RZIM: Just a Thought Broadcasts

RZIM: Just a Thought Broadcasts

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RZIM: Just a Thought Broadcasts episodes

  • Worship: The Perpetual Novelty
    We were designed to worship our creator, however evil is present within, how can these two competing things be reconciled in our lives? Find out today on Just A Thought.
    1 min
  • Too Proud to Pray
    Recalling a historic proclamation of Abraham Lincoln calling the nation to humility and prayer, Ravi Zacharias describes the reason why we pray on today's Thought.
    1 min
  • The Bloodshed of Atheists
    Pointing to the example of Lenin, Stalin and Hitler whose murderous legacy was a direct reflection of their strong belief in atheism, Ravi Zacharias notes that this fact is often overlooked by people seeking to malign Christianity.
    1 min
  • 70 Years of Believing a Lie
    Describing a meeting that Ravi Zacharias had with 7 antitheistic professors at the Center for Geopolitical Strategy in Moscow, he explains how God moved in the minds and hearts of those leaders during this meeting and it brought about an amazing outcome.
    1 min
  • Freedom from What?
    Quoting from Hobart Mowrer, a famous psychologist who ultimately committed suicide. Ravi Zacharias explains how the freedom from moral accountability by existentialists does not provide answers to life's questions of purpose.
    1 min
  • The Mass Marketing of Spirituality
    There are many Eastern spiritualists creating a following around the world, but Ravi Zacharias points out that the spirituality that they espouse is empty, ineffectual and frequently all about the money.
    1 min
  • Apologetic Evaluation
    Ravi Zacharias summarizes the approach that he has taken throughout his life in his search for truth and the evaluation of philosophical worldviews.
    1 min

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A one-minute, daily program featuring excerpts from Ravi Zacharias. The programs seek to explore issues such as life's meaning, the credibility of the Christian message and the Bible, the weakness of…