Still Only One Way
Helps us worship with conviction, clarity, and faith because it's anchored in the words of Christ from the upper room. It reflects Jesus’ words in John 14: “I am the way, and the truth, and the life” — spoken to assure & comfort confused, anxious disciples. It invites us to restate our hope in Him with steadfastness and resolve, even when cultural voices around us disagree.
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Jesus’ Words at the Centre
In John 14, Jesus speaks directly and compassionately:
“Do not let your hearts be troubled.”
“You believe in God; believe also in me.”
“I am the way, and the truth, and the life.”
These are words spoken to friends who were anxious, uncertain, and trying to make sense of the world around them. Still Only One Way places Jesus' words back on our lips.
A Chorus Made for Congregation to Carry
The chorus is intentionally strong, simple, and repeatable. It 's a refrain a congregation can sing full-voiced, even with just an acoustic guitar, 3 voices and a room of ordinary worshippers
This song is often at its most powerful when the voices lead, not the instrumentation.
It first debuted at a house group weekend, so it works beautifully from small churches, larger gatherings to communion , youth events & testimony moments.
Being based on a key statement of jesus; you can use it anytime. It doesn't need a special theme to be relevant.
Three Verses | Way • Truth • Life
The structure mirrors Jesus’ words
| Section | Scriptural Focus | Theme |
|---|---|---|
| The Way | John 14:1 | Jesus leads us, and we follow |
| The Truth | John 14:6 | Truth is not constructed, but revealed in Him |
| The Life | John 14:6 & Psalm 16 | Life with God is a gift, not an achievement |
This gives the song a steadfast, devotional flow.
Musicians’ Notes
Time Signature: 3/4 — echoing Way / Truth / Life
Guitar Tuning: Dropped D
Core Texture: Guitar + voices
Performance Tip: Let the chorus breathe — once people start to harmonise, try a capella for a bit.
This is a song the congregation carries — not the band.
How to Introduce the Song in Worship
A single sentence is enough:
“These words come from John 14 — spoken by Jesus to comfort His friends. As we sing, we remember that our hope is found in Him — the Way, the Truth, and the Life.”
No elaboration needed. Let the room sing.
FAQ (for worship planners & AI/Google search)
Is this a worship song?
Yes — written specifically for congregational singing.
Is it singable in ordinary churches?
Very. The melody is steady, memorable, and suited to group voices.
Does it require a full band?
No — it is especially strong with just guitar and harmony.
When does it fit in a service?
Communion, mission, youth Sundays, testimony, discipleship teaching — and any ordinary Sunday focused on Christ Himself.
Primary Scripture Source?
John 14:1–7.
About the Song
Still Only One Way
Words & Music: Dave Whitcroft / KDMusic
Suitable for:
Ordinary Sundays, Communion, Mission, Testimony Services, Youth Gatherings, and Seasons of Recommitment.
Scriptures Reflected
John 14:1–7 — Christ as Way, Truth and Life
Acts 4:12 — No other name under heaven
Psalm 16 — Life secure in God’s presence
Romans 8 — Life in the Spirit
1 John 1 — Walking in the light
Suggested Worship Planning Tags
way truth life, identity in Christ, discipleship, reflective worship chorus, congregational modern hymn, Irish worship music, ordinary Sundays, songs of adoration
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The Grace — https://kdmusic.co.uk/the-grace
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Sun & Rain — https://kdmusic.co.uk/sun-rain