On World Humanitarian Day, Diane spoke with Sue van Schreven, CEO & Founder of Orphans Aid International about what it is to be a humanitarian.  Sue shared how a 10 year old boy from Blenheim is using what he has to bless children around the world and is such a humanitarian.  



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On World Humanitarian Day, Diane spoke with Sue van Schreven, CEO &amp; Founder of Orphans Aid International about what it is to be a humanitarian. Sue shared how a 10 year old boy from Blenheim is using what he has to bless children around the world and is such a humanitarian. Tune into Thoughts &amp; Comments from 10:00am - 2:00pm on the Rhema Media App.For more from the show, visit the <a href="https://www.rhema.co.nz/listen-on-demand/video-podcast/thoughts-and-comments" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Thoughts &amp; Comments</a> page at rhema.co.nz.Produced using AI tools under human supervision.

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Thoughts & Comments brings social commentary to current issues and a faith perspective to the latest news. Hosted by Andrew Urquhart, a seasoned broadcaster with over three decades of experience. In each episode, Andrew chats with a wide range of guests and experts who bring their wisdom and insight to a huge variety of topics, including politics, psychology, societal trends, theology, geopolitical analysis, social policy, and spirituality. We’ll give you something worth thinking about! Thoughts & Comments with Andrew Urquhart, wherever you get your Podcasts.

Thoughts &amp; Comments brings social commentary to current issues and a faith perspective to the latest news. Hosted by Andrew Urquhart, a seasoned broadcaster with over three decades of experience. In each episode, Andrew chats with a wide range of guests and experts who bring their wisdom and insight to a huge variety of topics, including politics, psychology, societal trends, theology, geopolitical analysis, social policy, and spirituality. We&rsquo;ll give you something worth thinking about! Thoughts &amp; Comments with Andrew Urquhart, wherever you get your Podcasts.

Thoughts & Comments Podcast

Thoughts & Comments brings social commentary to current issues and a faith perspective to the latest news. Hosted by Andrew Urquhart, a seasoned broadcaster with over three decades of experience, chatting with a wide range of guests and experts who bring their wisdom and insight to a huge variety of topics, including politics, psychology, societal trends, theology, geopolitical analysis, social policy, and spirituality. We’ll give you something worth thinking about! Thoughts & Comments with Andrew Urquhart, wherever you get your Podcasts.

Thoughts &amp; Comments brings social commentary to current issues and a faith perspective to the latest news. Hosted by Andrew Urquhart, a seasoned broadcaster with over three decades of experience, chatting with a wide range of guests and experts who bring their wisdom and insight to a huge variety of topics, including politics, psychology, societal trends, theology, geopolitical analysis, social policy, and spirituality. We&rsquo;ll give you something worth thinking about! Thoughts &amp; Comments with Andrew Urquhart, wherever you get your Podcasts.

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We can all be humanitarians!

Evangelist Dave Mann continues his discussion with Andrew Urquhart about overcoming mental prisons. 




The Hope Project founder cautions against the tendency to oversimplify mental health struggles as purely spiritual issues.  He shows how God's Word offers hope for renewing the mind, though genuine holistic change as a gradual journey rather than an instant fix.  (www.alltogether.co.nz)

 

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Evangelist Dave Mann continues his discussion with Andrew Urquhart about overcoming mental prisons. The Hope Project founder cautions against the tendency to oversimplify mental health struggles as purely spiritual issues. He shows how God's Word offers hope for renewing the mind, though genuine holistic change as a gradual journey rather than an instant fix. (www.alltogether.co.nz)&nbsp;Text 8168, keyword 'Comments' to share your thoughts.~~~~Tune into Thoughts &amp; Comments from 10:00am - 2:00pm on the Rhema Media App.&nbsp;For more from the show, visit the <a href="https://www.rhema.co.nz/listen-on-demand/video-podcast/thoughts-and-comments" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Thoughts &amp; Comments</a> page at rhema.co.nz. Tune into Thoughts &amp; Comments from 10:00am - 2:00pm on the Rhema Media App.For more from the show, visit the <a href="https://www.rhema.co.nz/listen-on-demand/video-podcast/thoughts-and-comments" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Thoughts &amp; Comments</a> page at rhema.co.nz.Produced using AI tools under human supervision.

