RZIM: Just a Thought Broadcasts

Somewhere in the midst of entertaining ourselves with television and its slick production of intriguing stories with immoral plots we have lost the ability to appreciate the mind of God and his perspective on sin. Listen as Ravi Zacharias describes the moral confusion that is being exhibited by people in today's culture.

Adam and Eve's sin in the Garden of Eden was much more than just the breaking of God's command. Listen to today's program as Ravi Zacharias describes just how impactful and far reaching that sin really was.

On today's Thought Ravi Zacharias describes the meaning of the parable that Jesus told in Matthew 13 about the weeds and the wheat. He finishes the program with an application of this parable to christian mission work.

On today's Thought Ravi Zacharias recounts the story of Oscar Wilde and his recognition of the emptiness of his life which was lived purely for pleasure's sake. Ravi ends today's Thought with a warning, listen and find out his startling statement regarding pain and pleasure.

Ravi Zacharias describes the four components needed in life to find meaning.

Billy Graham was asked a question by a reporter that indicated that the reporter thought Mr. Graham was not as astute as other evangelists and therefore couldn't understand how he had such an impact. Listen to today's Thought to hear Mr. Graham's answer.

Ravi Zacharias describes some challenges he faced early in his ministry that made being an itinerant preacher very difficult. Listen to today's Thought as he describes how these "thorns in the flesh" brought him fresh insight about what it means to walk daily with God.

The Romans and the Jewish high priests thought that they were stamping out the Christian movement when they put Jesus to death on the cross. Not only were they wrong, but as Ravi Zacharias describes, Jesus turned the dreaded symbol of the cross into something that brought hope and has drawn an untold number of people to faith.

Luke 24 tells the story of how the resurrected Christ joins two people on the road to the town of Emmaus. On today's Thought Ravi Zacharias describes the encounter and the heartfelt response of the travelers as Jesus describes why His death and resurrection were foretold and necessary.

The concept that certain countries are not open to the gospel is often combined with the metaphor of a closed door which can lead us into dismissing certain people groups as unreachable. On today's Thought Ravi Zacharias counters this idea with the fact that while some countries are hard for Christians to enter there are other ways to reach those very same people groups.