EPISODE · Sep 11, 2026 · 52 MIN
12: Relationship Over Religion: Inviting in the Gentle Surgeon with Lorie Ladd
from The Miracle Path Podcast · host Kylie & Julie
Send us Fan MailIn this episode of the Miracle Path podcast, hosts Julie and Kylie interview Lorie Ladd, an author and spiritual teacher. The conversation centers on Ladd’s personal transition from New Age spirituality to a dedicated relationship with Jesus, which she views as a transformative shift in consciousness. Ladd emphasizes that this connection should be built through personal intimacy and surrender rather than through the lens of traditional religious dogma or societal programming. The speakers describe Jesus as a "gentle surgeon" capable of performing miracles and removing lifelong emotional burdens when invited into one's daily routine. Ultimately, this episode frames Jesus as a unique, living authority who facilitates a divine reconnection to God and offers protection in a modern spiritual battle.Connect with Lorie: lorieladd.comInstagram: @lorie_ladd 🌟 If these stories of hope and healing resonated with you, please consider leaving us a five-star review to help our community grow! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ We would love to hear your own stories or any "loving constructive criticism" you may have. 💌 You can reach us at [email protected]. 📧🙏Find us on Instagram at @themiraclepathpodcast
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Send us Fan Mail In this episode of the Miracle Path podcast, hosts Julie and Kylie interview Lorie Ladd, an author and spiritual teacher. The conversation centers on Ladd’s personal transition from New Age spirituality to a dedicated relationship with Jesus, which she views as a transformative shift in consciousness. Ladd emphasizes that this connection should be built through personal intimacy and surrender rather than through the lens of traditional religious dogma or societal programming....
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