Occasionally we experience things in our lives that not only surpass our ability to understand them, but may even cause us to question God's goodness. On this week's episode of Ask Away, Vince and Jo Vitale tackle a listener's heart-breaking questions surrounding the loss of a loved one. Our hearts grieve with the listener, whose questions reveal that the concept that Christian life is always carefree and happy does not line up with reality.Ask your questions by either mailing us at askaway@rzim.org or by using the hashtag #askrzim on Twitter.
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This week on the Ask Away podcast, Jo and Vince Vitale share reflections on the life of Ravi Zacharias with RZIM president Michael Ramsden. Join us to hear Michael talk about his first impressions of Ravi, their decades of friendship and partnership in the gospel, and Ravi's vision for the future of RZIM.
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Remembering Ravi with RZIM President Michael Ramsden

This week, as we prepare for the memorial service for Ravi Zacharias, Jo and Vince continue to reflect on the life and legacy of RZIM's founder. At the request of many of our listeners, join us to hear more about Ravi Zacharias as our friend and colleague. In this episode, we share stories and behind-the-scenes reminiscences with Sanj Kalra, Ravi's close friend and travel companion.
A memorial service honoring Ravi's life and legacy will be livestreamed on May 29 at 11:00 a.m. ET. Click here for more information.
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Stories from the Road: RZIM's Sanj Kalra Reminisces on His Friendship with Ravi Zacharias

This week, Vince, Jo, and Michael, along with the entire RZIM team and so many of you, are grieving the passing of our founder, mentor, and beloved friend, Ravi Zacharias. Join us on this week's episode of Ask Away as we share personal reflections about the man who meant and continues to mean so much to us, and celebrate the legacy of one who, having spent his life running towards Jesus Christ, has at last arrived in his arms.
To read the announcement of Ravi's passing from RZIM CEO Sarah Davis, click here. If you want to read Ravi's obituary, you can find it here. Have a question you want Ask Away to cover? Submit a question using our form here or use the hashtag #askrzim on Twitter. You can also talk about this episode with fellow podcast listeners and the RZIM team on our online community
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Memories of Our Mentor and Friend, Ravi Zacharias

With the world in the midst of a global pandemic that has already claimed more than 150,000 lives, the question of "natural" evil is at the forefront of many people's minds. Why does God allow bad things to happen to innocent people? If God truly exists, why is there evil, and why is there suffering? Isn't He capable of stopping it? In this timely rebroadcast of an episode from November 2017, Vince and Jo discuss the problem of suffering due to "natural" causes, and how we might make sense of this suffering in light of a God who Himself entered into suffering for our sake.
You can read Vince's recent article responding to this issue here.
Questions Asked in This Episode: 1) "People often explain moral evil to be the result of our free will. But if that is the case, then how do you explain natural evil (ex. Earthquakes, tsunamis, and things like that)?"
2) "If God exists, why would He allow things like cancer in children to occur?"
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Why Would God Allow Diseases and Other Natural Evils?

Environmentalism and environmental justice are at the forefront of many of our cultural conversations today. Christians are commanded by God to steward the Earth, but faith communities are frequently charged with environmental neglect. Is there a way to reconcile environmental concern with belief in God? If God is going to take care of it all in the end, why should we worry about it? This week, Jo and Vince discuss the biblical logic behind environmental justice as a form of love for God and love for neighbor.
Question Asked in this Episode: "Is there a way to bridge caring for the Earth with a belief in God?"
Check out Nathan Rittenhouse at our recent #TrendingQuestions event on environmental justice.
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