Welcome to the InTouch Podcast with Charles Stanley for Friday, September 29th.

When choosing what to do, there are only two alternatives, our path or God's path.

An example from the life of Moses reminds us that God's way is always the best way.

Whenever you in our face a challenge in life, we always respond in one of two ways, and

that is either our way or God's way.

And most of us know that doing things God's way is always best.

But in spite of that, sometimes we don't always choose to do it that way, somehow we have

the idea that in spite of the fact that we know that God is absolutely omniscient and knows

what is best, the fact that He has a will and a purpose and a plan for our life, that He

loves us unconditionally, and He would only do what's best for us, we still choose to

do things our way rather than God's way.

Well, that's what I want to talk about in this message entitled God's way is the best way.

And sometimes these wonderful principles of Scripture are best declared by illustrating

them in somebody's life.

So I want you to turn, if you will, to the book of Exodus, and I want you to turn to the

second chapter.

And in the book of Exodus, of course, we find the life of Moses who stands above all the

other characters in the Old Testament, 600 and 99 verses in the Old Testament have his

name and it's seven and nine verses in the New Testament.

And here is the man whose life is certainly characterized by both success and failure.

And throughout the Scriptures, you find those who refuse to do it God's way and the kind

of trouble they caused and experienced, those who did it God's way.

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