Relativism as a philosophy has taken hold over to the extent that moral reasoning has become defined by each individual. Ravi Zacharias explains this philosophy and points out where it is being promoted in our society on today's Thought.

Ravi Zacharias relates an encounter with a former Muslim, now a converted Christian, whose realization of the centrality of God in his life becomes a pattern for all believers regarding how we should worship God.

Ravi Zacharias states that God is looking for worship that is a synergy of components and above all an honesty of heart. Find out what those components are and how they work together in pleasing God with our worship on today's Thought.

Since God has blessed us with talent, intellect and gifts it becomes our opportunity and even duty to give back to God through the exercise of those abilities in our worship.

Having established that worship requires sacrifice, Ravi Zacharias goes on to explain what that sacrificial worship may require in your life.

Terms like sacrilige and worship are ones that we think we understand quite well, but often there is a deeper meaning we may miss. Today Ravi Zacharias explains those terms in their proper context and brings out that deeper meaning in today's Thought.

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.

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.

Today on Just a Thought, Ravi Zacharias asks and answers the question "How do you communicate with a generation that listens with its eyes and thinks with its feelings?"