Searching for some clue to your purpose in life? Dr Maja Whittaker of Laidlaw College strongly recommends paying attention to the 'shape' of our life stories in order to discern God's plan for us.

With tenancy law changes looming, Ana Ika from the Salvation Army's Social Policy and Parliamentary Unit explores the reasoning, and explains the role of the Tenancy Tribunal in adjudicating tenants' rights.

In this virtual meeting of New Zealand's Biggest Small Group, Jonathan Atchley from South Pacific Bible College delves into James 3:1-2. He unpacks the power of the tongue - that small but mighty muscle - in a fresh, candid and inspirational chat with Kat McCormack and Andrew Curtis on Rhema's B...

When it comes to job hunting, we usually apply with a Word or PDF text resume - that has always been standard operating procedure. But is that changing? Is sending in a video selfie with your CV now the thing to do? Andrew Urquhart put that question to career coach, Tom O'Neil, from cv.co.nz

Jonathan Ayling from the Free Speech Union analyses the recent appointments at the Human Rights Commission, including the new Race Relations Commissioner, Melissa Darby. He tells Andrew Urquhart it's a step in the right direction to uphold the human right to freedom of speech, especially as curr...

Christians in Bangladesh are among the minority communities threatened by mob violence and political unrest in the Muslim-majority country. Barnabas Aid has significant outreach there and New Zealand Head of Operations Stephanie Johnston shared the latest reports from her contacts. 

The principle of a living wage is on the table in Andrew Urquhart's interview with Matt Maslin, who lectures in Practical Theology at Laidlaw College. They discuss whether earning a Living Wage is a human right or a lofty goal; and whether struggling Kiwi businesses can even afford to pay living...

Tom Hartmann from Sorted joins Lizzie Oakes to share some savvy tips about how to get on top of your money woes. He explains an option to cash-in your KiwiSaver to pay for essential needs.

In a case of David pushing back against Goliath, Ukraine goes on the offensive more than two years after Russia invaded. Professor of International Relations at Otago University, Dr Robert Patman, draws comparisons with other historical precedents.

Lt. Col. Ian Hutson of the Salvation Army's Social Policy and Parliamentary Unit updates Andrew Urquhart with the latest developments on Oranga Tamariki and Maori Wards, and how he sees that affecting some of New Zealand society's vulnerable members.

Nevermind aceing NCEA, how can parents help students choose the right subjects for a start? John Cowan shared some of his tips with Andrew Urquhart, including 1.keep a keen eye on your children's interests and hobbies for clues to career aspirations; and 2. don’t let teens' low confidence doom t...

Rev. Dr Malcolm Falloon shares historical insights into the arrival of Anglican missionaries Richard and Mary Davis 200 years ago. Dr Falloon is representing the NZ Christian Network at the anniversary celebrations in Paihia, and spoke to Andrew Urquhart about the significant role that Richard ...

Australian Correspondent for Rhema Days, Dr Craig Heilmann, has the latest faith-related news from across the Tasman. In this catch-up he updates Andrew Urquhart about an inquest into a cult ambush on police, reaction to a Muslim cleric's suggested boycott of Australian democracy, and the lack o...

Andrew Urquhart follows up on worrying news about unlawful training within the Police Force, which instructed officers to record and report non-criminal 'hate-speech' incidents. The CEO of the Free Speech Union, Jonathan Ayling has an update from his meeting with Police Commissioner Andrew Coste...

As under-staffing continues to fuel over-crowded EDs, over-worked staff, and under-utilised new facilities, New Zealand's public healthcare is looking more and more like its pot-holed roads. Josiah Brown from Maxim Institute told Andrew Urquhart that as long as we rely on patch-up jobs, these br...

We celebrate the champions – the golds the silvers the bronzes. But for every winner, there are many more losers. Andrew Urquhart had a great conversation with JuliaGrace about what it takes just to put yourself out there; and how to push on even when you're unsuccessful.

As you may be aware, an Olympic-sized media storm about fairness erupted over two boxers competing in the women's welterweight category at the Paris Games, who had previously been deemed ineligible by the International Boxing Association. One of the boxers went on to win gold and is considering ...

Christian Savings is on a mission to teach the principles of good governance, following the Royal Commision of Inquiry's Abuse In Care report, which revealed serious failings in church leadership. Andy Milne is Senior Lender at Christian Savings, and he told Andrew Urquhart about upcoming nation...

Wednesday 14 August - Today's the ceremony for the 2024 NZ Children's and Young Adults Book Awards! Andrew Urquhart caught up with Christian author Elizabeth Kirkby-McLeod about some familiar names vying for top prize, and how parents can encourage healthy reading habits in our children.

Evangelist Bob Gass passed away 5 years ago, and one of his many legacies is the Word for Today, a daily devotional read by millions around the world. Rhema Media's Luke Weston joined Lizzie Oakes earlier this week, to reflect on three decades of The Word for Today.

Director Jared van Berkel joins Lizzie Oakes to chat about the powerful new movie from Fantail Studios - Mana Atua: The Power of God for Aotearoa, New Zealand. The movie follows the journey of Lucky Te Koha, a one-time criminal who is now on a mission to bring the country's most notorious gang m...

Tensions are rising between Israel and Iran, marked by assassinations and increasingly heated exchanges. With both sides trading barbs, the situation in the Middle East appears to be teetering on the brink of a significant escalation in hostilities. Geopolitical analyst for the Democracy Project ...

The dynamics of the U.S. elections have shifted with Kamala Harris selecting Minnesota Governor Tim Walz as her running mate. What implications does this have for Donald Trump and the overall race? In this week's discussion, Tash McGill joins Andrew Urquhart to break down what this new Vice Presi...

Most of us carry our entire lives on our phones. From our identities and connections to the world to our relationships and treasured photos, these small devices hold the archives of our existence, all tucked away in our pockets. But is it wise to rely so heavily on a single electronic device? Rhe...