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    612-822-4611

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Transformed in His Image: You Become What You Behold

Transformed in His Image: You Become What You Behold

Bell, Mike

Paperback

Religion General Christian Living

ISBN13: 9798257753886
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Apr 17 2026
Pages: 76
Weight: 0.25
Height: 0.16 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Transformed in His Image: You Become What You Behold

What if transformation is not something you strive for...but something you behold your way into?

In a generation filled with noise, distraction, and competing voices, many believers are trying to change their lives while fixing their eyes on the wrong things. The result is frustration, inconsistency, and a form of Christianity that lacks power.

But Scripture reveals a different path.

Beholding as in a mirror the glory of the Lord, we are being transformed into the same image... (2 Corinthians 3:18)

Transformation is not produced by effort alone-it is the result of vision.

You do not become what you fight... you become what you behold.

In Transformed in His Image, Evangelist Mike Bell takes you on a deep and Spirit-led journey into the truth that:

- Your identity is formed by what holds your attention

- The battle is not just external-it is a battle of focus

- Many believers are being shaped by what they never intended to follow

- Lasting change happens when your gaze is fixed on Christ

This book will help you:

- Break free from patterns that have quietly shaped your thinking

- Recognize the power of what you consistently behold

- Realign your heart, mind, and vision with the glory of Jesus

- Walk in real, lasting transformation-not temporary behavior change

There is a glory that transforms.

There is a presence that reshapes identity.

There is a way to live where change is no longer forced-but formed.

The question is no longer: Why am I not changing?

The question becomes: What have I been beholding?

Fix your eyes on Him...and you will never be the same.

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