Scripture Meditation | Lectio Divina | Transformed Thinking | Romans 12:1–2 (CSB)

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Our final episode of the Unshakable series reminds us of this powerful truth: God’s mercy invites us to live changed lives.
To not be shaped by the world, but to be shaped by God—renewed from the inside out.

In this Scripture meditation on Romans 12:1–2, we’ll pause and reflect on what it means to offer ourselves fully to God and allow His Spirit to shape how we think, live, and discern His will.

This is the ninth and final episode of the series: Unshakable: Strength for Today, Hope for Tomorrow.
Each week, we’ve slowed down with God’s Word to find strength—not in ourselves, but in Him.

In this guided meditation, you’ll be invited to:
• Reflect on the mercy of God in your life
• Consider what it means to be a living sacrifice
• Identify ways you may be conforming to the world’s patterns
• Ask God for a renewed mind to discern His good, pleasing, and perfect will

Whether this series has met you in a season of strength or struggle, I pray this final meditation helps you rest in God’s love and keep walking forward—unshakable and renewed.

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Meditation Passage | Romans 12:1–2 (CSB):
Therefore, brothers and sisters, in view of the mercies of God,
I urge you to present your bodies as a living sacrifice, holy and pleasing to God; this is your true worship. Do not be conformed to this age, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind, so that you may discern what is the good, pleasing, and perfect will of God.