Secularism has desacralized life and is as at odds with the morality espoused by Christianity. In today's Just A Thought Ravi Zacharias describes the intolerance of today's secularists toward the Christian perspective and that a lack of mutual understanding will lead to mutual destruction.

Ravi Zacharias describes how memories are being built by the children in our homes all the time and it is those memories that call us back home just like the prodigal son.

On today's Just A Thought Ravi Zacharias tells of his life purpose and vision to reach the world with the message of salvation and inspire and encourage others to do the same.

Using the example of a weaver making Indian sarees, Ravi Zacharias illustrates the work that God is doing as He creates His beautiful designs in our lives.

Using examples from the Bible and throughout history, Ravi Zacharias describes how God can work with some of the most unlikely candidates to become His greatest servants.

Ravi Zacharias makes that point that human life has intrinsic worth which is given to us by our creator and then contrasts this view to what naturalist believe on today's Just A Thought.

While evaluating if a person is true to their beliefs, Ravi Zacharias points out that an irreligous person leaves no standard with which to measure their worldview and instead leads us to the greatest question of our time.

Quoting from Charles Wesley, Ravi Zacharias describes his calling to preach the Word of God and declaring his commitment to spend his life sharing God's message.

Worship, truly understood and practiced, is something that happens continually and is not a once in a while experience only associated with being inside a church building. Listen to today's thought as Ravi Zacharias explains this concept.

Ravi Zacharias describes the critical role that worship plays in our relationship with God and ultimately in our faith journey through life on today's Just A Thought.