READING:

-1 Corinthians 2:15–16; Romans 12:2

“But we have the mind of Christ.”

“Be transformed by the renewing of your mind...”

DEVOTIONAL:

When you feel stuck in cycles—worry, overthinking, bitterness, comparison, self-doubt—it’s often not a circumstance that needs to change, but a mindset. Scripture doesn’t just call you to behavior change; it invites you into mind renewal. Transformation in the kingdom begins with how you think.

Having the mind of Christ means viewing life through the perspective of Jesus: humble, compassionate, discerning, obedient. It means exchanging old, distorted thought patterns for heaven’s clarity. The Holy Spirit enables this process. He teaches you to detect lies quickly and anchor your thoughts in truth.

Mind renewal isn’t automatic. It’s intentional and spiritual. You partner with the Spirit to take thoughts captive, to uproot patterns formed by trauma or culture, and to replace them with what aligns with God’s Word. Over time, the internal shifts become external fruit—peace, clarity, love, and boldness in the face of pressure.

QUESTIONS:

1. What thoughts or patterns do I keep repeating that might be keeping me stuck in fear, insecurity, or shame?

2. Where in my life am I conforming to worldly thinking instead of inviting the Spirit to renew my mind?

3. What’s one area where I want to begin thinking like Jesus instead of reacting like the world?

PRAYER:

Jesus, I want to think more like You. But sometimes my mind is so loud with stress, negativity, or unhealthy patterns that I forget what’s true. Renew my thoughts today. Transform the way I process pain, people, and pressure. Holy Spirit, help me surrender thought patterns that no longer serve Your purpose in my life. Show me what needs to be laid down, and teach me how to see with Your clarity. Give me a mind that trusts when things feel uncertain, and one that responds with wisdom and grace. I want the kind of transformation that starts on the inside. Thank You that with You, I’m never too stuck to be changed. Amen.