When a baby is first born and for the early part of its development it primarily lets its needs be known through crying, the smiles come later after the relationship with the parent is established. Using this analogy Ravi Zacharias describes how this concept applies in our lives as we deal with adversity and trials.

Where there is love there must be freedom, in order for true love to be evidenced it must be able to choose. Ravi Zacharias describes the relationship of love and freedom and how through freedom comes the prospect of evil.

Today on Just A Thought, Ravi Zacharias talks about the temptations that exist for all men in regards to sexual purity. He then proceeds to explain the proper role and relationship that God has designed for men and women in this area.

The humanist onslaught in North America has brought about much destruction to the individual, families and the moral fabric of the nation. Ravi Zacharias has some challenging words for the North American church on today's Thought.

Looking back over 20 years of ministry, Ravi Zacharias recognizes that in these recent days there seems to be an even greater famine of truth in the world. Yet within these dark days he has also seen hope and amazing things are happening.

The issue of our day is not the death of morals as much as it is a death of faith. Pointing to this death of faith, Ravi Zacharias describes the continual struggle of man in regards to his approach to God.

Although an apologist may have all the correct doctrinal answers if he doesn't listen to the seeker and determine the need behind the questions then he can be ineffective. Ravi Zacharias describes the combination needed to balance the correct answer for the real question of the listener.

The church has neglected two key areas in preparing its members to provide answers to skeptics and atheists. In today's Just A Thought Ravi Zacharias describes these two important components in defending a biblical worldview.

Muslims point to statistics that say Islam is the fastest growing religion in the world today, however they forget to acknowledge one important caveat. Join Ravi Zacharias as he discusses this important detail that is often left out of the story on today's Just A Thought.

This line, made famous a few years back by Bill Clinton, is a succinct example of a post modernist world view. Listen to Ravi Zacharias as he points out the key issue faced by those who seek to skirt the fundamental law of truth and consequences.