Transformed by Jesus

We are transformed by Jesus when we decide to enter the right and perfect way. We are transformed because Christ is already in our lives. Let’s not doubt that when Christ enters our lives everything changes.

Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind. Then you will be able to test and approve what God’s will is—his good, pleasing and perfect will.

Romans 12:2

How can our lives be transformed? Leaving everything that is not pleasing to God, seeking Him in everything, opening the door of our hearts so that He can enter and may abound the love of Christ.

When Jesus went through different places giving His sermons, there always appeared, blind, mute, possessed, paralyzed, among other sick people, who were healed and at the same time transformed by the Almighty.

And this is the good will of God: May we be transformed, may we be renewed through the perfect and pleasing glory of God. The Lord wants our thoughts to be opened through this renewal in Jesus Christ our Lord.

We also find other biblical passages, which urge us to continue searching for God, receiving strength from the Lord every day.

And we all, who with unveiled faces contemplate the Lord’s glory, are being transformed into his image with ever-increasing glory, which comes from the Lord, who is the Spirit.

2 Corinthians 3:18

One thing happens in our lives, and is that when we look at the High and Sublime Almighty God we are changed by Him, because also a man one day was transformed by Jesus, and that man was called Saul, who had an encounter with the Lord and his life from then on changed, he went from being a persecutor of the church to being persecuted for the sake of Christ, through that perfect glory.

This transformation that the Scriptures speak of is not superficial nor temporary; it is a deep work of the Holy Spirit within us. The world offers changes that last only for a moment, but Christ offers a renewal that reaches the very roots of our being. When our minds are renewed, our desires change, our priorities shift, and our hearts begin to beat according to the will of God. We no longer walk according to our old impulses, nor are we guided by the patterns of this world, but by the eternal truth of the Gospel. This is why Paul insists that transformation comes through the renewing of the mind—because true change begins within and then manifests outwardly in a life that brings honor to God.

Every believer who has truly tasted the grace of God knows that transformation is not instant perfection, but a continual process. Day by day, the Lord shapes us, corrects us, strengthens us, and pulls us away from everything that dishonors His name. Through trials, through tests, and through His Word, the Lord molds our character so that we may reflect the image of His Son. And although sometimes we may feel weak or unworthy, the same Spirit who transformed Saul into Paul is the Spirit who works in us today, producing fruits of righteousness and guiding us into all truth. Transformation is proof that God is alive in us, leading us step by step toward the fullness of His purpose.

Therefore, let us not resist the work of the Spirit in our lives. Let us yield to His hands like clay in the hands of the potter. The more we behold the glory of Christ, the more we are changed into His image, as the apostle says. This is our great hope: that the God who began the good work in us will carry it on to completion. Let us seek Him with a sincere heart, meditate on His Word, and walk faithfully in His commandments, trusting that every day we are being renewed for His glory. May our transformation be evident to all, and may our lives serve as a testimony of the power of Christ to change the human heart.