RZIM: Just a Thought Broadcasts

Ravi Zacharias points out that there is a difference between accepting a person with a different worldview and actually affirming that worldview.

Pointing to the statement of a non-believing mathematician Ravi Zacharias shows how the numbers are evidence against the theory of evolution.

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.

God sometimes chooses to use a simple and ordinary person to impart His truth to us. Ravi Zacharias uses the story of Simeon and Mary and Joseph to illustrate this observation.

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.

Although as humans we are quick to judge others quickly the Bible describes a requirement that self examination of our own faults is first required before criticism of others.

What is the compliment that vice pays to virtue? It can come when we judge the acts of others severely even though we need to keep in mind that we all possess a sin nature. Ravi Zacharias explains in today's Thought.

As people struggle to believe in a God they cannot see, Ravi Zacharias encourages us with the fact that Christianity is the most coherent worldview among any other option.

Our individuality is a gift from the Creator and when we can truly see the hand of God in our differences we see something amazing. Ravi Zacharias describes what that glimpse of diversity is and how it ties into the worship of God.

Our individual expression of worship and adoration is our service to our creator. Ravi Zacharias delves into the topic of worship on today's Thought.