Buz Deliere

Transformation in Scripture is rarely instant. God doesn’t flip a switch and replace who we are. He renews us, layer by layer, moment by moment. That process, often uncomfortable and deeply personal, is what a Holy Shift looks like in real life.

Dehumanization rarely begins with open hatred or violence. It begins quietly, through language, labels, and reasonable-sounding justifications that slowly change how people see one another. History shows that societies don’t slide into moral collapse because people suddenly become cruel, but because ordinary people adjust, comply, and look away. Understanding this process isn’t about the past. It’s about recognizing the pattern while it’s still unfolding.

Changing your mind isn’t a sign of weakness—it’s proof you value truth over pride. In a world that rewards hot takes and stubborn certainty, the real strength lies in pausing, reflecting, and having the courage to evolve when the facts change. Self-reflection isn’t about doubting yourself, it’s about sharpening yourself.