RZIM: Just a Thought Broadcasts

Referring to the story in the Old Testament of how David used 400 men to rescue captured families, Ravi Zacharias explains that in the same way all members of God's family participate in victories over the enemy.

Using the example of Joshua and the nation of Israel, Ravi Zacharias describes the critical role a leader plays in preserving a nation.

Ravi Zacharias tells how he was once approached by a militant Hindu at the end of a two hour talk and wasn't sure of the man's intentions. Listen to today's Thought as he describes the surprising end to the story of what happened that day.

In all of his travels around the globe, Ravi Zacharias finds a universal response from the audience when he expounds on the topic of the cross and the empty tomb.

Many have pointed to the atrocities committed by organized religion in the past as a knock against it. Today on Just A Thought Ravi Zacharias gives the other side of this argument.

Charles Darwin commented that, once God and creation were removed from a worldview, the ramifications would be dire. Listen as Ravi Zacharias recounts Darwin's thoughts regarding a godless universe on today's Thought.

Ravi Zacharias warns that, while there is evidence for the Bible's authenticity, the words of the Bible can still be twisted and manipulated by men to the point where their message is not trustworthy.

Ravi Zacharias was born and grew up in India, subsequently he understands Hinduism and its adherents. On today's Thought he relies on that experience to describe the process to build a relationship with Hindus in way that brings mutual respect and an opening to be heard.

Upon examining the genesis of western civilization it is apparent that the components of a Judeo Christian worldview are present. Ravi Zacharias describes how these components are visible and makes a case as to their importance on today's Thought.

When seeking to hear from God, Ravi Zacharias explains that first, we need to obey what God has revealed to us in the Bible, reminding us that God is present and He wishes to communicate with those who seek Him.