The Process of Transformation Through Prayer

The Transformation through Prayer

Prayer transform our very being in life. It’s all how we pray  when seeking God. There are some things that must be dethroned that have been programmed into our minds. For instance, a mother who has had a bad marriage may tell her daughter, “All men are no good.” The daughter gets married, but if her mind is not renewed by meditating on the word of God, in the back of her mind will be the message, “All men are good.”

Another negative tradition concerning marriage is: “You need to keep something on the side for a rainy day, because you never know when your husband is going to leave you.” The person with the unrenewed mind starts saving, making preparations for the day when the husband will leave. By carrying such a negative belief, you will enter into a relationship based upon distrust. Marriage is a covenant relationship. There is no such thing as a prenuptial agreement in the Kingdom of God. Covenant is exchanging with one another – all that I have belong to you, and everything that you have now belong to me; we belong to each other.

Let’s find out how to be changed by examining some things about transformation. The renewing of the mind means “to make new.” If we, as believers, are willing, our moral and spiritual vision can be changed to become as God’s. The Greek word for renewal is “ANAKAINOSIS”.

The process of transformation takes place through the vehicle called renewal. Our minds must be renewed, for the mind is the seat of our reflections or the area where we have the ability to play back or imagine. You can renew your mind through prophetic prayer.  If you meditate upon your failures, or ponder on negative things of the past, you will not obtain the victory (Philippians 4:8).

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