Can a Christian Manifest money: What Does the Bible say?

At the start of the year, a curious thought came to me—one that seemed almost too simple to take seriously. Why not call this year "The Year of the Ladder"? At first, it was just a playful idea, something about promotion and progress, a hope more than a plan. I shared it with family and friends, but mostly it was met with mild amusement or polite smiles. Then, on a friend's birthday, I placed a small toy ladder on her cake. A strange gesture, perhaps, but one filled with quiet intention: "May this be a year of promotion." She didn't laugh. Neither did I, but the ladder came home with us and took its place on our kitchen bench, perched above the fruit bowl where we passed it every day. What happened next caught me off guard. Events unfolded around that ladder—unexpected visitors, repairs long overdue, and ladders appearing where none had been for years. And when a fierce storm came through, it brought with it even more ladders and changes that seemed too coincidental to ignore. Curious, we added something else—something tangible and mysterious—to that toy ladder. And slowly, questions began to form: Could this be more than just a coincidence? Was there something unseen at work, quietly answering a silent call? Was there a connection between a simple toy and the real world that we hadn't understood before? There's a story from ancient times that came to mind—about a man who trusted in things unseen yet worked with what was before him, and in doing so, saw blessings multiply beyond expectation. What follows in this book is a journey into those mysteries—the small signs that hint at greater truths, the unseen forces that may be working in our lives, and the possibility that something miraculous is waiting just beyond what we can see. I invite you to step quietly into this story, open your eyes to what might be, and wonder—what if this year is not just about ladders, but about something far greater? The answers may surprise you.