Editor’s note: This post originally appeared on Think Apologetics. Tabernacle of David considers this resource trustworthy and Biblically sound.
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As you probably know, Ravi Zacharis has gone to be with the Lord. There have been a slew of articles about the impact he had. When I came to faith in 1994, I immediately became interested in apologetics. Ravi’s “Can Man Live Without God” was one of the first books I bought. I remember that hearing him speak was a lesson in learning how to mix truth with love. He was a gifted communicator and his speaking style was captivating. One of my favorite books by him is Jesus Among Other Gods. Just two years ago, I saw Ravi speak at the SES National Apologetics Conference. He was in fine health and spent most of his sermon telling stories. It was kind of odd for me. I assumed he would give some huge apologetics talk on the existence of God. Instead, his talk was mostly a story. Granted, Ravi always knew his audience. Ravi always had the ability to combine philosophical and existential issues together. Here is a clip some apologists put together. It is a tribute to them.
This was my favorite quote by him:
