Rare Faith Blog

In her book Hidden Treasures, Leslie Householder defines the Law of Perpetual Transmutation as, "Circumstances and things are perpetually coming or going according to your thoughts." She gives a beautiful example. Our thoughts, she says, are like water—always moving, always changing form. Wate...

Denise Webster is one of our Mindset Mastery Honors Graduates who went on to Mentor Training as well as Facilitator Training. Because she was working on a book, she also went through Profitable Author training, and attended one of our Book Writing Retreats. This girl was on fire! And due to her...

By Denise Webster For most of my life, I had some pretty terrible misconceptions about money. I believed that people who had money either inherited it or got it dishonestly. I figured if someone had a lot, then there wouldn’t be enough left for me. In my mind, there were two categories: the rich...

By Denise Webster When we set goals, we often assume it has to be hard—that success only comes through struggle. But I’ve learned the power of a carefully worded goal statement. One small word can shift everything. That word? Easily. When I was just beginning to learn about goal-setting and dre...

By Denise Webster The Law of Cause and Effect teaches: "Action and reaction are equal, in opposite directions. Focus on what you can give, not what you will get." It's also known as the Law of the Harvest: "Whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he also reap." (Galatians 6:7) Simply put: if you pla...

By Denise Webster Have you ever felt like success and wealth are just barely out of reach? Maybe you want abundance but, deep down, don’t feel like you deserve it. Or maybe you’re worried that if you become rich, you won’t inherit the kingdom of God. These are misconceptions — and they can be th...

By Denise Webster My grandfather is a master gardener. At 92, he still prepares the ground, plants the seeds, pulls the weeds, waters the soil, and harvests the fruits of his labor. He knows exactly when to plant each seed for the best growth, which pests can destroy which plants, when to water,...

By Denise Webster Just like the rise and fall of ocean waves, the Law of Rhythm is always at work in our lives. It states: "When you feel down, be grateful—because (by law) an upswing is coming." You can visualize this law as a wavy line—rolling up and down. That image alone can be a lifeline d...

By Denise Webster In Hidden Treasures by Leslie Householder, she explains the Law of Perpetual Transmutation this way: “Circumstances and things are perpetually coming or going according to your thoughts.” It’s a powerful concept. Householder gives a beautiful analogy to help us understand...

By Denise Webster I try to look at situations in my life through the lens of the Law of Relativity. This law states: "Your situation is not fundamentally good or bad until you compare it to something else." It’s especially helpful during emotional moments. When you can step back, take the emotio...

By Denise Webster The Law of Polarity states, "Everything has an opposite. A bad situation is equally good. Look for the good, and more good will be on its way." I’ve always known this law was true, but it took me some time to truly understand it on a deeper level. Now, I absolutely love the Law...

By Denise Webster The Law of Vibration states: "Your thoughts control your personal vibration. Change your thoughts, get emotional about them, and you'll change what is attracted to you." Our thoughts are energy. And because energy vibrates, every thought we have sends out a signal—just like a ...