It’s not really the best idea to take an all-powerful, all-knowing God and try to squeeze him into your little worldview box.
He doesn’t fit.
I see it all the time, people deciding that God actually thinks one thing because it fits what they want to believe, what they’re comfortable with.
Listen, God doesn’t actually care what we think is right and wrong, unless it follows the Bible. There’s a couple glaring examples of people deciding God is on their side so that they don’t have to feel convicted. The most popular ones are homosexuality and abortion, naturally, with feminism and divorce following close behind.
God is very clear on His view of homosexuality. I’ve done a post about this even and you can read it here. Old Testament, New Testament, God is clear on what He thinks about homosexuality.
So you know someone who’s gay or lesbian, trans, bi, queer, gender-fluid, non-conforming, all these ridiculous titles. Everyone does. Does that mean God understands the situation and made it an exception? No. You can’t make God adapt to fit your situation. He doesn’t do that.
Hebrews 13:8 (NASB) Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever.
So what he said was right and wrong 6,000 years ago, is still right and wrong today. Just because the world is changing does not mean God is. The world is becoming more and more sinful. It’s up to us to see that sin is not ok, not try to fool ourselves and everyone else into thinking God changes with the world.
Same deal with abortion. It’s murder. We all know how God feels about murder. But for some reason, abortion is different than murder because everyone knows it’s just a group of cells right? Wrong.
Well, scientifically, we’re just groups of cells controlled by an organ in our heads. Life begins at conception. It is not up to us to end it. God doesn’t make exceptions.
Sure, you have free will. You can make exceptions to morality if you want to, no one’s stopping you really. Except certain laws, of course. But don’t try to pass it off as God saying it’s ok because times have changed. No where in the Bible does it say that.
I hope I’ve made my point clear. If you would like more verses just ask. If you have Biblical proof that God changes with the times and circumstances of your personal life, feel free to share 🙂
Dance In The Rain 
I totally agree with your premise that God never gave us permission to change His Word or to assume that we can interpret it to make ourselves comfortable with the choices we make. He meant what He said through Divine Inspiration.
I am constantly amazed that people are so ready and willing to throw away what has stood and repeatedly been demonstrated by historical truth for thousands of years by prophecy. So, yes, He gave us free will.
Free will to study, discuss, discern, and through prayer, be convinced and convicted of His Word. No mention of permission to edit or modify it for our personal comfort or convenience that I can find.
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