PART B Law of Mental Transformation (What Does It Mean to Be Transformed?)

Transformation in the Christian faith involves becoming more like Christ through several key principles:

Recognize the Need for Change: Understand you are not yet your best version and strive for continuous growth (Philippians 3:12).
Upgrade Your References: Set higher standards by looking up to superior models, like Jesus.
Let Go of Limiting Beliefs: Abandon unscriptural beliefs and adopt a mindset aligned with God's Word (Jeremiah 1:5-7).
Face Challenges: Be prepared to endure hardships, as shown by Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego (Daniel 3:6-12).
Renew Your Mind: Seek quality information and positive influences to overcome limiting mindsets (Proverbs 23:7).
Acknowledge Anointing with Humility: Recognize the Holy Spirit's anointing and think globally, not being intimidated by others' success.
Gain Mastery: Strive for excellence in your craft and help others grow, like David transforming his men into warriors.
Embracing these principles leads to profound transformation and the ability to impact the world for Christ.