Breaking Mental Strongholds: Faith & Freedom

*Content discusses mental health*




The tragic death of Cambridge academic Dr Jason Arday has sparked discussion over the role of public scandal in damaging hope and self-worth.  But is a "she'll be right" attitude the same as mental resilience?




Public theologian Dr Craig Heilmann reflects on mental well-being and the growing appeal of Stoicism amongst young men.  Describing the philosophy as suppressing and disengaging from public life, he contrasts it with Christ's call to channel ourselves rightly toward love and joy rather than deny it. (Dr Craig Heilmann | Substack)







 

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*Content discusses mental health* The tragic death of Cambridge academic Dr Jason Arday has sparked discussion over the role of public scandal in damaging hope and self-worth. But is a "she'll be right" attitude the same as mental resilience? Public theologian Dr Craig Heilmann reflects on mental well-being and the growing appeal of Stoicism amongst young men. Describing the philosophy as suppressing and disengaging from public life, he contrasts it with Christ's call to channel ourselves rightly toward love and joy rather than deny it. (<a href="https://substack.com/@faithmadepublic" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Dr Craig Heilmann | Substack</a>) &nbsp;Text 8168, keyword 'Comments' to share your thoughts.~~~~Tune into Thoughts &amp; Comments from 10:00am - 2:00pm on the Rhema Media App.&nbsp;For more from the show, visit the <a href="https://www.rhema.co.nz/listen-on-demand/video-podcast/thoughts-and-comments" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Thoughts &amp; Comments</a> page at rhema.co.nz. Tune into Thoughts &amp; Comments from 10:00am - 2:00pm on the Rhema Media App.For more from the show, visit the <a href="https://www.rhema.co.nz/listen-on-demand/video-podcast/thoughts-and-comments" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Thoughts &amp; Comments</a> page at rhema.co.nz.Produced using AI tools under human supervision.

Stoicism, Young Men, & the Gospel

If a picture paints a thousand words, then a photo doesn't merely capture a moment but evokes precious memories and positive feelings that can be a healing balm.




Wynand Jacobs of Family Life explains that while humans are naturally wired to remember painful "scars," positive memories require intentional effort to recall.  He says this makes photographs - from significant occasions to mundane family moments - priceless in terms of their restorative effect on relationships, similar to the Israelites building stone monuments so future generations would remember God's faithfulness. (www.marriageweek.org.nz)




 

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If a picture paints a thousand words, then a photo doesn't merely capture a moment but evokes precious memories and positive feelings that can be a healing balm. Wynand Jacobs of Family Life explains that while humans are naturally wired to remember painful "scars," positive memories require intentional effort to recall. He says this makes photographs - from significant occasions to mundane family moments - priceless in terms of their restorative effect on relationships, similar to the Israelites building stone monuments so future generations would remember God's faithfulness. (www.marriageweek.org.nz) &nbsp;Text 8168, keyword 'Comments' to share your thoughts.~~~~Tune into Thoughts &amp; Comments from 10:00am - 2:00pm on the Rhema Media App.&nbsp;For more from the show, visit the <a href="https://www.rhema.co.nz/listen-on-demand/video-podcast/thoughts-and-comments" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Thoughts &amp; Comments</a> page at rhema.co.nz. Tune into Thoughts &amp; Comments from 10:00am - 2:00pm on the Rhema Media App.For more from the show, visit the <a href="https://www.rhema.co.nz/listen-on-demand/video-podcast/thoughts-and-comments" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Thoughts &amp; Comments</a> page at rhema.co.nz.Produced using AI tools under human supervision.

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