RZIM: Just a Thought Broadcasts

Explaining the difference of an optimist and a pessimist Ravi Zacharias goes further to say that neither approach is right without the correct application of truth in a person's life.

When your world is full of danger and darkness, as you look for a place to turn for help and direction, Ravi Zacharias challenges you to turn toward the light of God and follow where He leads.

Ravi Zacharias recounts the story of the Russian Czar who faced the might of Napoleon's army and called on God for intervention in today's Just A Thought.

Ravi Zacharias quotes a statement from the great preacher Charles Spurgeon regarding the study and contemplation of who God is. Just the exercise of contemplation alone will inspire a believer to a deeper appreciation of God's gift of His Son for our redemption.

Describing a situation where famed law philosopher Mortimer Adler being interviewed by Larry King spends more time and effort on one particular answer to a question of great importance. Ravi Zacharias shares the story and its corresponding application for all of humankind.

Apologetics is more than just having good answers to life's difficult questions and Ravi Zacharias explains what is crucial to becoming the most effective apologist on today's Thought.

The best apologetic for Muslims is one not spoken in anger and hatred but rather one that expresses itself with clarity and love. Ravi Zacharias expounds on this idea and also identifies the age group of Muslim populations that Christians should focus on reaching out to.

One of the proofs of the reality of the resurrection is the fact that no one has produced the body of Christ. It was the bodily resurrection that provided the proof for the disciples who were willing to give their lives as a testimony to the truth.

Many have tried to disprove the Bible and claim that it is false, but Ravi Zacharias describes how God's word continues to prevail with a solid historical accuracy and a supernatural ability to prove true for every test of authenticity.

On our own we cannot succeed at righteous living and are often given to despair at our inadequacies, but God can rescue us from this despair and carry us forward for His love is inexhaustible.