Ravi Zacharias

What do our homes say about our worship habits? Today on Just Thinking, RZIM Speakers Stuart and Cameron McAllister continue in an interview talking about their forthcoming book, Faith that Lasts, which takes a look into being a father and key memories from their relationship.

https://www.listennotes.com/e/426bd7ad29aa42c28599b270ee1eed8d/

Ravi Zacharias

"The church sometimes runs the danger of going so much after the seeker that they forget about the ones already found," Ravi Zacharias said. How do you balance this, especially when reaching young people?

https://www.listennotes.com/e/98e4446b21134707b1307366b4ee3433/

DannyMac

Ravi Zacharias required back surgery a few years ago.  It meant that he needed some true special care to turn over in his hospital bed.  A nurse tried to help but instead almost made the situation worse.  

https://www.listennotes.com/e/729f4b51c5d8434c915ba84763b63aeb/

Ravi Zacharias

In this re-run of a Thinking Out Loud episode recorded last year, Nathan and Cameron discussed the election and how to follow Christ through a turbulent time.

While the US wait for the 2020 election results, we thought it would be an ideal time to re-air this episode recorded live from 2019. Though only a year has passed since this recording, the world in which the event took place now feels very distant. How do we follow Christ through it all? This live exchange from last year remains pertinent to our current political climate, so we invite you to take a deep breath and enjoy Nathan and Cameron trying to stay on their feet in front of a crowd.

Follow the Thinking Out Loud hosts on Twitter:

Cameron McAllister - @CamMcAllister7Nathan Rittenhouse - @N_Rittenhouse1

https://www.listennotes.com/e/6d9f3e41cffd41dcac86db9de54efe42/

Ravi Zacharias

"Without worship, we shrink," Ravi Zacharias says. Hear more on today's Just A Thought.

https://www.listennotes.com/e/acaf7f0b227b44b29f1d82e0bfc5028d/

Ravi Zacharias

What does it mean to be a father? On today's episode of Just Thinking, RZIM's Speakers Stuart and Cameron McAllister, who happen to be father and son, talk through the most important lessons they have learned in fatherhood. Join us today as they discuss fatherhood, and their new book, "Faith that Lasts."

https://www.listennotes.com/e/64bedfebfa4f4d828df31d7bb4444362/

Christian students at public universities face unique challenges, as well as unique opportunities. Whether a student thrives in this environment depends on many factors, including how they engage this “marketplace of ideas.” Knowing how best to respond when one’s worldview is challenged is an important skill to develop. Dr. Craft is most interested in is preparing students to engage in this “marketplace of ideas”–both inside and outside the classroom–on issues such as social justice, diversity and inclusion training, and LGBTQ+ questions.

Dr. Christy Moran Craft is a professor and interim department chair in the College of Education at Kansas State University. For almost twenty years, she has studied issues related to religion and spirituality in higher education, paying particular attention to Christianity in public colleges and universities. She also has expertise with regard to legal issues related to religious expression in public higher education. In addition to teaching and to conducting research, Dr. Craft has served on various committees on campus including serving as Chair of the President’s Committee on Religious, Spiritual, and Nonreligious Diversity. 

She fell in love with higher education as a result of her experiences as a student leader in a campus organization and as a resident assistant at Bradley University. Her teaching brings practice-based knowledge of residence life, judicial affairs, student organizations, leadership development, Greek life, and health awareness programming into the classroom.

In this podcast we discuss…

 The importance of the Christian perspective being present in the “marketplace of ideas”–the university

The legality of students discussing Christian conviction in public universities, supported by Supreme Court decisions

How students can prepare to have a voice in the marketplace of ideas and be effective in doing so 

The value of understanding other perspectives, rather than be fearful 

How to balance involvement in a Christian group and ministry on campus with studies

The relationship between being a good student and having an influence for Christ

When it is and is not OK to bring Christian conviction into classroom discussions

Why Christians should not be quick to assume they are being persecuted at a secular university

Challenges Christian students will face outside the classroom, with administrative staff 

How best to respond to religious diversity on campus

 Responding to charges of “Christian Privilege” on campus

Fruitfully engaging in conversations  about race, gender, and sexual identity on campus

How non-Christian professors tend to respond to Christian students

How to find a Christian fellowship on campus

Dealing with antagonistic professors on campus

Where to go to get help on campus

Thoughts about participation in “interfaith” events on campus

Applying Scripture to one’s life as a student

Resources Mentioned: 

Christian campus ministries –  https://collegefaith.net/resources/

J.P. Moreland’s website – http://www.jpmoreland.com/

Ravi Zacharias resources – https://www.rzim.org/

Tim Keller’s website – https://timothykeller.com/

https://www.listennotes.com/e/444bda41c7eb48fa887600592eefdcdc/

Ravi Zacharias

Why Jesus? This is a tough question RZIM speakers are often asked during conferences and events. Today on Just Thinking, RZIM's Founder, the late Ravi Zacharias, and RZIM's President, Michael Ramsden, close out their Q&A session at Kansas State with the question of "Why Jesus?"

https://www.listennotes.com/e/4dda14ddabe4490ebb9c2d1d117696ec/

Ravi Zacharias

"God sent his son so we could know how to relate to Him," Ravi Zacharias says. Hear more on today's Just A Thought.

https://www.listennotes.com/e/3ab094be799949759159a58c0775da86/

Ravi Zacharias

How do we share the Gospel with a friend or family member that is angry at God? Join us today on Just Thinking, as RZIM's Founder, the late Ravi Zacharias, and RZIM's President, Michael Ramsden, share their answers on how we can share the Good News of the Gospel.

https://www.listennotes.com/e/9faa332b6d2243e19a12debe12476da5/