In the book, Ideolatry: God Is Not Your Problem, you will discover answers to questions such as:

• Who is God and what is he up to?
• How does he operate, and what does he want?
• How do you see him?
• Is God mad at me? Testing me? Judging me?
• Does God allow bad things to happen?
• Does he change his mind?
• What is God’s wrath?
• How does he act on it?
• What is truth and who defines it?
• What is ideolatry and why should I care?
• If God is not my problem, then who is?

Ideas + idolatry = Ideolatry, which places the human intellect on a pedestal and worships its potential. Ideolatry can severely diminish your ability to be fulfilled and leads you away from God's truth and creates confusion about God. Our ideolatry is defined by our relative perspectives, which are key elements of our understanding of the spiritual world. Observations and experiences skew our perspectives creating “life filters”, which is why people have different versions of truth. Our version of truth defines our understanding of God, influences our faith - or lack thereof - and our relationship with God.

Today’s technology overwhelms us with a sense that our questions about life and purpose are answered in the “truth” of science and technology. However, through Einstein's theory of relativity, you will discover why people’s observations create different versions of truth, even though there is a higher truth that goes beyond what we observe and experience.

Take a journey through 29 chapters exploring the realms of both science and the Bible. You will experience self-discovery, understanding, and revelation. Various Biblical characters are explored to gain a deeper understanding of their motives and actions and how they relate to God’s purpose for your life. The 17 hours of content help unlock these mysteries by discovering their answers in the Bible.

The audiobook includes a downloadable pdf which contains illustrations, tables, end notes, a bibliography, and scripture references.