Jesus Christ answered this question with an analogy to money and the image imprinted upon it. Ravi Zacharias makes a correlation to Jesus' explanation with his question, "Whose image is on you?"

China after four decades of dismissing God's existence came to realize the need for moral and ethical guidelines for their culture. Where are they turning to find these ethics? Listen to today's program as Ravi Zacharias describes his experiences with Chinese and Iranian leaders behind closed doors.

On today's program Ravi Zacharias, in a short synopsis, describes the means and the ends of the three cultural dynamics of secularism, pluralism and privatization.

Pluralism leads to skepticism and secularism leads to hedonism. In today's Just A Thought Ravi Zacharias unpacks these two statements and describes how these worldviews progress toward those ends.

On today's Just A Thought Ravi Zacharias describes the current prevalent attitude of contemporary society toward people of the religious community.

Describing the process of secularization in the West, Ravi Zacharias explains how communication of even secular ideas in the past often required a person to borrow religious language to fully explain it, now the opposite is true.

Apologists are equipped to answer the tough questions that people have about the Christian faith, however that isn't enough. Listen to today's program as Ravi Zacharias describes the other half of the task.

Ravi Zacharias describes the millions of people that are homeless and destitute around the world and asks the question: Where is the Church? Helping people where it hurts is a way to touch their soul.

Ravi Zacharias challenges Christians to live out their faith especially when it comes to serving those in dire straits. He speaks from the experience of serving others of a different faith and how it opens the door to speak about Christ.

Ravi Zacharias has traveled the globe speaking to people groups in various countries. Today on Just A Thought he has some advice for the church on how to live out their faith in a way that has the greatest impact with people of various cultures.