will ask you to carry something privately because the people around you aren’t ready to see it yet. They may...

  The Moment Belief Becomes Knowing There’s a sacred shift that happens somewhere between praying for something and walking confidently as if it’s already yours. It’s the moment belief becomes knowing. You may not be able to pinpoint the exact second it happens, but you feel it — deep in your spirit. It’s quiet. Peaceful. Certain. Before that moment, faith  feels  like stretching. You’re hoping, declaring, and waiting, sometimes with trembling hands. But then, something changes. The fear that once followed every prayer falls away, and  a calm  confidence takes its place. You realize you’re no longer  trying  to believe — you simply  know . “Faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen.” —  Hebrews 11:1 I’ve learned that this knowing doesn’t arrive through logic. It’s born through trust — through the countless moments when you keep showing up in faith despite what you see. God doesn’t rush the process because it’...

  Signs God Is Aligning Things Behind the Scenes Sometimes, when it feels like nothing is happening, God is  actually moving  the most. It’s just that His movements are subtle, quiet, and often invisible until the pieces finally come together. When you’re walking by faith, there’s a season that tests your patience and trust — the  in-between.  You’ve received the promise, but you haven’t yet seen it. In that space, your natural eyes see delay, but your spiritual eyes start to notice alignment. “The steps of a good man are ordered by the Lord, and He delights in his way.” —  Psalm 37:23 Alignment doesn’t always look like progress. Sometimes it looks like a door closing, a plan falling through, or a person walking away. But what if those very moments are God’s way of moving you closer to what He promised? There have been times when I wondered if God was silent — only to look back later and realize He was arranging things perfectly. The timing, the people, eve...

  Why Obedience Is the Fastest Path to Manifestation There’s a direct connection between obedience and breakthrough. Every time you obey God — even when it doesn’t make sense — you move closer to what He’s promised. Obedience is the bridge between hearing and receiving. It’s not about perfection; it’s about positioning. Many people pray for manifestation but resist the instructions that lead to it. Yet, it’s often the  small  steps of obedience that unlock the biggest blessings. The times when you give when it feels uncomfortable. When you say yes even though you’re unsure of the outcome. When you  take action  on something that stretches your faith. Those are the moments that align heaven and earth. “If you are willing and obedient, you shall eat the good of the land.” —  Isaiah 1:19 I’ve learned that obedience rarely feels convenient. It interrupts comfort, challenges logic, and exposes areas of doubt. But obedience is where faith becomes tangible. It’s w...

  Faith Over Feelings: How to Stay Steadfast When You Feel Discouraged Faith and feelings don’t always move in the same direction. Feelings rise and fall with circumstances, but faith remains steady when rooted in truth. Learning to choose faith over feelings doesn’t mean ignoring your emotions — it means not allowing them to lead. There will be days when discouragement creeps in. You’ll look at your situation and think,  God, I don’t see how this will work out.  You may even feel tired of believing, tired of waiting, or tired of hoping. But faith isn’t about how you feel — it’s about what you  know . “We live by faith, not by sight.” —  2 Corinthians 5:7 I’ve had days when I felt strong and full of confidence, and others when I questioned everything I’d heard from God. But I’ve learned that feelings are like weather — they change without warning. Faith, on the other hand, is an anchor. It holds firm when everything around you  feels  uncertain. When y...

  How I Manifested a House Through Faith and Belief in God About Me Years ago, God told me that I was going to be a woman of great faith — one who would inspire many. Then, in 2021, He told me to stop saying  “I’m going to be”  and start declaring  “I am.” That revelation changed everything. It shifted how I see life, myself, and the power of faith. Since that moment, my walk with God has deepened in ways beyond words. My faith has matured, my confidence in His voice has strengthened, and my life continues to transform through His guidance and provision. Over the years, I’ve experienced countless answered prayers and supernatural manifestations — financial breakthroughs, divine alignments, and spiritual growth that reshaped my understanding of what prosperity and abundance truly mean. I’ve also received  supernatural healing , which revealed another dimension of God’s goodness and reminded me that His promises cover every area of life — body, soul, and spirit. T...

  Faith and Logic: How to Trust When You’re a Thinker   “As a logical person, faith hasn’t always come easy for me.”   Those words from Judy’s story resonate deeply with anyone who loves facts, evidence, and plans that make sense on paper. Logic feels safe—it gives us something to hold on to. But faith? Faith asks us to believe in what we can’t see, to trust without proof, to step even when the ground hasn’t appeared yet.   It’s not that logical thinkers lack belief—it’s that they crave clarity. And that’s okay. God designed your mind to reason, but He also invites you to stretch beyond what reason can explain.   Faith Doesn’t Cancel Logic — It Completes It   Many people think faith and logic stand at opposite ends, but they’re not enemies. Logic operates in the natural realm; faith operates in the spiritual one. They can work together when we let each take its rightful place.   Logic builds the plan. Faith breathes life into it.   “Trust in the L...

  How to Keep Your Faith Strong When You’re Tired of Believing   Faith is beautiful—but it’s not always easy. There are times when you’ve prayed every prayer you know, declared every promise you can recall, and still nothing seems to change. You believe, but you’re weary. You trust, but you’re tired.   If you’ve ever reached that point where holding on feels harder than letting go, you’re not alone. Even the strongest believers experience seasons when their faith feels fragile. The good news is that faith doesn’t have to be loud or perfect—it just has to keep going.   Faith Fatigue Is Real   Faith fatigue happens when your expectations stretch longer than your patience. You start strong, full of hope and determination. But when days turn into months—or even years—without answers, your spirit can grow weary.   Judy’s story of believing for her home reflects this perfectly. There were setbacks, closed doors, and long stretches of silence. At times, it must ha...

  The Power of Seeing It Before You See It   “I saw it in my spirit before I saw it in the natural.”   That line from Judy’s story captures the very heart of faith. It’s one thing to hope for something—to wish and wonder if it might happen someday—but faith goes deeper. Faith sees what hasn’t yet appeared and believes it’s already done.   Visualization isn’t about imagination for its own sake—it’s about agreement. It’s aligning your inner vision with God’s promise. It’s training your heart to see beyond the visible and into the possible.   Faith Begins With Vision   Before any breakthrough happens in the natural, it’s born in the spirit. God gives us glimpses—mental pictures, desires, or stirrings—that point to what’s coming. He allows us to “see” it ahead of time so our hearts can prepare for it.   In Judy’s story, she didn’t just believe she would have a home—she saw it. She envisioned the rooms, pictured herself walking through the doors, and even i...