Worshiping God requires emotion, reverence and sacrifice in order to be authentic. Ravi Zacharias explains the idea of sacrifice in worship on today's Just A Thought.

Having made the point that true worship requires emotion, Ravi Zacharias makes the point that reverence for God is also an important component. He asks a challenging question about the place of reverence in worship among today's churches.

God tells us that he loves us and our response is to worship him with all our being including our emotions. On today's Just A Thought Ravi Zacharias makes the distinction between worshiping God with emotion and emotionalism.

Ravi Zacharias explains that it is much more effective to ask a question of why a person doesn't believe in the Bible and start from that point rather than another more unsuccessful approach that is often used instead.

When explaining the message of the gospel of Christ it is important not to try and explain all the theology at once, it is overwhelming, instead Ravi Zacharias describes a better approach in today's Thought.

Ravi Zacharias urges men to be the example in the home as a man of God, and describes some of the attributes of what that should look like.

There has been much argument about the biblical teachings of the role of men and women in the home and Ravi Zacharias speaks about how this can be cleared up through a correct understanding of the biblical concept of submission.

Ravi Zacharias describes some of the prominent interactions between Jesus and women in the New Testament which demonstrate the equality of men and women in the eyes of God.

As Christians we carry a message of hope and redemption within us and Ravi Zacharias asks the question of whether we will make ourselves available to be used by God to reach others with this life giving message.

Ravi Zacharias describes the confinement of sin in our lives and relates it to the experience of living as a prisoner.