God’s silence is not His absence. If you’re in a waiting season, read this twice.

Comment “waiting” if this hit home. Waiting can make you feel stuck, but what if it’s actually where God is shaping you? I’ve had to learn that delay is not denial.

Sometimes the prayer is still being answered, just in a way I can’t see yet.

You can wait and still grow. You can wait and still obey. You can wait and still become.

Don’t confuse quiet with empty.

Don’t confuse not yet with never. Maybe the real question isn’t, “God, when?”

Maybe it’s “God, how do you want me to wait?” What season are you in right now? Waiting, building, or healing?

What if the faith you thought was gone… was never really gone? 🤍

This episode is for the believer who needs permission to hope again.

Ie'Sha Jordan shares a deeply personal, Scripture-rooted reminder: God has not changed His mind about you. Even when disappointment makes you question what you believe, your faith can be rebuilt.

From Hebrews 11:1 and Romans 12:3 to the reality of waiting, Ie'Sha unpacks what it means to have a faith that isn’t passive optimism, but something living that grows through trust, expectation, and practice.

In this episode, we talk about:

• Why anticipation is part of faith
• How disappointment can quietly shape what we believe about God
• The difference between believing God can and believing God will
• How remembering past miracles strengthens present faith
• What Thomas, the woman with the issue of blood, blind Bartimaeus, and the centurion teach us about expectation

Ie'Sha also opens up about her own story, from childhood health battles to the “little kisses from God” that remind her she is seen, known, and covered. 🤍

If you’ve put a promise on the shelf… stopped praying for the thing you still want… or started believing disappointment gets the final word, this episode is for you.

It’s a reset.
A reminder.
An invitation to believe again—with expectation instead of fear.

🎙️ Listen to the full episode and come ready to rebuild your faith.

I had to burn it down and start over, with God at the center this time.

I launched From the Top because I realized I’d built a lot of things with God in mind, but not always with God leading.
And that shift changed everything.

Delay wasn’t denial. It was discipleship.
Hidden seasons were shaping my character before my voice got louder.
Obedience costs, but disobedience costs way more.

So if you’re in a season where things feel interrupted, don’t assume it’s rejection. Sometimes God is just rebuilding the foundation so what comes next can last.

This week, ask Him: How would You have me do today Your way?
Every great story starts from the top.