Have you read an article online and been struck with a “How does this story make you feel?” survey at the end? Maxim Institute researcher Natasha Baulis reflects on the limitations of emotivism in decision-making, especially in the context of elections.

Some individuals may find it challenging to describe themselves and tend to downplay their achievements. Tom O'Neil, a best-selling international author and multi-award-winning professional speaker, discusses with Rhema Days the importance of becoming comfortable with self-description, especially...

Years ago, vaccine mandates were a real and pressing issue, and they still occupy the thoughts of many. Jonathan Ayling, Chief Executive Officer of Free Speech, joins Andrew Urquhart to discuss individual rights and the freedom to express one's opinions, whether they are correct or not.

Dr. Isabel Hunsinger, an MD, and her husband, Chef Michael, a culinary health coach, are on a mission to inspire hope on your journey toward optimal health. They discussed with Andrew Urquhart the strategies for building a strong motivational foundation so that you don't give up when making lifes...

The new series, 'Why Christians Believe Christianity to be True,' was created to help those without a Christian and faith background understand the fundamentals of Jesus. Andrew Urquhart chats with the creator of the series, Dave Mann from the Shining Lights Trust, to discuss the part of the seri...

The Lads were a New Zealand Christian rock/pop favourite back in 2005, and now they have reunited the band. The team chats with Tom about what it's been like to play together again and what's in store for them now.

Stedfast Brass presents their annual Loyal Variety Concert, performing in Christchurch on the 16th of September. Lizzie from Star Radio has invited conductor Kim Blackmore to discuss what to expect from the show.

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The 2023 General Election is just around the corner, and politicians are being asked to explain how they will continue to reduce child poverty in the second of The Salvation Army’s 'Pressing Issues' briefings. Paul Barber, Senior Social Policy Analyst at The Salvation Army, joins Andrew Urquhart ...

Change is a constant in life, and how we perceive and react to it depends on various factors. Tash McGill – Writer & Transformation Strategist, discusses with Rhema Days on how change can be accompanied either by excitement or anxiety.

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Psalms are a source of comfort and encouragement. Psalm 46 reads, 'God is our refuge and strength.' Lizzie from Star Radio connects with Kaylene Subritzky from Dove Ministries for another weekly conversation, this time exploring the significance of 'be still and know that I am God.'

Having a support person during your wobbly days can greatly benefit your mental wellbeing. Julia Grace joins Lizzie Oakes on Star to discuss the practical aspects of a 'Jelly Buddy'.

Anyone can face a mental health challenge, and no one is exempt from a potential breakdown. John Cowan discusses mental health with Rhema Days, reflecting on Todd Muller's mental break that led him to step away from politics.

Are you guilty of being distracted by the things you shouldn't be doing? Tash McGill, Writer & Transformation Strategist, discusses with Andrew Urquhart what to be careful of so we don't lose sight of the main prize.

Brian is the CEO of Child Rescue NZ – a Christian anti-trafficking organization operating in the fight against human slavery. He joins Diane Campbell in the studio to chat about how the organization is finding hope amongst the darkness.

New Zealand’s Labour Party is polling at its worst levels in 6 years. Dr. Bryce Edwards discusses with Andrew Urquhart what Prime Minister Chris Hipkins meant when he said the political party are now 'underdogs' in the upcoming election.

You may be familiar with Ephesians 6:17, "Take the helmet of salvation and the sword of the Spirit, which is the word of God." Kaylene Subritzky from Dove Ministries joins Lizzie from Star Radio for another weekly conversation, this time on the sword of the Spirit.

John Cowan joins the Rhema Days show to discuss why we tend to become more entrenched in our habits as we age. He offers some strategies to realising it and getting out of it.

On Tuesday, Afghanistan's Taliban marked the second anniversary of their return to power. In light of this, Lizzie Oakes is joined by Jordan Scott from Open Doors to talk about the current living conditions for Christians in Afghanistan.

Andrew Urquhart is joined on the program by Dan Mazengarb, CEO of Christian Savings, to discuss the new policy that could potentially introduce financial literacy education in high schools.

Dr. Isabel Hunsinger is an MD, who, along with her husband, culinary health coach Chef Michael, is on a mission to give you hope on your path towards optimal health. They discussed with Andrew Urquhart the ways in which you can improve your own brain health.

Things are heating up in the weeks leading up to the election. Dr. Bryce Edwards joins Andrew Urquhart to provide commentary on how they are handling 'cramming for the finals' with the announcement of new policies that seem too far-fetched and last-minute.

How do we bid farewell to our loved ones in a meaningful manner and honor their memory with respect? Rev. Dr. Myk Habets, Head of Theology and Senior Lecturer at Laidlaw College, has joined Andrew Urquhart on Rhema Days to discuss a thoughtful approach to achieving this.

As you get older, does it seem that making new friends becomes exponentially harder? Andrew Urquhart from Rhema Days has invited John Cowan to share his thoughts on how we can feel a little less lonely.

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