It is good to have questions, and it's good to ask them. The efficacy of our questions stems from how substantive and valuable we are willing to believe the answers will be.
When I get questions from people, it is almost always the case that the asker has no idea what the answer entails. It is often the case that when we have an unanswered question, the reason it remains unanswered is that we expect the answer to be easier and simpler than it is. These kinds of questions are not email-sized, nor is there a video snippet or blogpost that will answer them. To understand the next increment of these ideas requires at least one book, but probably two, and they would be filled with ideas that are likely to be new to you.
When I get questions from people, it is almost always the case that the asker obviously has no idea what the answer cost to obtain. If we knew what a question cost, we would already have the answer. It can be the case that the answer cost a sacrifice much greater than what the asker is willing to pay, perhaps spanning many years. This is not to say that mercy cannot provide a way to transmit it to one who has not paid the price, but where gratitude would be insufficient, the net result is less joy than if the person were to remain without the answer. You see, perception of value increases through perception of need. Once someone has something they do not value, it is very difficult to increase in perception of value.
Whether the asker is lacking in faith to believe that small questions are really great questions or lacking in faith to pay a great price for great things, the equity of God provides all with the opportunity to expand in whatever way needed to obtain what is desired. Short of that, all people who seek what they do not have (including answers to questions) will have to wait for those who have the faith they lack to provide it to them. Here, "waiting" is not a passive task.
Light and truth is hierarchical, and what lies right before us but remains undone presents a more significant barrier to everything that could come next than we give credit for. As you grow towards sinlessness, and then continue on to growing in greater faith to see and leverage the opportunities for improvement directly around you, you will best situate yourself to perceive, receive, value, live, and share what comes next, including the answers to your questions.