RZIM: Just a Thought Broadcasts

In today's Just A Thought Ravi Zacharias describes how philosophy is argued at 3 levels and though the church does a good job at levels two and three it neglects the argument at level one. Find out what are the levels and exactly where the church needs to strengthen her approach.

The church at times invests more time and energy in seeking those that are lost at the expense of teaching and building up the believers that they already have. Ravi Zacharias encourages the church to develop their leaders so they are equipped to provide biblically based answers to faith stymying questions.

How do we overcome the temptations to sin? Ravi Zacharias describes the mighty power that every christian possesses and how that power is available for our benefit to draw us closer in our relationship to God.

The apostle Paul spoke about a war that was going on inside himself between his mind and his nature. Ravi Zacharias describes this conflict and an answer to this problem on today's Thought.

What is the answer for the nature of sin in the heart of man? On today's Thought Ravi Zacharias describes how Christianity gives the answer to this challenging question.

The bible says "in the beginning was the Word" and in today's Just A Thought Ravi Zacharias builds on that statement to show the eternal nature of the Word of God.

Ravi Zacharias describes when he first became a christian and was witnessing to his unbelieving friends when one of those friends challenged him on what he claimed. Find out what the challenge was and the resulting admonition from Ravi to other believers on today's Thought.

"Is your life in private that which you claim in public?" In today's Thought Ravi Zacharias challenges christians with this question knowing that the consequences of not living what you are professing has disastrous consequences.

Our present day culture has become dependent on the visual presentation of information to the detriment of the imagination. Ravi Zacharias speaks of how we are missing out on the wonder and awe of God by relying so heavily on this one sense. In today's Thought he encourages the contemplation of the heavenly through other senses such as the listening of music without accompanying images.

Ravi Zacharias quotes Charles Darwin regarding the violence to be expected when atheism successfully removes the idea of God from public consciousness.