"Most of us are living in a personally wounded world of our own." Ravi Zacharias describes what he has come to realize from his interactions with people during his lifetime of ministry.

Once a person accepts the forgiveness that Christ offers through his sacrifice on the cross there is a change in desires. Believers begin to desire what God desires, but how is it possible to effect that change? Listen as Ravi Zacharias gives the answer on today's Thought.

Ravi Zacharias describes the danger to a culture when it loses it moral point of reference. He describes how morality has become politicized in our culture while politics have been moralized.

Ravi Zacharias describes an incident where he met a crippled man on the streets of Delhi begging for money. Listen to today's Thought to hear the exchange between Ravi and that man which demonstrated the love of Christ for all of us.

In order to effectively share the apologetic of the gospel, it needs to be accompanied by the gift of love. This is the theme of today's Thought as Ravi Zacharias describes the need for the church and christians to show their love as an effective demonstration of their faith in God.

Describing the last words that his father-in-law spoke before he died, Ravi Zacharias shares this intimate story regarding the hope that we find in Jesus Christ.

While visiting in Ohio Ravi Zacharias is driven by a building called the Wexner Center for the Arts, which was referred to by Time Magazine as America's first post-modern building. Listen as Ravi describes a flaw in the inspiration for the building which could lead to catastrophe and in essence erodes the significance of the philosophy behind its architecture.

Have you ever pondered on this one idea: What would you do to frighten Lazarus after he had been raised from the dead?" With this question Ravi Zacharias refers to the fact that what Lazarus experienced is what we all fear: death, but through Jesus Christ this fear is overcome.

Ravi Zacharias states "the visual living out of the christian life is imperative for the times in which we live." He proceeds to describe why this matters and other attributes of an effective apologist on today's Just A Thought.

There are two elements of today's society which have the most impact in molding and shaping culture. Ravi Zacharias describes these factors and the amazing power they have in affecting worldview on today's Thought.