What If God Wants to Reframe Your Life?

We all carry frames—formed by our past, shaped by our pain, and built from broken beliefs. These frames color how we see ourselves, how we relate to others, and even how we imagine God sees us.

Sometimes, without realizing it, our view of life becomes distorted. Trauma, rejection, failure, or fear crack the edges of our frame. Instead of seeing with clarity, we live reacting to the shadows of what once was—convinced that we’re defined by what’s been done to us or by us.

But what if our perspective isn’t permanent?

What if God wants to reframe the way we see everything?

That’s the heart behind The Reframe Principle. It’s not about ignoring your past. It’s about surrendering it. It’s about learning to see through God’s redemptive lens—where every hardship can become holy ground, and every scar can speak of healing.

This journey begins by asking honest questions:

    •    Where has your frame been cracked?

    •    What lies have taken root?

    •    How has pain shaped your perspective of yourself—or of God?

Reframing doesn’t come through willpower. It comes through surrender. Through opening the Word, spending time in prayer, and allowing Jesus to reshape what’s been distorted.

Scripture tells us:

“Be transformed by the renewal of your mind…” (Romans 12:2)

“Make me to know your ways, O Lord; teach me your paths.” (Psalm 25:4)

Those aren’t just beautiful verses—they’re the beginning of a new framework. A life reframed by grace.

So here’s the invitation:

Slow down. Pay attention to what’s shaping your thoughts. Invite God to show you what lies beneath the surface—and ask Him to rebuild it with truth.

Try this today:

Healing starts with perspective. Reframing starts with surrender.

Let Jesus build a new frame.

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