sophron | σώφρων ον | sóphrón
Sophron, pronounced so-fron, is rooted in the Greek language and means having a sound, healthy, and Spirit-filled mind. It speaks of a life marked by self-control, characterized by self-regulation, self-governance, and emotional balance; it is the opposite of being impulsive, worldly, or fleshly.
As believers, we are called to be women who are sophron, women who study and delight in Jesus Christ and His Word, and women who train to have a mind centered on God and renewed by truth (Romans 12:1-2). By God's grace, we can be sophron women, as we are trained by God's grace to renounce ungodliness (Titus 2:11-12).