The Morning Wake Up discusses the distinction between excellence and perfectionism with Frank Ritchie, emphasising that while perfection is unattainable, excellence can be pursued through a partnership with God. Ritchie references the creation story in Genesis, highlighting that God deemed creation as 'good,' which signifies excellence with potential for growth.

Ritchie cautions against viewing faith solely through a lens of productivity, reminding listeners that faith is fundamentally relational. He encourages individuals to engage actively in their relationship with God, using their gifts and talents to serve Him, rather than striving for an unrealistic standard of perfection.

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 distinction between excellence and perfectionism with Frank Ritchie, emphasising that while perfection is unattainable, excellence can be pursued through a partnership with God. Ritchie references the creation story in Genesis, highlighting that God deemed creation as 'good,' which signifies excellence with potential for growth.
Ritchie cautions against viewing faith solely through a lens of productivity, reminding listeners that faith is fundamentally relational. He encourages individuals to engage actively in their relationship with God, using their gifts and talents to serve Him, rather than striving for an unrealistic standard of perfection.
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.

The Morning Wake Up Rewind is the place to catch up on anything you might have missed from the show.

The Morning Wake Up Rewind is the place to catch up on anything you might have missed from the show.

The Morning Wake Up Rewind

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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. 📲

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How can we pursue excellence without perfectionism? - Frank Ritchie

The Morning Wake Up discusses the balance between over-spiritualising and under-spiritualising life with Frank Ritchie, emphasising that everything is interconnected—both the spiritual and the physical. Ritchie highlights the importance of recognising that while spiritual battles exist, not every challenge is a direct attack from unseen forces. Instead, practical changes in one’s physical environment and habits can significantly impact spiritual well-being.

Ritchie shares a personal experience of overcoming depression by addressing physical health, such as sleep and diet, alongside spiritual practices like prayer. This interplay illustrates that both realms influence each other, and a holistic approach is essential for true healing and understanding.

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 balance between over-spiritualising and under-spiritualising life with Frank Ritchie, emphasising that everything is interconnected&mdash;both the spiritual and the physical. Ritchie highlights the importance of recognising that while spiritual battles exist, not every challenge is a direct attack from unseen forces. Instead, practical changes in one&rsquo;s physical environment and habits can significantly impact spiritual well-being.
Ritchie shares a personal experience of overcoming depression by addressing physical health, such as sleep and diet, alongside spiritual practices like prayer. This interplay illustrates that both realms influence each other, and a holistic approach is essential for true healing and understanding.
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.

Are you under or over spiritualising your life? - Frank Ritchie

The Morning Wake Up discusses the challenges parents face when navigating their teens' desire for social media access. Holly Jean Brooker emphasises the importance of open conversations about online safety, especially as many teens are already engaging with these platforms. With increasing concerns about the risks associated with social media, including exposure to harmful content, Brooker encourages parents to educate themselves and establish boundaries while fostering a supportive environment for their children.

Brooker highlights the need for parents to be proactive in discussing online interactions and to normalise these conversations. Resources such as The Parenting Place and Common Sense Media are recommended for parents seeking guidance on digital parenting and how to approach difficult topics with their teens.

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 challenges parents face when navigating their teens' desire for social media access. Holly Jean Brooker emphasises the importance of open conversations about online safety, especially as many teens are already engaging with these platforms. With increasing concerns about the risks associated with social media, including exposure to harmful content, Brooker encourages parents to educate themselves and establish boundaries while fostering a supportive environment for their children.
Brooker highlights the need for parents to be proactive in discussing online interactions and to normalise these conversations. Resources such as The Parenting Place and Common Sense Media are recommended for parents seeking guidance on digital parenting and how to approach difficult topics with their teens.
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.

Keeping your teens safe online - Holly Jean Brooker

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.

How can we pursue excellence without perfectionism? - Frank Ritchie

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