Many can procrastinate long and short-term goals, waiting for the "perfect time." Tash McGill – Writer & Transformation Strategist, challenges this mindset and teaches how we might achieve positive change and transformation.
To find out more visit Tash McGill here: www.tashmcgill.com

On the 20th of July, 2023, a shooter took three lives, including his own, in the Auckland CBD. John Peachy from The Think Farm discusses some big questions surrounding this tragedy.

NZ Christian Leaders' Congress is less than two months away, and organising it is NZ Christian Network. National Director & Board Member Rev Dr. Stuart Lange explains their work and what to expect in the two-day NZ Christian Leaders Congress.

Find out more about the gathering right here: www.nz...

However we deal with grief, it will always be challenging and never easy. Dr. Maja Whitaker, Lecturer in Practical Theology at Laidlaw College, chats about her lived experience with loss with Rhema Days.

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

Conflict is painful and sometimes ends in relationship breakdown. John Cowan joins Rhema Days to discuss conflict, and how we navigate it on the internet when we come across unpalatable views.

Lizzie Oakes from Star radio chats with Alison Shaw on her latest travels to The Gold Coast, Australia.

How are you? This seemingly innocent greeting does not work for those struggling with mental health, who now must work under pressure to create a perfect answer. Julia Grace sits down for a conversation with Andrew Urquhart and challenges the repetitive question.

Educator & Organisation Director of Te Takoha Mai Roopu, Jethro George, speaks about online dating and the hurdles that come with portraying ourselves on apps.

While holidaymakers are off jet-setting worldwide, John Cowan zooms in from Northshore, Auckland, and chats about how this current wet weather has affected our mental health.

Recently beating Indian Jones at the box office was a film about rescuing children from human traffickers. Brian Saipe discusses the work that Child Rescue does and how they intervene, rescue and keep people free.
www.childrescue.org.nz

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

Wagging school is becoming more popular, and boys seem statistically more likely. Jason Heale discusses with Andrew Urquhart how this affects the nation economically and might become a greater crisis later.

Dan Mazengarb, Chief Executive of Christian Savings, chats anti-money laundering legislation, why it's in place and how it means much more paperwork for the general population.

Find out more about the work that Christian Savings does right here: https://www.christiansavings.co.nz/

Barnabas Aid CEO, Stephanie Johnston, is invited into the Rhema studio to chat about the faith work the organisation does for rural communities in Myanmar, where many are fleeing under the threat of being anti-the Buddhist religion.

You can help donate Bibles to Myanmar here www.barnabasaid.or...

Lizzie Oakes from Star Radio and Kaylene Subritzky from Dove Ministries meet together each week for real and relatable conversations about life, faith and everything in between. This week they chat about the simple but powerful message of knowing God vs. knowing about God.

Rhema Breakfast Andrew & Nerida chat with the two-time Grammy winner Lauren Daigle on her latest record "Thank God I Do".

Lizzie from Star invites her old friend Chloe Elmore, a full time voice actor with a prophecy that delighted her heart.

Karen McMillan, an author and Director of NZ Booklovers, chatted with Tom and Kat from Rhema Days about some of her must-reads.

Neels from The Bible Society came into the Star studio for an interview with Lizzie to kick off this year’s Bible Month, which happened in June. Hear about the mission Bible Society and how they've been translating Bibles across the world.

Pastor Mike Yates brings the challenging message of Luke 16 of being unable to serve both masters - God and money. Tom and Kat from Rhema Days bring the discussion and questions to consider.

Barry Raeburn from Mission without Borders talks about their latest project: Operation Cover Up. The initiative provides kiwi knitting to those heading into winter in places like Ukraine.

If you'd like to get involved visit: www.mwb.org.nz

Niue is a Pacific Island paradise like none other, and Caitlin Head has recently journeyed there to discover her culture. Star Radio's Lizzie chats with her niece on what it means to claim their ancestry.

Lizzie from Star Radio catches up with Kaylene Subritzky from Dove Ministries for another weekly conversation, this time on the way God's mercy triumphs over his judgement.