Geoff Macpherson explores when the soul is formed and what happens to children who pass away before they can express faith. With insights from Psalm 139 and Jeremiah, this conversation offers biblical reflection and encouragement to trust God’s grace and goodness in the unknown.

Geoff Macpherson explores when the soul is formed and what happens to children who pass away before they can express faith. With insights from Psalm 139 and Jeremiah, this conversation offers biblical reflection and encouragement to trust God&rsquo;s grace and goodness in the unknown.

Kat and Andrew: Weekday Mornings on Rhema

Join Kat and Andrew every weekday morning from 6 to 10 on Rhema for the perfect blend of entertainment, inspiration, and uplifting music to start your day right. Whether you’re looking for thought-provoking conversations, encouraging stories, or just a good laugh on the way to work, Kat and Andrew have you covered. Tune in and be part of a community that celebrates faith, hope, and life in Aotearoa.

Kat and Andrew: Weekday Mornings on Rhema
Join Kat and Andrew every weekday morning from 6 to 10 on Rhema for the perfect blend of entertainment, inspiration, and uplifting music to start your day right. Whether you&rsquo;re looking for thought-provoking conversations, encouraging stories, or just a good laugh on the way to work, Kat and Andrew have you covered. Tune in and be part of a community that celebrates faith, hope, and life in Aotearoa.

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The Age of Accountability: What Scripture Reveals

Rhema Breakfast had the pleasure of speaking with Bethany Wilson, who shared her journey in writing her autobiography, This Broken Vessel. At just 28 years old, Bethany has been living with Friedrich's Ataxia since the age of seven, a condition that has significantly impacted her life and faith.

Through her struggles, Bethany has found strength in her relationship with God, using her story as a tool for evangelism. She hopes her book will encourage others facing their own challenges and point them towards Jesus, demonstrating that even in suffering, there is hope and purpose.
Tune into Rhema Breakfast from 6:00am - 10:00am on the Rhema Media App.


            For more from the show, visit rhema.co.nz or follow the show on Instagram @rhemabreakfastnz

            Produced using AI tools under human supervision.

Rhema Breakfast had the pleasure of speaking with Bethany Wilson, who shared her journey in writing her autobiography, This Broken Vessel. At just 28 years old, Bethany has been living with Friedrich's Ataxia since the age of seven, a condition that has significantly impacted her life and faith.Through her struggles, Bethany has found strength in her relationship with God, using her story as a tool for evangelism. She hopes her book will encourage others facing their own challenges and point them towards Jesus, demonstrating that even in suffering, there is hope and purpose.
Tune into Rhema Breakfast from 6:00am - 10:00am on the Rhema Media App. 
 For more from the show, visit <a href="https://rhema.co.nz" target="_blank">rhema.co.nz</a> or follow the show on <a href="https://www.instagram.com/rhemabreakfastnz/">Instagram @rhemabreakfastnz</a> 
 Produced using AI tools under human supervision.

Living with Friedreich's Ataxia and Hope for Eternity Bethany’s Testimony

Rhema Breakfast welcomed Sam Harvey from Bay Vineyard Church to discuss the significance of Luke chapter 2, focusing on the angels' announcement to the shepherds. Sam highlighted the contrast between the powerful celestial beings and the humble shepherds, illustrating how the message of Christ's birth is meant for ordinary people.

He emphasised the importance of seeking Jesus, encouraging listeners to respond to the invitation of the Gospel. The angels' proclamation serves as a reminder that God's message of salvation is accessible to everyone, regardless of their status or background.
Tune into Rhema Breakfast from 6:00am - 10:00am on the Rhema Media App.


            For more from the show, visit rhema.co.nz or follow the show on Instagram @rhemabreakfastnz

            Produced using AI tools under human supervision.

Rhema Breakfast welcomed Sam Harvey from Bay Vineyard Church to discuss the significance of Luke chapter 2, focusing on the angels' announcement to the shepherds. Sam highlighted the contrast between the powerful celestial beings and the humble shepherds, illustrating how the message of Christ's birth is meant for ordinary people.He emphasised the importance of seeking Jesus, encouraging listeners to respond to the invitation of the Gospel. The angels' proclamation serves as a reminder that God's message of salvation is accessible to everyone, regardless of their status or background.
Tune into Rhema Breakfast from 6:00am - 10:00am on the Rhema Media App. 
 For more from the show, visit <a href="https://rhema.co.nz" target="_blank">rhema.co.nz</a> or follow the show on <a href="https://www.instagram.com/rhemabreakfastnz/">Instagram @rhemabreakfastnz</a> 
 Produced using AI tools under human supervision.

Why God Chose Shepherds First Luke 2

Rhema Breakfast welcomed Pastor Angus Budge from Rotorua Baptist to discuss the theme of hope in the Christmas story. They reflected on the joy of unwrapping gifts, drawing parallels to the unfolding of hope in life and faith. Just as children experience excitement in discovering their presents, believers are invited to explore the deeper meanings of Christmas and the hope found in Jesus.

Angus emphasised that hope is not merely wishful thinking but is embodied in the humble birth of Jesus. He encouraged listeners to ask questions and engage with their faith, reminding them that the journey of unwrapping God's story reveals profound truths and promises. This Christmas, there is always more to discover in the gift of Jesus.
Tune into Rhema Breakfast from 6:00am - 10:00am on the Rhema Media App.


            For more from the show, visit rhema.co.nz or follow the show on Instagram @rhemabreakfastnz

            Produced using AI tools under human supervision.

Rhema Breakfast welcomed Pastor Angus Budge from Rotorua Baptist to discuss the theme of hope in the Christmas story. They reflected on the joy of unwrapping gifts, drawing parallels to the unfolding of hope in life and faith. Just as children experience excitement in discovering their presents, believers are invited to explore the deeper meanings of Christmas and the hope found in Jesus.Angus emphasised that hope is not merely wishful thinking but is embodied in the humble birth of Jesus. He encouraged listeners to ask questions and engage with their faith, reminding them that the journey of unwrapping God's story reveals profound truths and promises. This Christmas, there is always more to discover in the gift of Jesus.
Tune into Rhema Breakfast from 6:00am - 10:00am on the Rhema Media App. 
 For more from the show, visit <a href="https://rhema.co.nz" target="_blank">rhema.co.nz</a> or follow the show on <a href="https://www.instagram.com/rhemabreakfastnz/">Instagram @rhemabreakfastnz</a> 
 Produced using AI tools under human supervision.

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