True love costs. Ravi Zacharias illustrates this with the story of the prodigal son as told by Jesus and recorded in Luke chapter 15. A story of the love of a father for a wayward child.

Atheism as a worldview has a credibility gap that is not usually discussed. Ravi Zacharias explains that a theistic skeptic has 4 questions that need to be answered which he enumerates in today's Thought.

Many well educated and thoughtful christian believers receive scorn and ridicule from their atheistic colleagues. Why is that happening? Ravi Zacharias explains on today's Thought.

Ravi Zacharias describes an experience he had one time on an ivy league campus where a bodyguard was needed for his protection. What were the students protesting? Find out on today's Thought.

Christians need to present a clear message about what God's love can do for the human heart. It must be presented in a way that is attractive in word and deed and free from error.

Worship is usually ascribed to the idea of singing songs in a church, but Ravi Zacharias explodes that idea with a definition that describes it as an essential component in a daily life of purposeful ambassadorship of God's message to the world.

An existentialist viewpoint on life colors all aspects of human meaning and experience. Today on Just A Thought Ravi Zacharias describes the difference between a secular and Christian world view in the arena of existentialism.

As the American culture moved toward secularism, the church also went through a huge shift in its focus. Ravi Zacharias describes the radical change in the priorities of the church over the last several decades.

In the 1960s the student's of the Chinese revolution vowed to remove religion and specifically Christianity from their country. Has that happened? Listen as Ravi Zacharias recounts the threat and its outcome on today's Thought.

While questioning why Christianity seems to be losing ground in the United States, Ravi Zacharias also points out a great opportunity for the American church on today's Thought.