Articles

To Be Known

Margaret Manning Shull,

There is something about knowing and calling a person by name that gives dignity and worth to that individual. To be able to look someone in the eye and say his or her name...

In the Room

Jill Carattini,

It's been a while since I've picked up a dictionary, literally at least. I do most of my looking-up online or by phone. But my computer was already shut down for the day, I...

“The Lord Will Go with You”: A Father’s Day Reflection

Sarah Davis describes a story her father shared that marked a pivotal moment in her spiritual journey, as well as the words he encouraged her with when she was commissioned as RZIM's CEO.

Does Prayer Matter?

Ravi Zacharias,

There is an immense difference between a worldview that is not able to answer every question to complete satisfaction and one whose answers are consistently contradictory. There is...

Naomi and Nathan Zacharias Share Memories On Their Father

June 19, Steven Curtis Chapman hosts a Father’s Day Special called “That’s My Dad" on which Naomi and Nathan Zacharias share heartfelt memories and reflections on their father and what they miss most now that Ravi is in Heaven.

The Secret to Fatherhood

Max Jeganathan,

This Father’s Day, RZIM Asia-Pacific Regional Director Max Jeganathan reflects on what fatherhood means and who ultimately holds the key to the secret of true fatherhood.

The Cost of Cynicism

Danielle DuRant,

"Why bother?" Have you been caught off guard by this retort...or perhaps uttered it yourself? The way of thinking goes: "There's no use trying. This is just the way it is." And...

In Critical Care

Jill Carattini,

The "doorknob phenomenon" is an occurrence many physicians know well. Doctors can proceed meticulously through complete examinations and medical histories, taking care to hear a...

In Pursuit of Justice

Balajied Nongrum,

A story is told of Diogenes, the Greek philosopher, who was famous for two things.(1) First, it is rumored that he lived in a bathtub and took it with him wherever he went. And...

Harmless Petty Sins

John M. Njoroge,

A familiar fable tells of the hunter who lost his life to the leopard he himself had saved as a pet for his children when the leopard was just a cub. The moral of the story can be...