In the Old Testament, the kings of Israel and Judah had prophets to help them determine the message of God and to hold them accountable. In today's Thought Ravi Zacharias warns about leaders that do not have spiritual guidance in their life.

Is the ability to do anything you desire true freedom? Ravi Zacharias discusses it more on today's Just A Thought.

Ravi Zacharias describes the power love and forgiveness in bridging gaps to the beauty of the gospel.

Ravi Zacharias describes three types of guilt, using a story from the Bible that focuses on one type of guilt in particular that is smothered by fear.

The concept of morality–our sense of right and wrong–is intrinsic to human nature. On today's Just A Thought, Ravi Zacharias suggests that our morality reveals evidence for the existence of God.

Dealing with guilt can be one of the most felt struggles of human life. But if the culture tells us there are no absolutes, then why do we still feel guilt? Ravi Zacharias discusses this on today's Just A Thought.

For the believer the scriptures need to be held as the final authority for truth, however there is room in the faith for different expressions of style and worship in various denominations. Ravi Zacharias explains how this is possible on today's Thought.

What is the purpose of life? Ravi Zacharias explains that this is a foundational question that needs to be answered before you can develop a coherent moral worldview.

"You will never find love if along with the yes I do it doesn't also pull in no I don't" This statement by Ravi Zacharias describes living life and finding true love by following God's plan for humanity.

Although it is possible to find out about Jesus Christ and come to accept him as your savior without reading the scriptures, it is in the scriptures that He is truly revealed.