RZIM: Just a Thought Broadcasts

God has blessed us with many things, the knowledge of how to live our lives with faith, hope and love. On top of all this He has given us the companionship of the family of God in order to encourage, support and pray for one another along the journey.

America's moral conscience comes from a statement in the opening lines of the contitution that the rights of the citizens, which are undeniable, are given to them by their creator. This demonstrates that good and purpose are built on the foundation of the determined cause. Listen to Ravi Zacharias as he develops this argument in today's Thought.

For many centuries the morality of man was understood to emanate from a transcendent God, now with the advent of humanism all these ideas are coming into question. Today there is a struggle between what has been handed down to us from our philosophical fathers and the ideas born of this last century.

Citing the conclusions of a book written about the current state of America's moral landscape, Ravi Zacharias sheds light on where the culture has missed the mark and the gravity of the situation.

Christianity needs not to be judged by the violence and destruction done in its name when the logical application of its teaching is the opposite. Christ's example of living out the message of the scripture is the standard, not the abuses done in the name of Christ.

Ravi Zacharias speaks to young people about the need for a thoughtful approach to Christianity. Listen to Ravi's challenge to the youth of today to rise up and think through society's challenges from a biblical perspective and bring clear and reasoned answers.

Ravi Zacharias states that the problem with America today is that the church has not developed its intellectual thought and philosophical arguments to provide relevant biblical answers to life's questions and cultural issues. He proceeds to challenge the church to step up or continue to miss impacting the direction of the culture.

The truth from the scripture that our body is the temple of God means that the body must be consecrated to Him. To some this truth becomes a burden, but to those who understand God's word it becomes an opportunity to remain free from slavery and bondage to immorality.

The Bible describes how our body is the temple of God since within it dwells the Holy Spirit. This knowledge requires us to be careful how we treat our body and has many other implications for our lives as Ravi Zacharias explains in today's Thought.

Pointing to Jesus' condemnation of the people of his time who first rejected the stern message of the law from John the Baptist and also the message of grace through Jesus Christ, Ravi Zacharias describes a group of people who are bent on rejecting God.