2 Chronicles 17

Jehoshaphat’s reforms were more extensive than Asa’s.  He not only took away the high places that had been used for idolatry, but he sent a company to teach the commandments of the Law to his people. The chronicler says that he walked in the earlier ways of his father David ((3).  Being right sometimes means that we cannot follow the latest trends.  Sometimes it means doing something new. Sometimes it means forsaking the new ways for the earlier ways. 

LORD, give us wisdom to choose the right ways — those that honor you.