RZIM: Just a Thought Broadcasts

The universities and colleges that were founded by Christians are now a place where those founding ideas are not allowed to be heard. Ravi Zacharias describes the situation we now find ourselves where on campuses around the country truth cannot be heard.

Using India as an example of how no one in that culture questions that a Hindu worldview is present in all of the cultural thinking, why is it different in the West where the Christian worldview is currently being challenged and discounted by the same culture that it helped create?

Ravi Zacharias describes how the concept of tolerance came into being in our culture and how it actually has come to mean intolerance to people with a certain viewpoint.

Are we living without expecting God to do a miracle in our lives or circumstances? Ravi Zacharias challenges believers to examine their faith and adopt a new outlook in today's Just A Thought.

Hypocrisy is a terrible thing to behold, so much so that even immoral individuals will call it out when they see it in a believer. Ravi Zacharias challenges Christians regarding living a life of hypocrisy.

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.

Using a comparison of the effort to update the Encyclopedia Britannica and the information packed in one strand of DNA, Ravi Zacharias points to the overwhelming greatness of our Creator.

Ravi Zacharias explains how sin takes hold in a life and the result of it is alienation from God and darkness. He points to pronouncements from Old Testament prophets, Jesus and an illustration from G.K. Chesterton regarding the condition of sinful man.