Irrational

The Apostle Paul gives us a chilling glimpse of our self-destructive behaviors in Romans 1:18-32. These verses apply to all people in all places at all times. Though the warning seems dire and the judgment near, God leaves us with hope and encouragement to endure the difficulty of the times in which we live. The same patterns of behavior can be seen consistently throughout the Bible, patterns of behavior that are irrational and without excuse. This brief book will survey some of these patterns in Biblical History and explore the only hope we have to escape our irrational trends. Everything we believe is interpreted by our worldviews. The Bible will help us see why we struggle to maintain consistent beliefs and meaningful lives as God warns us to turn from our irrationality.