Why can bad things appear so beautiful? Why are we so drawn to the shiny object in the room?

Wendy Patrick, PhD. is a career prosecutor with degrees in psychology, law, divinity, and theology. For decades, she has worked with victims and witnesses who
dismissed red flags and personal intuition, only to find themselves entangled in perilous situations with dangerous people. 

She writes about this in her new book When Bad Looks Good: Biblical Wisdom to Make Smart Choices in Life, Love, and Friendship.

Today on Connections, she shares how we avoid falling victim to the hazards of misperceptions and how to overcome deception with Biblical perception.

Why can bad things appear so beautiful? Why are we so drawn to the shiny object in the room?
Wendy Patrick, PhD. is a career prosecutor with degrees in psychology, law, divinity, and theology. For decades, she has worked with victims and witnesses who dismissed red flags and personal intuition, only to find themselves entangled in perilous situations with dangerous people. 
She writes about this in her new book When Bad Looks Good: Biblical Wisdom to Make Smart Choices in Life, Love, and Friendship.
Today on Connections, she shares how we avoid falling victim to the hazards of misperceptions and how to overcome deception with Biblical perception.

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