Ravi Zacharias explains that advances in science were made possible due to the belief in a creator. Listen to today's Thought as he describes how this was possible.

Apologetics is focused not only on answering people's questions but to clarify truth claims to help avoid errors in understanding. Ravi Zacharias describes how even from the early start of the church the need for good apologetics was required to establish who Jesus was.

Universalism can creep into the church today, sacrificing truth and substance and appealing primarily to form. Ravi Zacharias describes how Jesus confronted universalism which had already influenced the Judaism of his day.

Ravi Zacharias describes a parallel between the character of America's founding fathers and how every father needs to act as a leader of their children. Listen to today's Thought as he imparts some personal advice regarding parenting.

In today's Thought Ravi Zacharias describes the birth of postmodernism which started as a literary critic and then blossomed into an entire worldview.

|In the time of trouble, Solomon writes, it is good to remember who the creator is. Ravi Zacharias expands on this thought in today's program and explains that sometimes trouble can be direct challenges to the belief in God.

It is through the training of the mind as Paul mentions in Philippians 3 that helps a christian to endure the storms of life. Ravi Zacharias describes the power of the mind in today's Thought.

Jesus Christ is unique, not only in his personhood, but also in the effectiveness of his sacrifice for our sin. On today's Thought Ravi Zacharias describes this uniqueness and explains why it is critical to the hope of man's redemption.

Ravi Zacharias was invited to speak at the UN Prayer Breakfast on the subject of navigating absolutes in a relativistic world. He spoke about four absolutes: evil, justice, love and forgiveness and the fact that they all converged at one place and one time in history. Listen as he describes the premise and the outcome of this convergence on today's Thought.

The context in which we grow up is an important frame of reference for how we understand and perceive our life's values. Ravi Zacharias explains that, even though the globalization of culture is constantly occurring, it is the still the culture of our genesis that has the largest influence on our perceptions.