Describing how ethics and character are connected, Ravi Zacharias gives insight into how to build one's character to resist the seductions of the world.

God has made each person unique for His purposes, listen as Ravi Zacharias expounds on this particular thought in today's program.

Discussing the nature and message of Christ, Ravi Zacharias describes how the presence of Christ has prevented loneliness in his life.

When pondering the meaning of life there are ultimately four fundamental questions that need to be answered in order to to make sense out of your life. Find out what they are on today's Just A Thought.

Referring to statement by G.K. Chesterton, Ravi Zacharias explains why, for a Christian, joy is central to life and sorrow is only peripheral, but for the non-christian it is the reverse.

After so many travels and adventures Ravi Zacharias has many anecdotes where God displays His sovereignty in orchestrating circumstances. He relates one of those experiences on today's Just A Thought.

The sin of pride has been the downfall of many a man and even an angel. Ravi Zacharias describes how it manifests itself in us and how we regard it when seeing it in another.

Ravi Zacharias after living in both the eastern and western cultures and communicating successfully in each has discovered that all cultures make moral pronouncements of one sort or another. The key to reaching people in either of those cultures is to ask questions about their moral pronouncements as to its source and validity.

Jesus often challenged the person seeking answers with another question. Why did he do that? Ravi Zacharias provides insight into this on today's Just A Thought.

Pointing to the lack of openess to a critical examination of the Qur'an, Ravi Zacharias explains that young people, in many Muslim countries, are desiring the freedom to believe or not believe in Islam.