RZIM: Just a Thought Broadcasts

In the political discussions of gun control and the curbing of ammunition, Ravi Zacharias explains that there is far more dangerous ammunition being used in the culture wars to damage human beings.

D.H. Lawrence (an English poet) spoke of his desire to find meaning and an answer to the loneliness he experienced in the modernity and industrialization of the 20th century. Ravi Zacharias quotes Lawrence and discusses what he missed in his search for purpose and unity.

The hope of resurrection to eternal life is one that only God can offer through the sacrifice of his son Jesus. On today's Thought Ravi Zacharias describes that hope and gives an example of someone who experienced it not once, but twice.

Thoreau said "most people live lives of quiet desperation" speaking to the loneliness that many people endure. Even Jesus experienced the loneliness of the cross.

God is very serious about overcoming pride especially in those in leadership roles. On today's Just A Thought Ravi Zacharias describes the length to which God will go to deal with pride in the heart of man.

When people say "we don't need religion" christians should agree. Ravi Zacharias explains how this response is appropriate and what people really do need.

In today's Thought Ravi Zacharias describes how more and more of his interactions of faith and discourse have been accompanied by anger. It sometimes progresses to the point where equitable discussion and amicable conversation does not seem possible.

The perspective of eternity is a grounding force in our lives. Ravi Zacharias explains that once the eternal perspective is dismissed from a person's mind then life devolves into pragmatism. Listen to today's Thought as Ravi describes life without an eternal perspective and the negative outworking of pragmatism.

There is a divine meaning and purpose to our lives and consequently there is meaning and purpose to the nations within which we live. Ravi Zacharias explains how the framework of a nation is built by the lives of individuals and their communities.

A woman once asked Ravi Zacharias, "What does life mean, anyway?" Listen to today's Thought as his insightful response brought the woman to tears.