Let’s be honest—these days, it feels like the world has lost its compass. Right and wrong shift depending on who you ask. What was celebrated yesterday might be canceled today. Truth feels like it’s up for grabs.
In the middle of all that noise, here’s the question:
Is God’s way still the best way?
The short answer? Yes.
But not just because it sounds spiritual. It’s because His way has proven, over and over again, to be the only path that leads to life, peace, and purpose.
The World’s Way Is Always Changing
Culture is constantly updating its version of what’s “right.” We chase trends. We change our minds. We bend to the pressure to fit in. And then we wonder why we feel anxious, exhausted, and spiritually empty.
Proverbs 14:12 says,
“There is a way that seems right to a man, but its end is the way to death.”
That’s not just a warning—it’s a reality check.
What feels right isn’t always good. What feels freeing can actually enslave. And what feels loving can end up doing harm when it’s disconnected from truth.
God’s Way Doesn’t Shift with the Wind
Unlike the ever-changing standards of the world, God’s Word doesn’t change. His truth isn’t based on the latest headlines or social movements. It’s rooted in His character—holy, loving, and just.
Psalm 119:89 says,
“Forever, O Lord, your word is firmly fixed in the heavens.”
When you follow God’s way, you’re not stuck in the past. You’re anchored in something eternal.
You’re building your life on solid ground—not shifting sand.
God’s Way Leads to Life
God’s commands aren’t about controlling us—they’re about loving us. He designed life, so He knows how it works best.
Jesus put it this way:
“I came that they may have life and have it abundantly.” (John 10:10)
That’s what He wants for you. Not just survival—but joy, peace, and a life full of meaning. That doesn’t mean it’s always easy. But it’s always worth it.
Even when the world calls you backwards. Even when people don’t understand.
God’s way leads to something better.
So, What Does That Mean for You?
If you’ve been feeling like you’re drifting—or if you’ve been wondering whether it’s really worth holding to biblical values in a post-Christian world—let this be your reminder:
God’s way still works.
It’s still right.
It’s still true.
And it’s still the best way forward.
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Check out my book Rooted: Building a Faith That Lasts. It’s a simple guide for growing a steady, confident faith in a world that constantly pulls you off course.