Which verse describes the transformation of the mind?

• A. Romans 12:2
• B. Romans 8:7
• C. John 13:1-17
• D. Matthew 28:19

Answer: (A)

Transformation of the mind is shown as the result of renewing the mind, so the believer can discern and live out God’s will. Romans 12:2 captures this clearly: a real change happens as the mind is renewed, not conformed to worldly patterns, and that inner renewal enables you to test and know what pleases God—the good, acceptable, and perfect will. This emphasizes that thinking and values are reshaped from within, empowering outward living consistent with God’s purposes.

The other verses point to related ideas but not the process of mind renewal itself. Romans 8:7 describes the mindset ruled by the flesh as hostile to God, highlighting the problem of unrenewed thinking rather than the method of renewal. John 13:1–17 focuses on Jesus’ example of servanthood and humility, not on how the mind is transformed. Matthew 28:19 centers on the mission to make disciples, which can lead to transformation but isn’t a direct statement about renewing the mind.