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Deanna Ransom’s “Only God” Proves That Timeless Truth Never Charts Alone

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Though it may not be a brand-new release, Deanna Ransom’s powerful single “Only God” continues to defy the typical lifespan of a gospel track, steadily blessing lives and gaining remarkable recognition across the gospel music landscape. The ordained Elder, award-winning recording artist, and dynamic minister has emerged as one of gospel music’s rising chart-topping voices, and this song is the undeniable proof. Long after its initial drop, “Only God” has resonated so deeply with listeners that it secured a spot in the Top 20 on the Gospel Top 40 Chart and climbed to #20 on both the Billboard Gospel Top Airplay and Mediabase Gospel Charts for the week of May 9. In an industry often driven by novelty, Ransom’s enduring hit reminds us that authentic worship—rooted in scripture and delivered with conviction—has a shelf life measured not in weeks, but in testimonies.

Deanna Ransom - Only God

Produced by Franklin “Bubby” Fann and promoted by Fred “Uncle Freddie” Jerkins III of We Break Records, “Only God” draws its strength from Psalm 33:11, which declares that the plans of the Lord stand firm forever and the purposes of His heart endure through all generations. The song carries a message of unshakable confidence, faith, and trust in God’s sovereignty—a reminder that no matter the season, God alone remains faithful and dependable. Reflecting on its inspiration, Deanna shares, “This scripture became the foundation of this song. Fann wrote it, produced it, and then God allowed me to step in and add my voice, my pen, and my testimony to what was already breathing.” That fusion of anointed production, scriptural truth, and personal testimony is precisely why “Only God” refuses to fade. It is not merely a song that charted; it is a declaration that continues to chart on the hearts of believers, offering hope, encouragement, and the quiet assurance that God’s purpose always prevails—yesterday, today, and long after the radio dial moves on.

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