When we get born again, we receive the divine nature, the nature of God, and we escape the corrupt nature of Adam that's in the world. We become a new spiritual being, free from the limitations of the flesh and governed by the spiritual, the supernatural. We are no longer slaves to sin, but sons of God, with the ability to do all things through Christ, who strengthens us. [... more]

The story of Joseph's life is a powerful example of how the presence of God can transform a person's life, leading to prosperity, forgiveness, and redemption. Joseph's journey from a dysfunctional family to becoming a leader in Egypt is a testament to the power of God's presence in our lives, and how it can help us overcome challenges and achieve our dreams. [... more]

The process of metamorphosis, where creatures undergo a transformation from one form to another, illustrates the spiritual principle of transformation in our lives. God uses pressure, heat, and change to shape and grow us into His image, producing character, hope, and a new mindset. This process is not just for the natural world, but also for believers, who can learn to rely on God and trust in His plan for their lives. [... more]

A man's life is radically changed after Jesus visits him, and he decides to give half of his wealth to the poor and make amends for past wrongs. This change is not due to good works, but rather a decision to switch from serving money to serving God. The Bible teaches that salvation comes from a personal relationship with Jesus Christ, and that spiritual transformation is possible through the renewing of one's mind with the Word of God. [... more]

The glory of God is something that is actually deadly, yet it's the passion of God to display his glory. We see God's glory in creation, in the person of Jesus Christ, and in the church. When we see the glory of God, we are being changed into the image of Christ. [... more]

Living for Christ requires a plan of action for renewing the mind, which involves becoming students of the word, allowing it to take up residency in our lives, and being transformed by the development of a new way of thinking. This process is a lifelong endeavor that requires training and discipline, but ultimately leads to spiritual transformation and godliness. [... more]

Dr. Steve Pettit, president of Bob Jones University, explores the concept of the glory of God and its transformative power in the lives of believers. He draws from 2 Corinthians 3:18, discussing how beholding the glory of the Lord leads to a supernatural metamorphosis, changing believers into the image of Christ. Dr. Pettit emphasizes the importance of reading the Bible under the influence of the Holy Spirit to experience genuine change and transformation. [... more]

God promises that when a person is born of the Spirit and lives in vital union with Christ, he will radically change you from the inside out. This fundamental change happens when Christ enters your life and the Spirit of God is allowed to have control. It's a journey of spiritual growth, sanctification, and glorification, where you become progressively more like Jesus and are transformed into a new creation. [... more]

God is at work in you, even when you can't see it. He wants to transform your life, making you a butterfly, not a caterpillar. To experience this transformation, you must build a chrysalis, shutting out negative influences and investing in positive relationships. This requires making changes to your inner circle, setting your affection on things above, and becoming a Jesus fan. With God's help, you can overcome your past and become the person He destined you to be. [... more]

God comes into our lives to do a significant work of change, transforming us from a caterpillar state to a butterfly state, where we can soar high and make a profound impact on the world. This transformation requires us to feed on the word of God, present ourselves as a living sacrifice, and create an environment for God to work in our lives. [... more]

You were designed to soar in the Christian life, but maybe you've forgotten you have wings. To achieve your full potential in Christ, you need to feed your spirit as much or more as you feed your body, and that means eating the word of God every day, not just once a week. [... more]

The glory of God is something that is actually deadly, yet it has always been the passion of God to display his glory. We see God's glory in creation, in the person of Jesus Christ, and in the church, where people are being transformed into the image of Christ through a passionate reading of God's Word under the influence of the Holy Spirit. [... more]