Formality and ceremonies are integral to every culture, but how can we, as 21st-century New Zealanders, truly incorporate them into our lives? How do we mark our special occasions? John Cowan joins Andrew Urquhart for another weekly conversation, this time discussing the importance of taking thin...

The global body of Christ is experiencing significant growth, with thousands of people coming to Christ. This rapid expansion has led to challenges such as a shortage of church buildings, an insufficient number of trained pastors, and an inability to print Bibles quickly enough. Rebecca De Jong f...

The Trump assassination attempt sounds more like a movie plot than reality, but as they say, truth is stranger than fiction. John Peachey from The Think Farm joins Andrew Urquhart to discuss what this incident reveals about our society and the potential impact it may have on the upcoming US presi...

With potentially 100+ CVs to screen for a vacant position this morning, what are recruiters looking for in the first ‘skim read’ of the CVs and how can I stand out? Tom O'Neil from cv.co.nz joins Andrew Urquhart on the show for another conversation on how you can secure that future role.

Concerns about free speech at several universities in New Zealand reflect a broader global trend of modern universities beginning to lack robust discussion and diverse ideas. However, it's not all bleak. Jonathan Ayling, CEO of The Free Speech Union, joins Andrew Urquhart to discuss the gold stan...

Rhema Day's Australian correspondent, Craig Heilmann, joins Andrew Urquhart to discuss his insights on the housing crisis in Australia and New Zealand, along with other current Australian headlines.

There is significant growth among migrant and ethnic communities in New Zealand who wish to start and plant churches within their languages and cultures. Andy Milne, a senior lender from Christian Savings, talks with Andrew Urquhart about how Christian Savings supports these efforts.

Dr Gina Zurlo, a Christianity specialist and scholar in residence at Harvard Divinity School, has been recognized as one of the BBC's 100 most influential and inspiring women for her work in religious statistics. Currently, in New Zealand, she will be speaking tomorrow at a Missions Interlink Mas...

The government has introduced new policies to address the housing crisis, but some of these changes are impacting Kāinga Ora's work. Lieutenant-Colonel Ian Hutson from the Salvation Army shares his concerns with Rhema Days.

Mark 16:15 recounts Jesus instructing his disciples to "Go into all the world and preach the gospel to all creation." In practice, however, some people excel at evangelism more than others, and some of us don't engage in it at all. Reverend Dr Stuart Lange from the New Zealand Christian Network j...

John Cowan joins Andrew Urquhart for his weekly conversation, this time discussing being a grandparent in the modern age, and the idea of helping your kids enjoy their kids.

Being called a “Populist” is not usually a compliment. Maxim Insitute
Communications Coordinator Josiah Brown joins Andrew Urquhart to discuss the term and why New Zealand First leader Winston Peters wears the label proudly.

We can improve our chances of getting the job, even after the interview is over.  What can we do to make sure we look professional and retain any learning for the next interview? Tom O’Neil from cv.co.nz explores some ways with Andrew Urquhart.

A famous propagandist once said, "Accuse your enemies of that which you are guilty." Today, our would-be censors follow this tactic closely. Jonathan Ayling, CEO of the Free Speech Union, discusses the concerning rise of censorship on university campuses.

Grammy-nominated professional musician Grant Norsworthy, known for his work in Christian contemporary music, now resides in New Zealand where he serves as a music mentor, assisting churches nationwide. He joins Lizzie Oakes on Star Days to delve deeper into his role.

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John Peachey from The Think Farm joins Andrew Urquhart to discuss the UK and French election results and the All Blacks game over the weekend. He shares his insights on how a change of leadership can impact the culture of organizations and nations.

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Introducing a brand new podcast, "For The City," produced in partnership by Rhema Media and Auckland Church Network. This podcast features theologian and former pastor Dale Campbell, who interviews various fascinating individuals about their visions of peace for the city. He joins Lizzie Oakes in...

Jesus said he saw Satan fall like lightning from Heaven. (Luke 10;18). Why did God allow Satan to fall onto the perfect earth he had created? Why not cast him out into an empty part of the Universe and then a plan of redemption would not be needed? Rhema Breakfast gives Geoff Macpherson from Grac...

Dr Bryce Edwards, political commentator, joins Andrew Urquhart to discuss the latest in politics, focusing on the recent 1News Kantar Public Poll and what Kiwis think about the budget.

Attacks on communities in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo continue to devastate Christians. Anna Hutchins from Open Doors joins Rhema Afternoons to discuss reports from local partners about the series of attacks between June 4 and 7, which claimed the lives of at least 80 Christians ...

In these changing times, Christians must remain spiritually discerning, faithful, and gracious. Rev Dr Stuart Lange from The Christian Network joins Andrew Urquhart to share his thoughts on Matariki and the aspects Christians should approach cautiously.

Justin Smith, Rhema Media's head of digital, discusses with Andrew Urquhart the significance of Matariki celebrations for him and his family.

Living in a multicultural society can be challenging. It's often more comfortable to be surrounded by people who share your customs, values, and language. However, the reality is that New Zealand is now highly diverse, so how will you respond to it? John Cowan engages in a conversation with Rhema...

Would you give your child a substance that you knew was going to cause them harm? We are now seeing that the earlier smartphone use begins, the worse off one’s well-being will be in the future. Tim Wilson from the team at Maxim Institute discusses the findings with Rhema Days.