What do you consider sacred in your life? Is your life more sacred than someone else’s? Our society struggles with determining what is sacred and even which lives are sacred. Ravi Zacharias examines the standards and the importance God places on human life on today’s Just Thinking.

Where do you find value in your life? Is it in your family lineage, achievements or maybe the good things you have done? On the other hand, is there value in humanity that comes from another, greater source? Today on Just Thinking, Ravi Zacharias looks at how God defines human life.

Have you ever asked yourself what it means to be human? In a culture where ideas once common are changing and technology is growing rapidly, this can be a difficult question. Join us today on Just Thinking as Ravi Zacharias looks to the book of Acts for the answer.

You may have heard people talk about the emerging church, but what is their doctrine? This is just one of the questions Alistair McGrath and Ravi Zacharias answer on today’s Just Thinking

How do you respond to personal attacks from those who don’t like the message you’re sharing? Today on Just Thinking, Ravi Zacharias concludes his series on how to bridge the gap between differing worldviews.

Are we the only ones who have struggled with reaching such a diverse world? Listen to Just Thinking for answers.

Can you still share the gospel in a world that is full of diverse worldviews? It is easy to think we are the first to deal with this issue but the apostle Paul came across these same struggles. How did he do it? Ravi Zacharias examines his methods on today’s Just Thinking.

How do you share the gospel with a society that is so hostile to Christians? Can you have a meaningful conversation with someone who has differing ideas and priorities? To find the answers, Ravi Zacharias looks at how the apostle Paul responded to these same issues. That’s today on Just Thinking.

What are the consequences of a world without God? Are Christians foolish to act as if there is a God? Ravi Zacharias takes a deeper look at these questions on today’s Just Thinking.

Are you taking your questions about pain and suffering to God? How did God respond to Job’s questions about the pain he was dealing with? Pain and suffering will always be a part of this world but Ravi shares a word of encouragement and hope for those who are struggling. That’s on today’s Just Thinking.