Isn’t alchemy a New Age or occult practice?

Great question. Historically, yes — the word alchemy has roots in mysticism and was later co-opted by New Age philosophies. But I don’t use the term in that context at all.

I believe in redeeming language when it helps us point people back to Christ.

For me, alchemy represents the process of divine transformation — ashes to beauty, brokenness to purpose, striving to surrender. It’s not magic, it’s sanctification. The power isn’t in the practice — it’s in the presence of Jesus.

​

Why not just use the word “transformation” or “sanctification”?

I do use those words — and I teach them deeply. But many women I serve are coming out of high-performance lifestyles or spiritual confusion. They’ve heard the word transformation a hundred times and are still stuck.

When I say alchemist, it catches their attention. It makes them pause.

And in that pause, I get to explain what true transformation looks like:
Not self-help.
Not hustle.
Not manifestation.
But surrender to the Refiner — Christ Himself.

​

Aren’t you afraid this word will confuse people?

I take clarity very seriously — especially when it comes to truth. That’s why I’m always transparent about my story:

I once was drawn to counterfeit power — through self-help, New Age, and striving. But none of it healed me. Only Christ did.

So when I use the word “alchemy,” I define it clearly:

Biblical alchemy is the process of divine transformation through fire, surrender, and refinement by the Holy Spirit.

I don’t blend Christianity with other belief systems.
I replace confusion with clarity.
And I invite women into truth.

​

Do you still believe in New Age practices?

No. I completely renounced New Age and spiritual self-reliance when I surrendered my life to Jesus. My life, my message, and my coaching are now fully rooted in Scripture and guided by the Holy Spirit.

I don’t practice manifestation, energy work, astrology, or anything that elevates self as the source of power.

Jesus is my source. Scripture is my foundation. The Holy Spirit is my guide.

 

​So what does it mean that you are a modern alchemist?

It means I help women:

• Take off the masks and roles they’ve worn for too long

• Bring their stress, pain, habits, and patterns to the feet of Jesus

• Walk through the refining fire — not around it

• Rebuild from a place of wholeness and holy identity

I don’t create transformation. I co-labor with the One who does.
That’s the difference.

​

Want to go deeper?

Check out my full story in the blog: “I Am a Modern Alchemist — And Christ Is My Fire”
Or reach out with questions — I’m here to walk with you through the fire and into freedom.

​

​

​

​

​

​