John Cowan joins Andrew Urquhart for another weekly conversation, this time discussing ageing and the happiness that can be found in the later years.

Focus on the things that are going to create warmth, and breathe life into your relationship and before you know it, you'll have an awesome lava lamp experience, the two of you dancing together.

You might have family on either side of the ditch or are a Kiwi living in Australia currently, and you're wondering, where do I fit in now? Rhema Media's Justin Smith chats about his experience living in Aussie.

Have you ever considered weight training as a great form of fitness? Kat McCormack from Rhema Breakfast chats with Lizzie Oakes on Star on the benefits of lifting those weights and gaining muscle.

Seven years have passed since the death of Lieutenant Tim O'Donnell, marking New Zealand's first combat casualty in the Afghanistan war. Private Allister ­Baker has joined Rhema Breakfast to share his journey in the military, speaking on the death of Tim and what it's like to live with moral inju...

You're unique. You're special. You're talented. And above all, you are irreplaceable. During Rhema Days, Andrew Urquhart had a conversation with John Peachey where they discussed the importance of understanding how God perceives us.

Have you ever considered ways to improve your workplace? Tom O'Neil from CV.co.nz has a conversation with Andrew Urquhart on the best ways to approach your boss and navigate that tricky conversation.

When does having a debate with someone become a crime? Jonathan Ayling, CEO of the Free Speech Union, joins Andrew Urquhart to chat on a particular situation where a man walked around Wellington with a sign that provoked a provocative pro-life conversation that had him arrested.

Escaping Utopia is a brand new docuseries that's been released by TVNZ which uncovers New Zealand's most extreme religious cult, Gloriavale, and the true stories of people attempting to break free. Liz Gregory, who is the manager of the Gloriavale Leavers Support Trust joins Rhema Breakfast to di...

In the heat of a sacked 6,000 civil servants, the government MP's have received pay raises they haven't asked for. Jason Heale from Maxim Institute engages in a conversation with Andrew Urquhart on government accountability and responsibility.

Dr Michael Frost, Auckland-based theologian and host of the In The Shift podcast engages in a conversation with Andrew Urquhart around the representation of faith in media, in particular the new NZ TV show Testify.

Julia Grace joins Andrew Urquhart on the show for another weekly conversation, this time offering advice to those who feel they are the middle penguins.

The Hope Project had to halt their booklet delivery as of the Wednesday before Easter and requested that it be ceased. Additionally, they asked for the remaining booklets to be placed in recycling bins across the nation, which is a significant request. Dave Mann discusses with Andrew Urquhart the...

Gemma Rasmussen, Head of Research and Advocacy at Consumer New Zealand, highlights that most people are unaware of their shopping rights. She provides Lizzie Oakes with the latest updates regarding the Consumer Guarantees Act.

Paul Barber, a senior analyst for the Social Policy and Parliamentary Unit of the Salvation Army, joins Andrew Urquhart to discuss the implications of inflation slowdown on interest rates and the cost-of-living crisis, and the speed at which these effects may manifest.

Why are we called to be baptised? Do you have to be a 'Baptist'? Is immersion mandatory, or would a sprinkling do? Rev Dr Stuart Lange joins Andrew Urquhart on the show to discuss baptisms and what makes it different to dedications.

Artificial intelligence, is it here to stay? Rhema's Justin Smith has returned from an AI summit and shares his knowledge with Andrew Urquhart.

The government has released new legislation which means renters could have a menagerie of pets if they pay a special bond. Is this good news? Tash McGill joins Andrew Urquhart on the program to discuss what this means.

Sina Steele, representing Eastwest College of Intercultural Studies, joins Rhema Breakfast to explore the themes of lamentation and hope, navigating the delicate balance between the two, while drawing encouragement from the Psalms.

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Christopher Luxon has arrived safely in Southeast Asia, the destinations involve Singapore, Thailand and the Philippines. But what's to be achieved by this trip? Dr Bryce Edwards engages in a discussion with Andrew Urquhart on what is involved in his overseas escapades, brushing also on the name ...

Author Belinda Landsberry has written a special story to help explain the Anzac story to your children. She reads her book aloud with Rachel on Rhema's Sunday Kids Club.

New Zealanders now have access to fraud recovery services through a partnership between Cybera and NetSafe, enabling victims of fraud to reclaim their funds from international banks and cryptocurrency sources. NetSafe CEO Brent Kerry joins Lizzie Oakes to discuss this development.

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These days we are all one call or email away from our manager. Is this healthy for us, and do we need to take that call after work? Tom O'Neil from cv.co.nz shares some of his wisdom with Andrew Urquhart on Rhema Days.

The upcoming Reflect Conference is for any Christian health worker and/or student who wants to grapple with or be supported in what it looks like to live for Christ daily. Jenny Collings, National Director of Christian Medical Fellowship of New Zealand chats with Lizzie Oakes about the upcoming c...