Andrew Urquhart from Rhema Days raises the question: Can the government actually tell the truth about something? Australian voters might be confused regarding the truth of the current referendum, and Dr. Craig Heilmann aims to provide clarity.

Joelle Erwin (Intern, OM New Zealand: Off The Grid) & Ross McLeod (National Director of OM New Zealand), come in to talk about the mission that Operation Mobilisation and what they do, which includes the Young Adult program, Off the Grind. Joelle shares her story on how she got involved and toget...

Wynand Jacobs, Executive Director from FamilyLife has a recurring slot on Rhema, talking through the stages of marriage. This week, Wynand discusses breaking patterns of not being able to push through conflict.

John Cowan joins Andrew Urquhart on Rhema Days to reminisce the old days of finding a wife and how much has changed today when pursuing that initial connection.

When the pressure hits, and the bad times roll around, what happens to leaders' good character? John Peachy chats with Andrew Urquhart about talent, addiction and shame, and what we can learn from the recent MP resignations.

Sharon Walls talks through the incredible work Mercy Ships does in bringing lifesaving surgery to countries that desperately need it, as well as upskilling and empowering the doctors within those countries.

Support them here: www.mercyships.org.nz

Dave Mann from the Hope Project chats about the new series that hopes to give rational and faith-based reasons for the existence of the one true God.

Find out more here: www.alltogether.co.nz/whychristiansbelieve

Caitlin Head, Lizzie Oakes niece, gives her auntie a review on Oppenheimer, a 2023 biographical thriller film written and directed by Christopher Nolan.

Political commentator Dr. Bryce Edwards discusses the latest resignation of MP David Parker and what this means for the Labour government now.

NZ Christian Leaders' Congress kicks off in September, and organising it is NZ Christian Network. National Director & Board Member Rev Dr. Stuart Lange talks about the health of the church in our country and why attending the congress will help.

Find out more about the NZ Christian Leaders' Cong...

Dr. Isabel Hunsinger is a MD who, along with her husband, culinary health coach Chef Michael, is on a mission to give you hope on your path toward optimal health. Isabel spoke with Andrew Urquhart about practical ways to improve your brain health.

The July 2023 CBD Auckland shootings and many other recent terrible news headlines question why God allows such terrible things to occur. Pastor Reuben Munn is invited speak on Rhema Days to discuss what so many get stuck on.

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

Marcus Roberts from Maxim Institute shares his thoughts with Rhema Days on rising crime and concern within New Zealand.

Dave Mann from Shining Lights Trust noticed a significant portion of young adults leaving churches due to faith. To impact these numbers, he has put together a series that hopes to answer questions many have.

Find out more: www.whychristiansbelieve.nz.

Ian McInnes, CEO of Tearfund, joins Rhema Day in the studio to discuss their partnership with other organisations that help create beautiful sponsorship relationships filled with hope.

Support Tearfund here: www.tearfund.org.nz

Andrew Urquhart invites Barry Raeburn, National Director from
Mission Without Borders NZ, to Rhema Days, to give an update on current life in Ukraine.

Find out how you could get involved with helping those displaced in Ukraine here: www.mwb.org.nz

A political gem that has fallen through the cracks in recent times is the early 1970s NZ prime minister Norman Kirk. Denis Welch hopes to tell more of his story in his book: We Need to Talk About Norman.

Taking the time to understand how your brain works could help you later during times of pressure. Juliagrace joins Rhema Days weekly, this time discussing decision-making under stress.

New Zealand plays catch-up with anti-slavery legislation, but why has it taken this long? Claire Gray, Tearfund’s senior manager of advocacy and strategy, talks about implementing robust anti-Slavery legislation in New Zealand.

No one can choose when they're born, but that doesn't stop boomers from getting a lot of flak in the media. John Cowan returns to Rhema Days for another weekly conversation with Andrew Urquhart, this time chatting about boomer economics.

How good are you at saving? Dr. Craig Heilmann, Senior Minister from The Upper Room, talks about the money-management state of the nation and questions money stewardship.

Lizzie from Star Radio catches up with Kaylene Subritzky from Dove Ministries for another weekly conversation, this time they dive into the powerful Psalm 30.

Alcohol has become a routine part of many Kiwi's lives, and many don't see it as our country's "number one most harmful drug". Health psychology academic Antonia Lyons discusses New Zealand's alcohol consumption with Lizzie Oakes from Star Radio.