At one time or another we wonder if we are truly worthy of the love that has been given to us by others. This question becomes even more pressing as we contemplate God's love for us. Ravi Zacharias illustrates in scripture how this question about God's love for us is supremely answered.

A relationship that is built on love gets only deeper and deeper as time goes by. This is also true with God's love toward us as we are the apple of God's eye and His love for us is everlasting.

Hidden in the description of a man that a social worker has been working with is the secret hope of the Gospel. As human beings we can identify with the condition of this man and how hard is it to comprehend that God still loves us.

The Old Testament book of Hosea describes how a prophet of God is instructed to marry a prostitute as an example for the Jewish nation. In today's Thought Ravi Zacharias describes Hosea's challenge to his fellow Jews regarding the love of God.

When we reject the love of others we affect that person, but when we reject the love of God we actually hurt ourselves. Ravi describes how this occurs on today's Thought.

What is it that made America so successful? Scholars from around the world have pointed to the constitution of the United States as the formula for greatness. Listen to today's Just A Thought as Ravi Zacharias describes the key ingredients in the constitution's recipe for success.

Ravi Zacharias confronts those that blame the problems of society on Christianity stating that their argument is one without substance and bereft of answers.

Pointing to the examples of Princess Diana and Mother Theresa, Ravi Zacharias describes the great desire that is within each person to feel that they belong and are valued.

Blaise Pascal developed a philosophical wager regarding the existence of God and the Christian lifestyle. Today on Just A Thought Ravi Zacharias explains what the wager was and how each person faces the question of how to live their lives.

Morality is not an abstraction, it is an essential part of personhood and on today's Thought Ravi Zacharias explains how he arrives at this conclusion.