Leanna, Bjorn and Josh flashback for memory Monday, Leanna proves that supermarkets can be a hive of activity, and Bjorn loses the fact battle to a freelancer plus Josh thinks he may have found a whale of a fortune! All that and more... It's how we start our day!

Leanna, Bjorn and Josh flashback for memory Monday, Leanna proves that supermarkets can be a hive of activity, and Bjorn loses the fact battle to a freelancer plus Josh thinks he may have found a whale of a fortune! All that and more... It's how we start our day!

We've taken the best of our radio show without any of the music bits for your listening pleasure! Tune in live every weekday morning from 6-10am!!

Best of The Morning Wake-up

We've taken the best of our radio show without any of the music bits for your listening pleasure. 👌 Join the whānau and tune into the live show every weekday morning from 6-10am. You can listen live or find your frequency at lifefm.co.nz. 📲

We've taken the best of our radio show without any of the music bits for your listening pleasure. 👌 Join the whānau and tune into the live show every weekday morning from 6-10am. You can listen live or find your frequency at lifefm.co.nz. 📲

The Morning Wake Up

Leanna, Bjorn and Josh flashback for memory Monday, Leanna proves that supermarkets can be a hive of activity, and Bjorn loses the fact battle to a freelancer plus Josh thinks he may have found a whale of a fortune! All that and more... It's how we start...

Beach find: Leanna, Bjorn and Josh

The Morning Wake Up discusses the book of Ecclesiastes with Dale Campbell, highlighting its themes of meaninglessness and the futility of chasing after wealth, fame, and status. Campbell explains that the teacher in Ecclesiastes, often attributed to Solomon, reflects on a life of excess and concludes that true joy is found in simple pleasures and meaningful relationships.

Campbell encourages listeners who may feel disillusioned by their pursuits to focus on fearing God and keeping His commandments, as emphasised in both Ecclesiastes and the teachings of Jesus. The Morning Wake Up reminds everyone that profound meaning can be found in being a good neighbour and living a life of love and service.

Tune into The Morning Wake Up from 6:00am - 10:00am on the Rhema Media App.

For more from the show, visit lifefm.co.nz or follow the show on Instagram @themorningwakeupnz
Produced using AI tools under human supervision.

The Morning Wake Up discusses the book of Ecclesiastes with Dale Campbell, highlighting its themes of meaninglessness and the futility of chasing after wealth, fame, and status. Campbell explains that the teacher in Ecclesiastes, often attributed to Solomon, reflects on a life of excess and concludes that true joy is found in simple pleasures and meaningful relationships.
Campbell encourages listeners who may feel disillusioned by their pursuits to focus on fearing God and keeping His commandments, as emphasised in both Ecclesiastes and the teachings of Jesus. The Morning Wake Up reminds everyone that profound meaning can be found in being a good neighbour and living a life of love and service.
Tune into The Morning Wake Up from 6:00am - 10:00am on the Rhema Media App. For more from the show, visit <a href="https://lifefm.co.nz">lifefm.co.nz</a> or follow the show on <a href="https://www.instagram.com/themorningwakeupnz/">Instagram @themorningwakeupnz</a> Produced using AI tools under human supervision.

Is everything meaningless? - Dale Campbell

Marty from The Heart of Catherine joined The Morning Wake Up to discuss his recent experiences, including the joy of becoming a father. He shared how the birth of his daughter has shifted his perspective on music and life, inspiring him to write more explicitly about his feelings and experiences.

He mentioned that while parenting has taken priority, he is still dedicated to his music, with new songs on the way, including 'I Sing for My Daughter.' Marty expressed excitement about the upcoming release of his music and the opportunity to connect with audiences through his art.
Tune into The Morning Wake Up from 6:00am - 10:00am on the Rhema Media App.


            For more from the show, visit lifefm.co.nz or follow the show on Instagram @themorningwakeupnz

            Produced using AI tools under human supervision.

Marty from The Heart of Catherine joined The Morning Wake Up to discuss his recent experiences, including the joy of becoming a father. He shared how the birth of his daughter has shifted his perspective on music and life, inspiring him to write more explicitly about his feelings and experiences.He mentioned that while parenting has taken priority, he is still dedicated to his music, with new songs on the way, including 'I Sing for My Daughter.' Marty expressed excitement about the upcoming release of his music and the opportunity to connect with audiences through his art.
Tune into The Morning Wake Up from 6:00am - 10:00am on the Rhema Media App. 
 For more from the show, visit <a href="https://lifefm.co.nz" target="_blank">lifefm.co.nz</a> or follow the show on <a href="https://www.instagram.com/themorningwakeupnz/">Instagram @themorningwakeupnz</a> 
 Produced using AI tools under human supervision.

New music & becoming a father - The Heart Of Katherine

The Morning Wake Up reflected on their recent interview with sporting icon Brad Thorn, who shared his journey towards Christianity. Thorn expressed a common belief that one must be 'good enough' to approach God, highlighting the struggle many face in feeling unworthy of faith.

Frank Ritchie discussed the importance of acknowledging our brokenness, particularly during Lent and Ash Wednesday, where confession reminds believers that they are in need of a Saviour. Ritchie emphasised that church should be a place for the broken, as Jesus came for the unrighteous, inviting all to embrace their imperfections and seek transformation through Him.

Tune into The Morning Wake Up from 6:00am - 10:00am on the Rhema Media App.

For more from the show, visit lifefm.co.nz or follow the show on Instagram @themorningwakeupnz
Produced using AI tools under human supervision.

The Morning Wake Up reflected on their recent interview with sporting icon Brad Thorn, who shared his journey towards Christianity. Thorn expressed a common belief that one must be 'good enough' to approach God, highlighting the struggle many face in feeling unworthy of faith.
Frank Ritchie discussed the importance of acknowledging our brokenness, particularly during Lent and Ash Wednesday, where confession reminds believers that they are in need of a Saviour. Ritchie emphasised that church should be a place for the broken, as Jesus came for the unrighteous, inviting all to embrace their imperfections and seek transformation through Him.
Tune into The Morning Wake Up from 6:00am - 10:00am on the Rhema Media App. For more from the show, visit <a href="https://lifefm.co.nz">lifefm.co.nz</a> or follow the show on <a href="https://www.instagram.com/themorningwakeupnz/">Instagram @themorningwakeupnz</a> Produced using AI tools under human supervision.

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