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As believers attend university classes it is important for them to formulate intelligent arguments for their christian beliefs. Ravi Zacharias describes the impact that a well informed and prepared believer can have both on classmates and professors in today's Thought.

Ravi Zacharias instructs fathers in raising their children to emulate the lessons taught to Israel by God as they traveled through the wilderness. In the same way that God revealed himself to his people wandering in the desert is a model for fathers with their children.

The route from Egypt to the land God promised them is approximately 150 miles and should have taken the Israelites no more than 2 months not 40 years. Why did God take Israel through 40 years of wandering before delivering them to the promised land? Find out why on today's Just A Thought.

When it comes to a discussion between Christians and Muslims regarding the authenticity of their holy scriptures the Christians begin with a disadvantage. Find out what that disadvantage is as Ravi Zacharias describes the challenge of discussing the Quran with Muslims on today's Thought.

When Job starts to question God about why he is experiencing all this suffering, God pivots the conversation by asking Job a few questions, 64 to be exact. Jesus also used questions to discover a person's assumptions while seeking to provide an answer that dealt specifically with the need behind the question.

When dealing with the ultimate issues and serious questions that confront us in the culture, it is important to present answers in a loving and caring way that reach the heart of the matter. Ravi Zacharias speaks from his experience in dealing with the tough issues of the day on today's Just A Thought.

Truth and logic may be on the side of a person's argument, but sometimes the power of a relationship can communicate much more effectively without even the use of words. Listen to today's Thought as Ravi Zacharias gives an example of this from his own life.

Egalitarianism is the idea of equality among all things while elitism is on the other end of the spectrum and refers to a select superior group of things. Today in Just A Thought Ravi Zacharias describes how these concepts work in the philosophical framework, especially when it comes to the difference between humanism and Christianity.

The christian message presents an answer to the greatest philosophical and experiential pursuit of humanity. This pursuit is the pursuit of unity, and yet in society today there is much more diversity than unity. Listen to today's Thought as Ravi Zacharias describes how there can be unity in diversity through faith in God.

The existentialist lives for the moment, traditionalists for the past and the utopians for the future. On today's Thought Ravi Zacharias describes how the Christian worldview encompasses all three time frames.