Heart Share By: Takeia WattsTransition can move you into a new season.

But transformation changes you for the new season.

In this Heart Share, Takeia Watts takes us deeper into September’s theme of Transition by revealing a critical distinction:

You can transition without being transformed.

You can enter a new season with old mindsets.

A new opportunity with old insecurities.

A new season of marriage with old reactions.

A new place while still carrying the same familiar patterns.

Through the life of Peter, Romans 12:2, the chrysalis, and the pressing of the olive, Takeia reminds us that God is not only interested in changing where we are.

He wants to change who we are.

And sometimes failure reveals the very place where transformation is still needed.

Sometimes pressure exposes what was already there.

Sometimes familiarity looks attractive simply because transition is uncomfortable.

But familiar does not always mean fruitful.

So the prayer becomes:

“Lord, don’t just change my season. Change me in the season.”

This Table also challenges us to surrender what cannot travel with us, resist being governed by our feelings, and allow God to purify, mature, and prepare us for what is next.

Because there is a version of us that cannot go where God is taking us.

And there is a transformed version of us He is calling forward.

Don’t just move.
Be transformed.

Scripture Anchors: John 1:42; Luke 22:31–32; John 21:15–19; Romans 12:2; 2 Corinthians 12:9; 2 Samuel 22:34