John Peachey from The Think Farm shares some commonly believed myths and why they may not be as true as we think from a theological point of view.

Legislation has been circulating for the crack down on gangs within NZ, but where is the line between control and people's rights? Jonathan Ayling, Chief Executive Officer of the Free Speech Union, chats with Andrew Urquhart on a few arguments on censorship.

The second anniversary of the Russian invasion of Ukraine has just passed, and Prof Robert Patman, International Relations at the University of Otago, gives an update on the current situation, covering topics such as the fall of Adiivka, winter, entrenched positions, lack of munitions and much more.

Do you freeze when you feel embarrassment? Does it stop you from doing what you need to do? John Cowan chats through how embarrassment, how can be an obstacle in your life, and some strategies on how to get through it.

Do you think robots will take over the world one day? Andrew Urquhart has invited Rhema Media's Justin Smith discusses his thoughts on Artificial Intelligence.

Christchurch charity Pathway had been helping released prisoners get work for more than 20 years. Its reintegration manager Anaru Baynes explains how they are leading prisoners to the gospel through a Bible study using Word For Today.

Find out more: www.pathway.org.nz

LinkedIn is commonly used for job searching, recruiting, business networking, and professional development. But the art of the photo on LinkedIn is quite tricky. How do you show friendly, professional competence in a snapshot?  Career Coach, Tom O’Neil, shares his insights on how to nail the photo.

The tragic and sudden passing of Green MP Efeso Collins has been felt deeply by the Salvation Army. Salvation Army Social Policy Analyst and Advocate, Ana Ika, commemorates the life of the dedicated champion of fairness and equality.

Live from a park in Nelson, Dr Bryce Edwards talks the breaking news of Green MP Efeso Collins, who tragically passed yesterday (20th February 2024).

Rhema Breakfast has invited Rev George Penk from "The Seven-Minute Sermon" to share his thoughts on Lent and why we should do it.

Rhema Breakfast are thrilled to have Katy Nichole for an exclusive interview, delving into her sensational new release, "My God Can." With her recent win of the prestigious 2023 Dove New Artist award, Katy's talent is making waves in the music industry.

The Salvation Army's theme of this year’s State of the Nation Report is ‘Ngā Tukunga Iho’—translated ‘The Things We Inherit’. Salvation Army Social Policy Analyst and Advocate Ana Ika delivers the organisation's 17th annual State of the Nation Report and discusses what she found with Lizzie Oakes.

Andrew Urquhart hosts a panel discussion with The Salvation Army to discuss their State of the Nation 2024 report labelled 'Ngā Tukunga Iho/The Things We Inherit' which was published by The Salvation Army/Te Ope Whakaora on Thursday 15th February.

Find out more: children.salvationarmy.org.nz/si...

What troubles a lot of people is bad memories, memories that keep popping back into their heads and still evoke powerful and distressing emotions. John Cowan shares his thoughts and ways in which we can cope with such memories.

Maryanne Spurdle, Researcher at Maxim Institute, shares her opinions on the EV Revolution with Andrew Urquhart on Rhema Days.

Elders in the Presbyterian always spoke of the rigorous Bible Centred curriculum in the 1950s - 1970s. What are our kids learning today? Terry Pouono, Lecturer from Laidlaw College shares his thoughts with Andrew Urquhart.

Em Tyler, Co-Director from the Devoted Collective, has brought a prop into Rhema Afternoons to help describe 2 Corinthians 4:7 and being like jars of clay - hiding the unspeakable value and worth on the inside.

For more form Em Tyler visit www.thedevotedcollective.org

Across Eastern Europe, people are living in serious poverty. They have limited access to services and their health and wellbeing is under threat. Visionary CEO of Mission Without Borders, Stephen Young, joins Rhema Afternoons in the studio to give a picture on what the organisation does, particul...

If you've read the Old Testament, you might have wondered why God required sacrifices to please him? Geoff Macpherson from Grace Theological College tackles some big questions with Rhema Breakfast.

Would you consider finding love on a dating app? Justin Smith talks to Andrew Urquhart about the pros and cons, pitfalls, addiction, the spiritual and much more.

Political commentator and analyst, Dr. Bryce Edwards chats with Andrew Urquhart on the latest in government, lobbyist access, back room cuts in civil service, 3 waters dismantling, water reform and more.

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Ash Wednesday is a holy day of prayer and fasting in many Western Christian denominations. Pastor Clint from The Well Church, Christchurch, explains it's origin and the importance of this day with Rhema Breakfast.

Steph Johnston from Barnabas Aid shares a praise report from Mauritania, a country in northwest Africa, that she hopes will encourage others not to be ashamed by the gospel of Christ.

For more information visit: https://www.barnabasaid.org/nz/

NZ Country Programme Manager, Andy Robinson gives Rhema Breakfast an update on how the region is coping one year on from the devastating earthquakes in Syria and Turkey.

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