RZIM: Just a Thought Broadcasts

In today's Thought Ravi Zacharias eloquently describes the imminent moment of conversion and consequently the standard to which an evangelist is called to fulfill.

Ravi Zacharias describes Jesus Christ's concern for us which includes not only the spiritual component, but even the physical component of our person. Listen as he describes Jesus' view of believers and a test to help understand this concept on today's Thought.

How do you know whether something is true or false? Ravi Zacharias explains that there are 3 tests for truth that comes from logic. Listen to today's Thought as he explains those tests and how they relate to testing the truth of God's words.

In establishing the origin and source of ethics in the culture, secular philosophists want to say that there is a self evident ethical system and no need for God. In today's Thought Ravi Zacharias refutes that conclusion and examines why the christian worldview is the most comprehensive.

Ravi Zacharias describes the current practice by many people to dismiss an individual's worldview once they discover that they are a person of faith. In today's Thought he argues that this practice is not an appropriate response and gives examples of individuals of faith and how their contributions cannot be dismissed.

Postmodernism as defined by Ravi Zacharias equals, no truth, no meaning and no certainty. So truth is important in belief but equally important is the community of faith. Listen to today's Thought as Ravi weaves these two themes together.

In Today's Thought Ravi Zacharias describes the importance of having the presence of a father in a home. He proceeds then to make the case that similar problems occur when the heavenly father is removed from the equation.

During his travels around the world, Ravi Zacharias met a famous actor in Istanbul who had made some angry claims outside of the White House and consequently lost his access to the United States. Ravi immediately confronts the man by saying that he must have very little respect for what he believes as shown by his behavior. Find out why Ravi said that on today's Thought.

Illustrating a point about how the world deals with the biblical message, Ravi Zacharias relates a story about Billy Graham who was once asked about the latest tragedy of a tele-evangelist scandal.