Kaylene Subritzky from Dove Ministries joins Lizzie for another weekly conversation, this time talking about control and how to let go of it.

Rhema Breakfast welcomes Ps Zion from New Life Church in Palmerston North to the show for a discussion on James 4 and the importance of living in light of eternity.

The spiritual landscape of Aotearoa has recently come under scrutiny through research conducted by McCrindle Research. Andrew Urquhart hosts a discussion with Chris Clarke and Jade Hohaia from Wilberforce, along with Sophie Renton from McCrindle Research, to explore the research findings.

Selina Prem Kumar dreamed of elevating Sri Lanka's smallholder dairy farming out of poverty, and she has now joined forces with Tearfund and the New Zealand government to turn that dream into a reality. She discusses her journey and how she became the driving force behind this initiative in a con...

In 2008, Nikki Bray tragically lost her daughter Natasha in a canyoning accident. She has since authored a book that delves into her experience of grief and her journey. Nikki discusses this emotional journey with Di Campbell on Rhema Afternoons.

Jo Hood, Mainly Music founder, joins Lizzie Oakes to chat about how the much-loved preschooler programme came to be and the focus for the future.

Satanic holiday or harmless dress-ups? Geoff Macpherson, Grace Theological College, unpacks October 31st and the struggle Christians face especially with small children who want to Trick-Or-Treat.

Lizzie Oakes interviews "Weezy," on her recent trip to South Korea

Bird of the Year/Te Manu Rongonui o Te Tau" is an annual election-based competition organized by Forest & Bird to select New Zealand's "Bird of the Year." To commemorate the 100th year they have rebranded this year to Bird of the Century. Ellen Rykers, Forest & Bird, chats with Lizzie about the d...

Kaylene Subritzky from Dove Ministries joins Lizzie for another weekly conversation, this time talking about 'hanging out' with God and what that looks like in practice.

It might surprise people to hear that one of the most oppressive countries for Christians is the popular holiday destination - Maldives. Steph Johnston, CEO of Barnabus Aid, joins Lizzie Oakes in the Star studio to discuss the daily challenges and dangers faced by believers of Jesus in the region...

Can Israel do no wrong? What obligations do we have as Christians towards the nation? Geoff Macpherson from Grace Theological College unpacks this these questions with Rhema Breakfast.

Phil & Desiree Thompson, JH Aotearoa ministry directors, join Lizzie Oakes in the Star Radio studio to chat about the Christian Adventure experience that aims to connect parents with their teenagers. www.jh.org.nz

For a chance to win free tickets to JH Aotearoa, simply share who you'd like to ta...

The Salvation Army has established a Runanga and is actively collaborating with Māori communities in response to the substantial number of Māori individuals seeking their services. Lt-Colonel Ian Hutson, who serves as the director of The Salvation Army’s Social Policy and Parliamentary Unit, chat...

What do we mean when we discuss the need for a "revival" in our country? Dr. Stuart Lange delves into the specific elements and implications of this concept during his conversation with Andrew Urquhart on Rhema Days.

Kaylene Subritzky from Dove Ministries joins Lizzie for another weekly conversation, this time offering memories and condolences for their mutual friend Juliellen Calvert.

Unelected figures like Steven Joyce, Bill English, and John Key, who have transitioned into roles as consultants and lobbyists, still wield a substantial sphere of influence. Dr. Bryce Edwards, a political commentator and analyst, is posed with the question of whether this aligns with our democra...

John Cowan is a man who has decided to give a motto for each decade of his life. He chats with Andrew Urquhart on some of the highlights across the years.

If you put a Samoan Bible beside an English Bible, Terry Pouono says 90% of Samoan-New Zealanders would pick up the English Bible. He chats his concerns with Andrew Urquhart on Rhema Days, and what needs to happen to impact these numbers.

Julia Grace chats with Lizzie Oakes on her greatest happiness hack when you're under a lot of pressure and you're in survival mode.

What made the labour government fail in the 2023 election? Maryanne Spurdle from Maxim Institute unpacks how vaccine mandates and protests may have been the reason the government fell apart.

Jules & Matt Badger have written a book called 'When The Light Goes Out' - a kiwi family's journey of mental illness, recovery, relapse and the ongoing pursuit of wellness. Lizzie Oakes catches up with the couple to discuss the process.

Dr Bryce Edwards, political commentator and analyst, shares his thoughts on last weekend's election results and what he thinks might be decided in the coming weeks.

Jordan Scott, Open Doors, discusses the Gaza-Israel tragedy and how the organisation is focusing and advocating to strengthen persecuted believers across both borders.