116. Popular New Age Beliefs vs The Bible | PART 2

Manifestation. Spirit guides. Reincarnation. “Low vibration” sin. These ideas don’t just shape a spiritual aesthetic, they shape how we think reality works, who holds authority, and what we do when life hurts. I’m Danielle Venables, and this is part two of my New Age vs the Bible series, where I lay out the specific beliefs I used to live by and contrast them with what I now believe after giving my life to Jesus.We dig into why the law of attraction and manifestation can feel so convincing, and why I’ve come to see them as an attempt to take the driver’s seat from God. I connect that to Scripture like James 4:13–15 and the daily practice of surrender: asking boldly, but still meaning “God, let Your will be done.” We also wrestle with the question people rarely ask out loud: if certain New Age practices are wrong, why do they sometimes “work”? That leads into discernment, spiritual warfare, and why the Bible repeatedly warns against practices like divination, mediumship, and channeling.From there we talk about morality and truth. If sin is only an energetic imbalance, who gets to define good and evil? I contrast the “low vibration” framing with verses like Romans 3:23 and Romans 6:23, then move into reincarnation and why Hebrews 9:27 challenged one of my deepest assumptions. We also unpack spirit guides and “higher beings,” and why I now believe some guidance that feels loving can still be spiritually deceptive. Finally, we close with Jesus: His love is real and relational, but it isn’t a blank check that affirms everything.If you’re questioning New Age spirituality, exploring Christianity, or trying to understand the New Age to Jesus pipeline, listen through and then join the conversation. Subscribe, share this with a friend who’s curious, and leave a review so more people can find it.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.