There is a distinction between making a difficult concept simple to understand yet maintaining the impact of the idea vs reducing the scope of the concept in a simplistic way and losing some of the meaning.

Quoting from the Psalms, Ravi Zacharias describes a scriptural perspective that brings comfort to us in times of calamity.

Ravi Zacharias describes today's moral dilemma where what is legal is separated from what is lawful and how the absence of ethics contributes to this situation.

On today's Thought, Ravi Zacharias explains the difference between a meaningful answer and a comprehensive answer when it comes to life's questions.

Ravi Zacharias describes the explanatory power of the Judeo-Christian world view to answer life's inescapable questions. Listen to today's Just A Thought to find out what he means.

Successful apologetics is more than just answering a question correctly, it also includes understanding and reaching the person behind the question explains Ravi Zacharias on today's Thought.

Ravi Zacharias makes the statement:"unity in belief does not have to be uniformity in expression". The context of this statement is in the understanding that Christianity is unique among all other religions and has an exclusive message. Listen to today's Just A Thought as Ravi explains this concept.

Many atheists try to disprove the existence of God by stating that if evil exists then God cannot exist. Ravi Zacharias turns this train of thought around by pointing out that the assumptions behind the argument actually prove the opposite.

The freedom of the will to choose good or evil is necessary for love to occur. Ravi Zacharias expands on this idea today on Just A Thought.

Determining what is truth requires measuring it against something, Ravi Zacharias describes how truth can be measured in today's Thought.