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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Minister Calls New Zealander Vineyard Worker a Loser
Dr Bryce Edwards from the Democracy Project joins Andrew Urquhart to discuss recent political scandals and misconduct, highlighting how such behaviour can damage a politician's career. He also delves into Labour's efforts to reinvent itself, including the debate around capital gains tax.
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How to Like the Kids You Love
As a parent, your bond with your child is lifelong, filled with unconditional love—but they can certainly test your patience! Speaker and coach Yvonne Godfrey joins Rhema Breakfast to share insights on how to enhance the joy of parenting and make the journey more enjoyable.
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Understanding the Bible's Bigger Picture
Part of the Venn Foundation's mission is to help us see God's purpose in our life. Dr John Dennison from the organisation joins Andrew Urquhart to explain what we can find in the Biblein terms of God's covenant purposes, the people of Israel, and not just thinking of our lives but the world.
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The Call to Pray for Those in New Zealand Media
The media plays a significant role in the daily lives of Kiwis, influencing people in many ways. Malorie Carey, Interim Media Chaplaincy General Manager for the Christian Broadcasting Association (CBA), joins Lizzie Oakes on the Star program to discuss why CBA has introduced a dedicated day of pr...
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King Charles in Australia, a Treaty for the Indigenous, and AI in Banking
Dr Craig Heilmann joins Andrew Urquhart to discuss the latest developments in Australian news
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Celebrating Jobseeker Exits Misses the Full Picture
The Minister of Social Development recently reported that approximately 17,000 individuals have transitioned from Jobseeker benefits to employment. However, can we truly attribute this change to benefit sanctions? Dr Bonnie Robinson, Director at the Salvation Army, speaks with Andrew Urquhart to ...
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What's Behind the Time Limit on Dunedin Airport Farewells?
Dunedin Airport recently introduced a three-minute time limit on farewells at the drop-off zone, sparking global attention. Daniel de Bono, CEO of Dunedin Airport, joins Andrew Urquhart to share his surprise at the reactions and explain the reasoning behind implementing this time limit.
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Persecuted Christians in Sudan Need Your Prayers
Eighteen Christians are currently imprisoned in Sudan, facing persecution for their faith. Anna Hutchins from Open Doors joins Rhema Afternoons to highlight the violence and lack of religious freedom impacting Christians in Sudan.
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Protecting Your Information Online
Cyber security week is a time to contemplate how we can be smarter online and not fall prey to elaborate scams. Skip Parker, IT guru at Rhema Media, joins Lizzie Oakes on the Star program to discuss how easy it can be to hand over important information through scam competitions and emails.
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Are We Currently Living in the End Times?
Geoff Macpherson joins Andrew & Kat on Rhema Breakfast for another Theological Thursday, this time exploring the topic of the end times and what the Bible has outlined to expect.
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Are Temu's Practices Ethical and Sustainable?
Temu has rapidly gained global attention with its online marketplace. It offers a vast selection of low-cost products, primarily sourced from manufacturers, focusing on affordable consumer goods, clothing, and electronics. Maya Duckworth from Tearfund joins Rhema Breakfast to explore the rise of ...
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What Makes a Church a Cult?
Church cults exist in New Zealand today, but how can you distinguish between a typical church and one considered a cult? Reverend Dr Stuart Lange joins Andrew Urquhart to discuss three key characteristics that define a cult: controlling, coercive, and closed.
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Crown Observer Appointed for Wellington
Wellington's mayor has met with the local government minister, and a government observer has now been appointed. What does this mean for the city? Political commentator, Dr Bryce Edwards joins Rhema Days to explain how this could benefit residents, but potentially spell trouble for councillors. H...
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Jesus Anointed by a Sinful Woman
Pastor Craig Ashby from Alexandra Baptist Church joins Rhema Breakfast for NZ's Biggest Smallgroup to explore the story of Jesus being anointed by a sinful woman in Luke chapter 7. Though the story is painted with scandal, it offers a powerful illustration of forgiveness.
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Imposter Syndrome vs Confidence
John Cowan joins Andrew Urquhart for their weekly chat, this time focusing on confidence and how to evaluate one's own success effectively.
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Lifting New Zealand's Media in Prayer
Scripture teaches us to pray for those in positions of influence and responsibility, and while we often think of politicians and governments, we can't overlook the power of the media. Phil Guyon, CEO of the CBA, joins Andrew Urquhart on Rhema Days to talk about Media Prayer Day, happening this Su...
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The One Thing to Get Right in Your Marriage
Before you can build a strong connection with each other, you need to have a solid relationship with Christ. Wynand Jacobs from FamilyLife joins Andrew Urquhart on the Rhema program to discuss how communication with God comes first and lays the foundation for healthy communication in marriage.
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A Risky Euthanasia Law
Five years ago, David Seymour assured us that legalizing physician-assisted suicide was both compassionate and safe. The majority of voters agreed, making New Zealand one of only 10 countries where people can access lethal drugs (assisted suicide) and have medical professionals administer them (v...
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The Story of The Widow of Zarephath
Carl Tinnion from Heavenly Nosh joins Rhema Afternoons to discuss the story of Elijah and the Widow of Zarephath from 1 Kings 17:7-8, reflecting on how hospitality can transform into faith-filled generosity.
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Does God Care About All Work?
With Labour Weekend approaching, it's a great time for Christians to reflect on our theology of work. Does God value some types of work more than others? Pastor Reuben Munn, a lecturer at Laidlaw College, joins Andrew Urquhart on Rhema Days to explore this topic, discussing parables and Jesus' te...
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KING + COUNTRY's A Drummer Boy Christmas: Luke Smallbone on Concert Movie
The holiday season is just around the corner, and you won’t want to miss one of the most spectacular events: FOR KING + COUNTRY's A Drummer Boy Christmas Live - The Cinematic Concert Experience! Luke Smallbone joins Rhema Breakfast to discuss this festive phenomenon, which features exclusive live...
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New Online Bookstore Launches in NZ
Book Hero offers over 5,000 incredible books with overnight delivery anywhere in New Zealand. Tim Wackrow, founder of Book Hero, joins Rhema Breakfast to share his journey and explain what sets Book Hero apart from the rest.
For more information visit: www.bookhero.co.nz.
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Consolidating Debt: Tom Hartmann Discusses the Benefits of a Single Loan
Tom Hartmann from Sorted joins Lizzie Oakes for another Money Matters discussion, this time exploring the pros and cons of consolidating multiple debts into a single loan. While this can help save money, it also carries the risk of falling back into credit card overspending when your behavior has...
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Christians in Turkey: Barnabas Aid Discusses the Struggle for Religious Freedom
Many Christian believers in Turkey feel increasingly pushed underground, facing persecution primarily from their own communities and families. Steph Johnson, CEO of Barnabas Aid, joins to discuss the importance of praying for these Christians.
For more information visit: www.BarnabasAid.org