Change is essential, yet profoundly challenging due to our deeply entrenched habits and behaviors formed over a lifetime of unique experiences. These patterns resist alteration, snapping back to their original form like a stretched rubber tire, reflecting our internal resistance rooted in human nature and carnality. This struggle is evident as we often fail to practice what we desire to change, clinging to familiar, undesired ways despite knowing they should be discarded. The motivation for change stems from a powerful prospect: the future inheritance as sons of God, a glory that far outweighs present sufferings. This incredible potential serves as a driving force, urging us to be ready for change and to seek God's help in identifying necessary transformations. Recognizing the need for change through self-evaluation against God's righteousness and holiness, we must categorize changes into actions such as start, do more, stop, or do less, and understand the reasons behind them. Envisioning the differences in ourselves and our relationships upon successful change fuels our commitment. Change requires time, patience, and endurance, as it does not happen instantly. God, in His wisdom, knows that gradual transformation ensures lasting impact, and thus we must stay the course, renewing our inward man day by day despite the perishing outward man. The trials of change, though severe, work toward an eternal weight of glory. Maintaining faith in God the Father and Jesus Christ is crucial, as Their strength and guidance, through the Helper, God's Holy Spirit, enable us to overcome carnal resistance. Through constant contact with God, we sustain our focus on positive change, finding the strength to achieve it, as all things are possible through Christ who strengthens us. Successful change is not merely an option but a requirement, as God has called us to this process of spiritual preparation for His Kingdom.