In this deeply personal solo episode of From the Mouth of a Woman, Sarah opens up about a transformation years in the making—her return to biblical Christianity after decades immersed in New Age spirituality. This conversation isn’t preachy. It isn’t prescriptive. It’s the story she wished she could have heard years ago when she felt confused, spiritually hungry, and unsure what she believed. Sarah shares the moments, influences, and quiet whispers that slowly drew her back to Jesus—from unexpected friendships and her husband’s unwavering faith, to her son’s experience at a Christian high school, to the clarity and conviction she found through books like The Screwtape Letters and her studies in quantum biology. She also speaks honestly about what led her to step away from popular New Age teachings, why they no longer felt aligned, and how she now sees many of them as subtle forms of self-worship rather than surrender. Through the lens of scripture, discernment, and a changing heart, she explains why concepts like “I am enough,” “I have all the answers within,” and “all paths lead to God” no longer resonate with her. Above all, this episode is about coming home—slowly, imperfectly, and wholeheartedly. Sarah breaks down the subtle ways self-based spirituality can pull people away from repentance, humility, and a relationship with God. She reframes repentance not as shame, but as a shift from self to Savior—an invitation into grace and transformation. True peace is not found in a guru, a technique, or a $2,000 meditation. It is given freely through faith, surrender, and God’s presence. Many people are currently wrestling with faith, leaving New Age behind, or navigating a spiritual reorientation. There is room for all of these conversations here. Books to Read: The Screwtape Letters — C.S. Lewis Mere Christianity - C.S. Lewis The Case for Christ - Lee Strobel The Bible Stay updated on new episodes, writing, workshops, and upcoming projects:📬 Join the email list: www.sarahsturino.com