
Transformation Tuesday with Dashonia Marie — January 6, 2026
Let Christ Take Over Your Thoughts
Beautiful woman… today we’re going straight to the heart of it.
Real transformation does not happen by positive thinking alone.
It does not happen by motivation, discipline, or trying to “do better.”
It does not happen by motivation, discipline, or trying to “do better.”
Real transformation happens when Christ takes over the way you think.
Many women want Christ to change their situation, their relationships, their emotions, and their outcomes — but hesitate when it comes to letting Him change their thoughts. And yet, your thought life is where most battles are won or lost.
Because what occupies your mind eventually directs your life.
If fear dominates your thoughts, fear will lead your decisions.
If shame dominates your thoughts, shame will shape your identity.
If control dominates your thoughts, peace will always feel out of reach.
If shame dominates your thoughts, shame will shape your identity.
If control dominates your thoughts, peace will always feel out of reach.
But when Christ captivates your thoughts, everything begins to shift.
This is where true renewal happens — not at the surface, but at the source.
Letting Christ change the way you think means you stop letting old voices, past wounds, trauma, rejection, and survival instincts have the final say. It means you allow the voice of truth to become louder than the noise in your mind.
And let me be honest with you — this is not automatic.
It is intentional.
It is daily.
It is surrendered.
It is intentional.
It is daily.
It is surrendered.
Transformation begins when Christ becomes Lord over your thought life.
Not just Savior of your soul — but Leader of your mind.
That means:
- inviting Him into anxious thoughts instead of hiding them
- submitting fearful thinking instead of just managing it
- letting Him challenge the lies you’ve lived with
- allowing Him to redefine how you see yourself
- trusting His truth over your emotions
Many women say, “I trust God,” but still let anxiety, overthinking, and fear make the decisions. And Christ isn’t asking to just visit your thoughts — He wants to rule them.
When Christ captivates your mind:
- you stop replaying the past
- you stop rehearsing worst-case scenarios
- you stop living from old labels
- you stop letting offense and pain control you
- you start thinking with clarity, truth, and peace
This is why behavior changes naturally when your mind is renewed by Him.
You don’t have to force growth — it flows from alignment.
You don’t have to force growth — it flows from alignment.
Let me share this with you transparently…
There were seasons where I loved Jesus, served Him, and believed in Him — yet my mind was still controlled by fear, trauma, and self-doubt. And I had to learn that loving Christ does not automatically mean surrendering my thoughts to Christ.
That was a choice I had to make — over and over again.
And beautiful woman, I want you to know this:
Christ does not shame you for your thoughts — He transforms them.
He does not condemn your struggle — He meets you in it.
He does not rush the process — He walks with you through it.
He does not condemn your struggle — He meets you in it.
He does not rush the process — He walks with you through it.
So today, on Transformation Tuesday, I want you to pause and ask yourself:
- What thoughts have I been allowing that Christ is asking to change?
- Where am I thinking from fear instead of faith?
- What would my life look like if Christ truly led my thinking?
Because when Christ changes your mind, He changes your direction.
When Christ captivates your thoughts, He brings peace to your soul.
And when Christ leads your mind, your life begins to reflect His truth.
When Christ captivates your thoughts, He brings peace to your soul.
And when Christ leads your mind, your life begins to reflect His truth.
This year, don’t just ask God to bless your plans.
Invite Christ to renew your mind.
Invite Christ to renew your mind.
Because that is where real transformation begins.
— Dashonia Marie












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