I have just read the most incredible email from a lady who heard an interview of mine that aired on Rhema. She ‘just had to share’ with me the very real impact it had on her.
As one who was taught from an early age that religion and politics don’t mix, and that Church and State should remain separated, I shake my head in bemusement every year when gaggles of politicians of several stripes make their annual pilgrimage to Ratana Pa to rub noses with leaders of the Ratana Church.
I was reading Matthew 9 the other day and the notion “take heart” really struck me. It is a term found exclusively on the lips of Jesus in the New Testament.
While the Government’s green paper on vulnerable children remains open to submissions until the end of next month, another child has died in suspicious circumstances
One of the saddest things about this election was the failure of a million eligible New Zealanders to vote. Turnout for the election was 73.8 per cent, down from 79.5 per cent in 2008, and the lowest since 1887.
Have you noticed how crazy the first Christmas story is? I mean, if you were God and were coming into your world to launch salvation, how might you go about it?
As at October 26, Rhema Broadcasting Group (RBG) had received $3.22 million in donations, with a further $650,000 ($400,000 of this over a four-year period) pledged, for its 2030 vision appeal, to fund most of its Christian radio commercial licences from December 3, for a 20 year period. RBG has until December 3 to raise $6.4 million....
Amy Stephens, a motivational speaker and inspirational composer-singer from Nashville, Tennessee, will speak on charity work in China at The Life Church in Penrose, Auckland at 7 pm on November 6. Stephens is a ‘friend’ of Share Global, a charity working in the poorer areas of China focusing on orphans and the elderly....
