Do you talk to people with the same opinion and avoid people who don't? Jason Heale from Maxim Institute delves into the 23 days of New Zealand's Parliament occupation, and the Brain Tamaki protests that split conversation.

There are some confused ideas about what Soteriology, the doctrine of salvation, means and doesn't mean. Dr. Myk Habets from Laidlaw College chats with Andrew Urquhart to clarify its true meaning.

Andrew Urquhart is joined by John Cowan to discuss the Dunning-Kruger effect - a cognitive bias in which people with low ability overestimate their skills and intelligence.

"Lizzie Oakes is joined by Julianna Dawson, who has created an event called 'Karakia for North Clyde' to bring the community back together in the aftermath of Cyclone Gabriel.

Is procrastination laziness? A dark playground? John Cowan joins Andrew Urquhart to chat about the act of delaying or postponing tasks or actions, especially those that are important or require effort.

Elizabeth (Libby) Kirkby-McLeod, a New Zealand author, has had her poetry and writing featured in various journals, online publications, and even in a public art installation. Andrew Urquhart chats to the author about where to start when delving into the world of poetry.

Debates, polls, and policies - Dr Bryce Edwards discusses the latest with Andrew Urquhart.

During election periods, some people can become highly emotional, agitated, or even "lose their head" metaphorically. Thomas Wynne joins Lizzie Oakes to chat about how to avoid getting caught up.

Stephanie Johnston, CEO for Barnabas Fund New Zealand, joins Lizzie Oakes to shed light on the devastation happening right now in Nagorno-Karabakh.

If you'd like to join Barnabas Aid in sending aid to the Christian country, you can donate here: www.barnabasaid.org/nz/

Dave Mann, Director – Shining Lights Trust, joins Andrew Urquhart to discuss three issues we need to work through for democracy to be effective in society.

Amidst the challenges posed by the cost of living, economic pressures, and financial strains in New Zealand, The Salvation Army, in its fourth 'Pressing Issues' briefing, highlights the continued issues and harm stemming from online gambling, alcohol and drug addictions, as well as financial hard...

Lizzie Oakes has an epiphany as she discusses her chosen phrase, 'Seek first the Kingdom of God,' with Kaylene Subritzky from Dove Ministries. Together, they explore what it truly means to live without the constraints of to-do lists.

Lifefm's Becky Bermingham visits the Star studio to chat about her recent trip to Barcelona and share her experiences as a tourist in the famous Spanish city.

Do you find yourself clashing with people who hold different political views? Pastor Reuben Munn from Shore Community Church chats with Rhema Breakfast about how to respond when fellow Christians have differing views.

Heather Morris, the author of 'The Tattooist of Auschwitz,' is releasing a new book titled 'Sisters Under the Rising Sun.' Di and Tom have a conversation with the Auckland-born novelist to learn more about her latest work.

Dale Campbell, Prayer Leader and Relationship Manager from the Auckland Church Network, joins Lizzie Oakes to share what prayer means to him. www.aucklandprayerfestival.nz

Join him and hundreds of other kiwis for the Auckland Prayer Breakfast for 2023: www.prayerbreakfast.nz/auckland

Lizzie from Star Radio connects with Kaylene Subritzky from Dove Ministries for another weekly conversation, this time exploring Psalm 1, a powerful beginning to a powerful book.

Julia Grace joins Andrew Urquhart to talk about the way we bring ourselves to the table when we are feeling a little vulnerable.

In financially challenging times, statistics indicate that Maori are facing greater difficulties in various aspects of society. Gina Colvin-Ruwhiu, a cultural adviser to the Salvation Army, discusses reasoning with Andrew Urquhart.

In a world that desires more but is living in a season of less, the question arises: Is more always better? Tash McGill, Writer & Transformation Strategist, discusses this concept with Andrew Urquhart, emphasizing that contentment may be the answer.

A difficult past can have an impact on your mental, spiritual, and physical health. Dr. Isabel Hunsinger discusses adverse childhood experiences and their effects on brain health with Andrew Urquhart.

The latest election polls indicate that Labour is facing a challenging position, raising the possibility of a change in government. Dr. Bryce Edwards, a political commentator and analyst, shares his views on the recent polls with Rhema Days.

Data on what women look for in a mate have evolved over the years. John Cowan shares his insights with Andrew Urquhart on what he believes women appreciate.

Wynand Jacobs, Executive Director from FamilyLife has a recurring slot on Rhema, talking through the stages of marriage. This week, Wynand discusses biting your tongue.