RZIM: Just a Thought Broadcasts

RZIM: Just a Thought Broadcasts

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RZIM: Just a Thought Broadcasts episodes

  • 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 Evil Within
    Before tackling the problem of evil in our world Ravi Zacharias recommends the examination of evil within ourselves.
    1 min
  • All Sail and No Anchor
    Existentialism is a philosophy that fails its adherents precisely because it has no foundation in a transcendent God. Ravi Zacharias describes how this happened to one of its famous followers.
    1 min
  • Look at Time Through a Different Lens
    Although we don't always understand why we are going through adverse circumstances or how we are going to make it, it helps to view each trial through a different lens. Ravi Zacharias describes the view that we should adopt on today's Thought.
    1 min
  • Postmodernism: Man is a Non-Being
    Postmodernists state that man is a defining being or a non-being and Ravi Zacharias explains that rather than a defining being humans are already defined by God and that definition provides the best insight into describing human existence.
    1 min
  • Life Fragmentation
    Recalling some of the utter despair expressed by students at university campuses all over the world, Ravi Zacharias goes on to describe the source of this lack of purposefulness these young people experience.
    1 min
  • Religion: An Amputation of the Brain?
    Ravi Zacharias describes how many highly educated individuals view people of faith and though the pursuit of greater knowledge is highly valued if you remove the moral dimension of that education then the end is worse than the beginning.
    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…