What makes Jesus Christ unique? Find out on today's Thought as Ravi Zacharias explains the centrality of Jesus Christ in the search for truth.

Ravi Zacharias describes visiting his childhood home in India and how he came from such humble beginnings and now speaks to the leaders of nations. He attributes all of this to God's mercy and grace.

Ravi Zacharias describes the need for accountability in our lives and contrasts that to Solomon in the Old Testament who didn't seem to have anyone to help keep him on the right path.

Ravi Zacharias describes several airline disasters where the engines failed and the pilot successfully landed the plane. He proceeds to point out how thankful the relatives of those that survived were toward that pilot who saved members of their family. He then recounts one desperate situation where it took more than the pilot to save the plane.

How can you find unity of meaning in the diversity of feelings and desires that make up a human being? Find out on today's Just A Thought as Ravi Zacharias tackles the issue of meaning and fulfillment.

The Apostle Paul cried out to God to remove what he called a "thorn in the flesh" but God did not answer Paul's prayer by removing this struggle from his life. Instead Paul received a promise from God that enabled him to deal with this issue. What was that promise? Find out today on 'Just A Thought.

Ravi Zacharias describes his challenge to eastern religious leaders to explain the origin of evil and that they are unable to give a satisfactory answer. He also asks why is it that when people experience tragedy, those around them often try to point to sin in that person's life as the source of it.

"One of the things that paralyzes me more often than naught is the struggle that I have within my own heart that I am not suitably qualified to minister to a world that has such deep seated problems and deep seated questions." Listen to today's program to find out exactly why Ravi Zacharias makes this statement in all honesty to his audience.

Ravi Zacharias gives a brief history of the origins of eastern religion on today's Thought. He then proceeds to list the myriad number of religions and makes a statement regarding the perception of many that all religions are fundamentally the same and only superficially different.

There are moral issues that need to be addressed in society and the initial response is to attempt to change them via governmental action, however Ravi Zacharias explains that this approach may not be the most effective. Listen to today's Thought as he explains the best way to influence change.