Rhema Day's Australian correspondent Dr Craig Heilmann joins Andrew Urquhart to share his insights on the latest news from Australia. This week, the focus is on the big bipartisan bust-up over Israel, Prime Minister Albanese's apology following a Tourette’s slur, and Nicheliving boss Ronnie Miche...

Philip Duncan From WeatherWatch joins Andrew Urquhart to discuss current New Zealand weather and what's going on in Florida.

New Zealanders continue to face tough economic challenges, with many young and elderly struggling in poverty. Dr. Bonnie Robinson, Research and Justice Stream Lead and Director in the Social Policy and Parliamentary Unit at The Salvation Army, joins Andrew Urquhart to discuss the issues of inadeq...

The Garden Room follows a New Zealand Christian family on their journey of grief after losing their baby boy, born stillborn at full term. NZ Documentary Maker Kirsty Cameron joins Lizzie Oakes to share the process of making this very special film including the toll it took.

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Geoff Macpherson from Grace Theological College joins Rhema Breakfast for another Theological Thursday. This time, we're tackling an important question: How do we forgive fellow Christians who fall short of our expectations? And how do we extend forgiveness to church leaders who make mistakes?

Christianity has been steadily declining by about 1% each year. Rev Dr Stuart Lange from the NZ Christian Network joins Andrew Urquhart to discuss the latest Census results, highlighting the growing evidence that people of faith are now a minority in New Zealand.

Last week's Mood of the Boardroom report revealed a surprising trend: the business community is generally supportive of the coalition government and its policies. Dr. Bryce Edwards from the Democracy Project joins Andrew Urquhart to share his insights and analysis of the report.

Do you include prayers for the greater good in your daily routine? Rhema Media's Alison Shaw joins Rhema Breakfast to delve into Luke 11:1-13, exploring the challenge of praying for our world, our leaders, for God's kingdom to come, and more.

The findings of the Royal Commission revealed that abuse in church-run care was even more severe than in state-run institutions, underscoring significant shortcomings in church practices. There are concerns, particularly regarding the Anglican prayer book’s strict instruction that priests are nev...

By 2034, over 20 per cent of the population will be 65 or older, straining healthcare, superannuation, and social services. We will become what is termed a “super-aged” society. Jason Heale, Communications Manager, Maxim Institute, joins Andrew Urquhart on the Rhema program to explain that withou...

There are times to dress up and not crack jokes and then there's the rest of life. John Cowan joins Andrew Urquhart for their weekly chat, this time exploring the role of formality and how, when used appropriately, it can be kind, generous, and heartfelt.

Wynand Jacobs is back with the popular series Bricks and Hammers, where "bricks" represent the positive actions that strengthen a marriage, while "hammers" symbolize behaviors that can break it down. In his weekly conversation with Andrew Urquhart, Wynand explores the "brick" of kindness and grac...

Tom Hartmann from Sorted joins Lizzie Oakes for their weekly conversation, focusing on the importance of comparing KiwiSaver providers and their fees so you can get the most out of your KiwiSaver.

We often find ourselves in situations where it's tempting to ignore a problem and hope it resolves on its own. However, that can sometimes lead to even bigger challenges. Lauren Parsons from Lauren Parsons Wellbeing joins Rhema Afternoons to discuss how to confidently plan and approach difficult ...

A New Zealand Navy ship sinks in Samoa, prompting the question: How could this happen? But there are some holes in the church in New Zealand, with aging congregations and a noticeable lack of younger members. John Peachey from The Think Farm joins Andrew Urquhart to discuss the importance of fost...

After over four years in development, the University of Auckland’s academic staff have overwhelmingly rejected the proposed Freedom of Expression and Academic Freedom Policy presented to the Senate in September. Stephanie Martin, Stakeholder Relationships Manager at the Free Speech Union, joins A...

When entering the job market, we’re often encouraged to present ourselves in the best possible light. However, it can be tempting to stretch the truth or hide details that might not reflect well on us. Tom O'Neil from cv.co.nz joins Andrew Urquhart on the Rhema program to offer his valuable insig...

Christchurch-based counsellor and mental health communicator Richard Black joins Andrew Urquhart to discuss how we can ask more thoughtful and supportive questions when engaging with those who are struggling.

Open banking is a new system that allows third parties to automatically access payments and data from our bank accounts to streamline transactions. While it promises convenience, it also raises concerns about sharing sensitive financial information and control over our money. Is it really as bene...

Torrential rain is making headlines across New Zealand, particularly in Eastern Otago, but the impact of severe flooding is being felt globally as well. Eastern Europe has been hit hard, with widespread damage, loss of life, and mass evacuations. Barry Raeburn, National Director of Mission Withou...

Hezbollah has been the focus of Israel's recent military actions, from airstrikes and rocket attacks to the current ground invasion. But who exactly is Hezbollah? Geoffrey Miller, a geopolitical analyst for the Democracy Project, joins Andrew Urquhart to provide the latest updates from the Middle...

St. Francis of Assisi was an Italian mystic, poet, and Catholic friar who founded the Franciscan Order. Embracing a life of poverty, he became a beggar and traveling preacher, devoted to living out Christian principles. Rev. Frank Ritchie joins Rhema Afternoons to explore St. Francis' story and t...

Craig Heilmann joins Andrew Urquhart for another weekly conversation, this time addressing Qatar Airways pursuing a revenge route with the Virgin deal, a woman charged after waving a Hezbollah flag at a pro-Palestine rally in Sydney, and Senator Payman, who could launch a political party in a mat...

Philip Duncan from WeatherWatch NZ joins Andrew Urquhart on Rhema Days to discuss recent weather and what to expect in the future.

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