On Mic

On Mic

New show from Shine TV airing every Tuesday & Thursday at 7pm. Landing here is a selection of our latest conversations from the Rhema and Star radio studios. Talking to people across New Zealand and beyond, who have made waves as musicians, maybe political leaders, artists, you name it. "On Mic" hopes to bring you these interviews so you don't miss on their stories.

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  • Education Within Poverty: Ark Quest Education Center

    Calvin Ominde, founder of the Ark Quest Education Centre in Kenya, shares his journey from a difficult childhood to creating a school that empowers local children through education. Driven by faith and a desire to help others escape poverty, he reflects with Rhema Breakfast on moments when he fel...

  • Why You Should Go to Bed Angry: Debunking a Misunderstood Bible Verse

    Ephesians 4:26 says, "In your anger do not sin: Do not let the sun go down while you are still angry." Wynand Jacobs from FamilyLife joins Andrew Urquhart to unpack how this verse is often misunderstood and why, in some cases, it’s better to wait until the morning to address relationship issues.
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  • Christians Excluded from Emergency Aid: Barnabas Aid Talks Natural Disasters

    Disasters do not discriminate. When floodwaters rise, an earthquake strikes or food shortages push people to the brink of starvation, those of all religions and none are affected. So why does Barnabas Aid focus on helping the Christian victims of natural disasters and humanitarian crises? Richard...

  • The Power of Verbal References: Career Tips from Tom O'Neil

    Your CV, your interview, your cover letter, your LinkedIn profile, all that stuff is only as good as your verbal referees. Tom O'Neil from cv.co.nz joins Andrew Urquhart on the Rhema Days program to discuss the crucial role of verbal references and the importance of doing your due diligence.

  • The Most Shocking Breach of Free Speech: Portia's Story

    The Free Speech Union has been in Auckland's courts advocating for journalist Portia Mao, who has been raising concerns about foreign interference in New Zealand by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), one of the world's most powerful authoritarian regimes. Nick Hayne from the Free Speech Union joi...

  • Romance Scams: Getting Trapped Online by Fictional Relationships

    A romance scam is a type of fraud in which a scammer pretends to be interested in a romantic relationship to exploit the victim emotionally and financially. Tom Hartmann from Sorted joins Lizzie Oakes to discuss what to look out for and how to report it.

  • Should We Ban Social Media for Teenagers? Maxim Institute Weighs In

    Has your teenager's cellphone become a barrier between you and them?Jason Heale from the Maxim Institute joins Andrew Urquhart on Rhema Days to discuss why parents, rather than policies, are the most effective safeguard against the challenges of social media.

  • Christian Blind Mission Provides Life-Changing Fistula Surgeries in Nigeria

    Childbirth complications in Nigeria can leave women facing long years of suffering and social rejection in their communities. Christian Blind Mission CEO Murray Sheard joins Andrew Curtis to share how the organization is working to bring hope and transformation to these women’s lives.

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  • Tough Times for Business, Low Morale in the Armed Forces, Lots of Broken Gnomes

    Dr Craig Heilmann, Rhema's Australian Correspondent, joins Andrew Urquhart to chat about the latest headlines happening across the ditch.

  • The Significance of Marriage in the Bible

    It's important to remember the core principles of God's design for marriage are oneness and permanence. Geoff Macpherson from Grace Theological College joins Andrew Curtis on the Rhema Breakfast show to unpack what the Bible says on marriage and divorce.

  • The Importance of Taking a Break Without Your Phone

    Unlike cell phones, humans don’t come with a backup battery bank when we run out of energy. Julia Grace joins Andrew Urquhart on Rhema Days to talk about the importance of taking time to recharge our own batteries in practical and meaningful ways.

  • The Practice of Singing Songs in the Night

    Music has a unique ability to engage our emotions and take us on a journey. Ryan Lang from the Venn Foundation joins Andrew Urquhart to explore what makes singing such a powerful form of expression and how music has played a vital role in his spiritual journey.

  • Child and Youth Strategy: The Salvation Army Discusses the Updated Policy

    With a change in government comes a shift in policy, including updates to the long-term strategy for addressing child poverty among children and youth in our nation. Paul Barber, Senior Social Policy Analyst for The Salvation Army Social Policy Unit in Wellington, joins Andrew Urquhart to discuss...

  • Summer Is Almost Here: Weather Report for the Last Two Weeks of Spring

    Philip Duncan from WeatherWatch.co.nz chats with Andrew Urquhart on Rhema Days, shedding light on the not-so-summery weather patterns set to linger throughout the rest of November.

  • Mali Islamic Extremist Groups Are Ordering Christians to Pay a Taxation

    Christians in Mali's Mopti Region are facing severe persecution as Islamist extremist groups impose heavy taxation in the form of jizya. Ewan Cameron from Open Doors joins Rhema Afternoons to discuss the issue, highlighting how local leaders are warned that failure to comply will lead to the clos...

  • Wisdom During Conflict

    Amid conflict, we want to be wise in learning how to de-escalate conflict and validate one another. Wynand Jacobs from FamilyLife joins Andrew Urquhart on the Rhema Days program to talk about marriage and how to invite wisdom when dealing with our escalating conflicts.

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  • Hikoi in Wellington: Dr Bryce Edwards Shares His Experience

    The Hikoi arrived in Wellington yesterday, and Dr Bryce Edwards was part of it. He joins Andrew Urquhart to share his insights and reflections on this display of democracy.

  • Salvation: A Gift You Can't Earn

    In Titus 3:7, Paul reminds us, "Because of His grace, He made us right in His sight and gave us confidence that we will inherit eternal life." Ps George Penk joins Rhema Breakfast to reflect on the powerful truth that salvation isn’t something we earn but receive through God’s grace.

  • But God... A Personal Reflection from Ps Paul & Maree De Jong

    How do you respond when faced with what seems like a dead end? When you're told there's no hope, and everything feels impossible? Ps Paul & Maree De Jong join Rhema Afternoons to share insights from Paul's latest book, But God..., a deeply personal account of navigating life's unexpected challenges.

  • The Triangular Shape of Social Justice

    The reality of injustice calls for action—but what if our responses unintentionally fuel further harm? Dale Campbell from the Auckland Church Network unpacks the Drama Triangle framework—Persecutor, Victim, and Rescuer—and its implications for social justice efforts.

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  • Teens & Screens: How Do You Parent Teens in 2024?

    Recent research reveals startling insights into the impact of screens on teenagers, highlighting significant challenges for parents. Adrienne Wood from HeartSync NZ joins Kat McCormack on Rhema Breakfast to share her expert tips and advice.

  • Honouring the Legacy of Rhema Board Member Laurie Jenkins

    Frank Ritchie joins Rhema Afternoons to share reflections on the life and character of Laurie Jenkins, a cherished Rhema Media board member who recently passed away.

  • Unprecedented Disarray in Parliament: Division Over Treaty of Waitangi

    Yesterday in Parliament, the scene was both entertaining and somewhat disheartening, as the atmosphere became so chaotic that it hindered any meaningful, insightful debate. Political commentator Dr. Bryce Edwards joins Andrew Urquhart to share his perspective on the Treaty Principles Bill vote, a...

  • How to Multiply Churches: Nick Klinkenberg Discusses New Book

    'The dream is to ignite church planting movements, churches that plant churches, like an infectious godly virus!' Recognized as one of New Zealand’s leading outreach practitioners, Nick Klinkenberg has seen success in church planting abroad, particularly in Europe. He joins Andrew Urquhart on the...