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?

Ravi Zacharias describes the perspective of Lazarus after dying and then being raised again by Jesus Christ. This example of resurrection gives real meaning to Jesus words in John 14:19 when He says "Because I live you also will live".

One main thing that separates the Christian faith from other religions is the concept of forgiveness. Ravi Zacharias describes this and other unique concepts of Christianity in today's Thought.

"Jesus is not only an idea, but a relationship" states Ravi Zacharias. The God that is presented in Christianity is one that is personal and loving not distant and aloof from our lives.

Christ's life is the representation of absolute purity and Ravi Zacharias declares that following this model of purity requires our purity to not only be on the exterior but on the interior as well. Hear more about how this works on today's Just A Thought.

When Jesus says that your body is the temple of the living God, how amazing is the thought that the great God of the universe wants to make his home in you. Ravi Zacharias speaks about how this concept is the basis for a life of holy living on today's Just A Thought.

Ravi Zacharias states that there are risks when the church loses the integrity of worship, too many churches are approaching worship as an experience rather than a way of life. Listen to today's Thought as he describes the risks and challenges of maintaining a proper perspective on worship.

Ravi Zacharias describes his thoughts on what would be the loneliest moment in life and it has to do with something that is lost. Find out today on Just A Thought what that moment is.

With the onslaught of secularization in our culture, christians are being told that their faith should be a private thing only. The ultimate outcome of this attack on our young people is the loss of meaning in life as explained by Ravi Zacharias in today's Thought.

Ravi Zacharias describes today's environment as a product of the process of secularization. He explains this concept as "the process by which religious ideas, institutions and interpretations have lost their social significance". Listen to today's Thought as he describes the outcomes of this process of secularization in which we struggle to present the truth.