Ravi Zacharias describes an incident where he was confronted by a questioner who believed in the absence of any moral law. Listen to today's Just a Thought as Ravi challenges that belief by posing a hypothetical question to the person and from their answer builds a case for the existence of evil and of a moral law.

Throughout the Old Testament there are multitude of commandments given by God for the people of Israel. Jesus was asked which one of these many commandments was the greatest. Ravi Zacharias gives Jesus' answer and describes the significance of that answer on today's program.

Ravi Zacharias explains that the more we enjoy legitimate pure pleasures the closer we are to the heart of God. Ultimate pleasure can be found in the worship of God as Ravi describes in today's Just A Thought.

Pleasure, for human beings, comes in many forms and the Bible has direction on how we can measure whether partaking in a particular pleasure is legitimate or not. Most pleasure also has a shelf life except the ultimate pleasure, find out what that is on today's Thought.

Today on Just A Thought Ravi Zacharias asks the question: if you were to write a mission statement for your life what would it contain?

"What happens to a world where there is no justice?" Ravi Zacharias asks this question in relation to the coming final judgement where all of humanity stands before creator God to answer for their lives. Ravi explains the striking difference in the approach of Christians and Muslims as they prepare for that day on today's Thought.

There is a part of the human being that has a sense there is more to life than just the physical world that is seen. Ravi Zacharias presents a challenge in today's Thought regarding how a materialist can explain the existence of morality with such a limiting worldview.

Atheists and non believers have gone to great lengths to try and dispute the authenticity of Christ in order to remove any moral authority for their lives. However those same people have not taken the same scrutiny to other faith leaders such as Mohammed. Ravi Zacharias describes how this inequity in evaluation plays out on Today's Just A Thought.

Ravi Zacharias recalls attending a presidential prayer breakfast where Mother Teresa spoke and while listening to her he was struck by the juxtaposing view of such a diminutive speaker speaking to such an august audience. Find out what thoughts came to mind as he observed this meeting on today's Just A Thought.

People may be predisposed to certain destructive behaviors and actions, but on today's Just A Thought Ravi Zacharias gives examples of how people have consciously set those behaviors aside in the name of living a God honoring life.