112. You Don’t Need All the Answers to Take the First Step (from New Age to Jesus)

Perfection looks impressive online, but it can quietly starve your soul. I share why the chase for “arrival”—in faith, business, and identity—is often pride wearing a halo, and how Scripture reframed my need to look finished. Walking through Exodus, I found courage in Moses’ reluctance and God’s patience with imperfect people who still say yes. That lens changed my rhythm: not a sprint to polish myself, but a steady relationship where Jesus refines me as I go.I open up about the messy middle—sitting with tension around my oracle deck, questions about yoga, and the fear of being judged by both New Age friends and Christian critics. Instead of flipping a public switch from “before” to “after,” I’m documenting the in-between so seekers can watch conviction mature without shame. We talk through sanctification as a lived process, not a performance; how real study (textual history, manuscript evidence, Old–New Testament coherence) can strengthen faith; and why an honest question can be an act of worship when it draws you closer to truth.If you’re Jesus-curious but afraid of what you might lose, take one small step. Pray a simple prayer—Jesus, show me who You are—and see what unfolds. You don’t need every answer to begin. Start with relationship, let clarity come, and watch what falls away when a better love takes its place. If this resonates, share it with a friend who’s wrestling, subscribe for more candid journeys, and leave a review to help others find their first step forward.PODCAST EPISODE REFERENCED IN THE EPISODE: CLICK HERE.Send us Fan Mail Want to add a new passive income stream to your business that aligns with your values of health, family, and conscious wealth? Click here.Connect with DanielleSubstack | YouTube | Website-To invite Danielle to be a guest on your podcast, fill out this form.To apply to be a guest on this show, click here.