Half-hour programs heard weekly. The radio outreach of RZIM is a listener-supported ministry that powerfully mixes biblical teaching and Christian apologetics. The programs seek to explore issues such as life's meaning, the credibility of the Christian message and the Bible, the weakness of modern intellectual movements, and the uniqueness of Jesus Christ.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 1 day 8 hours 34 minutes
Growing Through Our Disciplines, Part 1 of 2
How do you handle difficulties and disappointments in life? Do you turn your back on God when things get tough? Or do you feel like God seems distant during those troubling times? Ravi Zacharias examines what is needed to help close the gap between you and God when trials occur in your life. That’s this week on Let My People Think.
Ravi Answers Atheists, Part 2 of 2
What is the reason for your life? Is there really a God? Today’s new atheists tell believers that they are misled and wasting their lives by believing in God. Are they right? If so, what are the consequences of a world without God? Ravi Zacharias tackles these questions this week on Let My People Think.
Ravi Answers Atheists, Part 1 of 2
What is the reason for your life? Is there really a God? Today’s new atheists tell believers that they are misled and wasting their lives by believing in God. Are they right? If so, what are the consequences of a world without God? Ravi Zacharias tackles these questions this week on Let My People Think.
The Mystery of Evil and the Miracle of Life, Part 2 of 2
Do you ever feel like all you hear about in the news is violence? Why there is there evil in the world and what provokes people to commit acts of murder and violence? How did we get to a point where evil is so widespread? Ravi Zacharias examines these questions as he explores the four struggles secularism cannot deal with. Find out how these two things are connect this week on Let My People Think.
The Mystery of Evil and the Miracle of Life, Part 1 of 2
Do you ever feel like all you hear about in the news is violence? Why there is there evil in the world and what provokes people to commit acts of murder and violence? How did we get to a point where evil is so widespread? Ravi Zacharias examines these questions as he explores the four struggles secularism cannot deal with. Find out how these two things are connect this week on Let My People Think.
Building A Moral Society, Part 2 of 2
Have you noticed there is a growing resistance to acknowledging God in our society? As the morals in our culture seem to be deteriorating, how can Christians respond? Ravi Zacharias examines the steps you can take to lay the groundwork needed to help build a moral society. That’s this week on Let My People Think.
Building a Moral Society, Part 1 of 2
Have you noticed there is a growing resistance to acknowledging God in our society? As the morals in our culture seem to be deteriorating, how can Christians respond? Ravi Zacharias examines the steps you can take to lay the groundwork needed to help build a moral society. That’s this week on Let My People Think.
Paradise Regained, Part 2 of 2
Does it feel like our world is in a downward spiral? Pain and suffering seem to outweigh the good and it doesn’t appear to be getting any better. How did we get to this point? Is there any hope? Ravi Zacharias looks at the story of the thief next to Jesus on the cross on this week’s Let My People Think.
Paradise Regained, Part 1 of 2
Does it feel like our world is in a downward spiral? Pain and suffering seem to outweigh the good and it doesn’t appear to be getting any better. How did we get to this point? Is there any hope? Ravi Zacharias looks at the story of the thief next to Jesus on the cross on this week’s Let My People Think.
The Coalescence of Contrarieties, Part 2 of 2
Are people right to reject Christianity because of Christians? Have you ever doubted your faith in Christ? How should you respond to people who claim the Christian faith is actually contradictory? This week on Let My People Think, Ravi Zacharias take a hard look at what causes many people to question the Christian faith.