Ravi Zacharias describes how many people who have never heard the message of God's salvation are so excited and thankful to receive it and then he relates one particular encounter with a person that exemplified this experience.

Worship can be expressed in different ways with legitimacy, but Ravi Zacharias states that all worship needs to be in accordance to the final authority of God's word: The Bible.

Quoting from G.K. Chesterton, Ravi Zacharias explains that a theistic framework is required in order to be truly objective in examining the meaning and purpose for human existence

Recalling an incident at Oxford University where a student stated that he did not believe in moral absolutes, Ravi Zacharias describes how he challenged the student's statement.

Citing the large crowds at universities all over the world that attend his open forums, Ravi Zacharias explains that this demonstrates the increasing hunger for answers to life's questions from a Christian perspective. Listen to today's Thought as he encourages Christians to engage students in discussions and be prepared with thoughtful responses.

The Christian faith is under attack from professors at secular universities, since there is no retaliation against these attacks it is an easy target. The subsequent question posed by Ravi Zacharias is whether Christians have a thoughtful and adequate response to these more frequent attacks.

Ravi Zacharias compares the phantom pain of a missing limb with a common spiritual malady that occurs when we choose to commit evil. Find out what he means by this on today's Just A Thought.

There is only 1.23% difference in the DNA between human beings and chimpanzees. So how can such a small difference in our DNA prove to be such a large difference in the ability to accomplish so much?

Many times worship is equated with emotionalism, Ravi Zacharias describes the correct application of emotion in worship on today's Thought.

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?"