Having the correct perspective of the times that we live in is the challenge that Ravi Zacharias gives to his audience on today's Thought. Hear what he has to say regarding the best approach to interpret today's challenges and what he believes is the best reference source for guidance.live

Many Christians today walk the line of temptation to see how close they can live to sin and not step over. The opposite example of this was the prophet Daniel who consistently attempted to stay as far away from sin as possible. Listen to today's Thought to learn the benefit of Daniel's example.

Ravi Zacharias describes the time when God told Nehemiah to have the Israelites focus on building a wall in front of their own house first as a lesson to the church and believers today. Listen to today's program as Ravi reveals how this lesson from Nehemiah has great import for a believer's spiritual growth.

In Philippians 3:10 the apostle Paul makes an incredible statement of his intent. He seeks to know Christ through the power of His resurrection and the fellowship of his suffering. Why did Paul say those words? Listen to today's Thought as Ravi Zacharias offers insight into Paul's unusual pursuit.

In comparing between the different religions of the world, there is only one that takes a symbol of death and despair, namely the cross, and turns it into a symbol of hope. Today on Just A Thought Ravi Zacharias explains just how central the cross is to Christianity.

Ravi Zacharias after reviewing the last 20 years of the church on the North American Continent asks the question: What Went Wrong? Listen to today's program as Ravi compares this time to Solomon's day and seeks to find an answer to his question.

Ravi Zacharias describes how God gave three great ideas to the children of Israel after they passed through the desert and before entering the promised land. Listen to today's Just A Thought to find out what these ideas were and how they apply to us today.

On today's Thought Ravi Zacharias describes how a relationship with God leads to relationships with others that are more meaningful.

Dawkins rails against the God of the Old Testament calling Him capricious, maniacal and sadomasochistic among other things. Ravi Zacharias responds to this by pointing out the logical flaw in Dawkin's rant today on Just A Thought.