RZIM: Just a Thought Broadcasts

Reading from a vivid description of God by Richard Dawkins, a famous atheist, Ravi Zacharias asks the question: If God is a fictional character how did Dawkins come up with such a detailed description?

People that question the existence of God often point to the capabilities of humanity without God, however Ravi Zacharias points out some of the other "achievements" of humanity in today's Thought.

Today on Just A Thought Ravi Zacharias exposes some of the foundational assumptions and ultimate outcomes of secular scientific proposals from people like Charles Darwin and Friedrich Nietzsche.

Ravi Zacharias describes one of God's great gifts that He has given each one of us in today's Just A Thought.

Describing the anger with which some Atheists argue against the existence of God, Ravi Zacharias suggests that this is an indication that doubts persist about the validity of their atheistic position.

Referring to the violence in our world and specifically mentioning the incident of the 9/11 terrorist attack in New York, Ravi Zacharias explains how the impact of that attack reached far beyond the intended target.

Jacob, later in his life, enjoyed the peace of God in all his relationships and he sought to communicate to his children how they too could experience the blessings of God by learning from his example.

Ravi Zacharias challenges parents to live out their faith in a way that demonstrates to their children the conviction of their belief. Although he is admonishing others to this standard, it is one that he applies and takes seriously himself.

Saul became proud of his accomplishments and consequently jealous of David's success when he forgot where his abilities and position came from. Ravi Zacharias gives insight into an appropriate perspective on personal worth and success in today's Just A Thought.

Quoting from Charles Wesley, Ravi Zacharias describes the commitment that the great preacher had in staying true to the message of Christ and his calling as an example for today's preachers.