Hope Channel

Do we have an innate ability to decode emotions through touch alone? Although we are cautious to Touch, we have the ability to send and receive emotional signals solely by touch

Ben the Baker, along with his wife Helena and their adopted children, work together to rescue a young juggler from the Roman Coliseum

Using healthy whole foods with tasty fresh flavours, the children help Jeremy Dixon from Auckland to make some delicious food in just 30 minutes.

In this series, Ray Mears explores some of Britain's most beautiful areas of natural beauty, to uncover the fascinating wild life that lives there. This week he explores the Isle of Wigit.

What drove the legendary reformers such as Luther and Huss to sacrifice even their lives? John Bradshaw and the Fountainview musicians share music and powerful reformation stories still relevant to us

Journey along the Danube to behold sacred cathedrals, grand abbeys and historic European towns. Tune in to witness the rich spiritual heritage and beauty of these lands.

This remarkable documentary celebrates the beauty and brilliance of the biological systems that make life in the oceans possible - a dolphin's sonar system, a sea turtle's magnetic compass, and more

Join your host Kandus Thorp to hear a concert from today's guest Ron Woolsey

Join Chester Stanley and his guest Dawn Brownhill as she shares her story of amazing grace

Was King David a real ruler or simply a legend? Uncover fresh archaeological evidence behind the battle with the giant and explore the enduring truth of scripture.

Amy Grant joins The Imperials, Sandi Patty, Michael W Smith, and many others for this concert.

The Statistics are that 2 out of 5 will die of heart disease, 3 out of 5 will die of cancer, which leaves no-one left! Dwight Nelson asks people about the issue of healing; what does it mean to be h

We are talking today with Dr John. McDougall about how positive lifestyle changes can change your life and give you the optimal health we are all looking for.

Caught up in the rat-race called life? Are you bombarded with events of this world? Jesus said, "Come apart awhile." That's amazing counsel as you hear the voice of God.

We hide our anger, afraid that others won't like us. When we show it, we often experience rejection more than acceptance. If you have anger, today will be a step forward in your forgiveness journey

Burnout is never just in your head. Elijah's collapse reveals how stress affects body and mind, while rest, nourishment, healthy habits, and faith restore hope.

Ben the Baker, along with his wife Helena and their adopted children, work together to rescue a young juggler from the Roman Coliseum

Using healthy whole foods with tasty fresh flavours, the children help Jeremy Dixon from Auckland to make some delicious food in just 30 minutes.

Happiness is an essential ingredient for healthy living. But what is happiness, and what brings happiness? Today Darren Morten explores the connection between food and our moods.

What drove the legendary reformers such as Luther and Huss to sacrifice even their lives? John Bradshaw and the Fountainview musicians share music and powerful reformation stories still relevant to us

God longs to speak to your heart in meaningful ways through his Word. Tune in to understand how the Creator communicates with us and learn to hear his voice today.

When young Thomas is given a school assignment on evolution, he is torn between getting a failing grade and standing up for his faith.

Romans 8 reveals how the Holy Spirit transforms lives, brings freedom from sin, and assures believers that nothing can separate them from God's love.

UK students learn the tough challenges and terrors of being a wildlife vet, at Amakhala Game Reserve in South Africa's East Cape. A lion operation, and an angry zebra.

Elizabeth Talbot joins Mike Tucker to discuss bible accounts of ordinary people accepting extraordinary grace. Today they look at the people that Jesus specifically called to be His disciples

Can you really come to God just as you are? Jonathan Patten and Ashley Riesenberger reveals how they found a love of God that didn't require perfection.

Watch this cinematic miniseries with Kevin Sorbo about the life of Jesus. From His birth to the resurrection, witness the story that saves. Embrace the true gospel today.

The Ice Age is a major mystery of earth science, with all the theories for the origin of the Ice Age having serious problems. So what evidence is there for a great ice age?

Mark Finley re-discovers an ancient relic from Eden, which gives us hope today.

Did you know that your gut speaks to your brain, and your brain talks back? That's why your tummy can mirror your emotions so readily.

Melissa Otto explains her music as a framework for piecing her thoughts together, and understanding life and God and herself.

What is more important - justice or forgiveness? It's the tension that one painter struggled to resolve and he created possibly one of the most influential paintings in Christian history.

The monolithic idea that forms the interpretive lens for the entire biblical narrative is the covenantal faithfulness of God toward the fallen human race.

Join Real Family Talk hosts Willie and Elaine Oliver meets a pastor whose church is actively ministering to the needs of 40 refugee families in their community.

Myths about cutters are explained, including the difference between self-mutilation versus a suicide attempt. In her own words, Arazeli shares about her addiction to cutting and drugs

In rural England a monument stands to a great hero of the Reformation. While others preached or developed doctrines, this man poured himself into translating and printing the Bible

The Ice Age is a major mystery of earth science, with all the theories for the origin of the Ice Age having serious problems. So what evidence is there for a great ice age?

The Statistics are that 2 out of 5 will die of heart disease, 3 out of 5 will die of cancer, which leaves no-one left! Dwight Nelson asks people about the issue of healing; what does it mean to be h

Elizabeth Talbot joins Mike Tucker to discuss bible accounts of ordinary people accepting extraordinary grace. Today they look at the people that Jesus specifically called to be His disciples

What drove the legendary reformers such as Luther and Huss to sacrifice even their lives? John Bradshaw and the Fountainview musicians share music and powerful reformation stories still relevant to us

What if its possible to live without fear and anxiety? Why are we afraid of God? Join Randy Roberts as he explores these questions.

What is more important - justice or forgiveness? It's the tension that one painter struggled to resolve and he created possibly one of the most influential paintings in Christian history.

Jesus feels our deepest pain just as He wept with Mary and Martha. Discover how His great love brings true comfort to our hearts when we face loss and sorrow today.

Contestants compete against each other in Bible trivia to see who is worthy to face off against the Hero John.

Join Lloyd Grolimund as he travels to some of North America's magnificent landmarks and shares insights from the Bible about the story of Noah, the flood, and God's judgements.

When young Thomas is given a school assignment on evolution, he is torn between getting a failing grade and standing up for his faith.

God longs to speak to your heart in meaningful ways through his Word. Tune in to understand how the Creator communicates with us and learn to hear his voice today.

Pressure exposes what lives within us. Nabal and Abigail reveal how anger, pride, wisdom, and restraint shape our choices, relationships, health, and character.

Was Jesus who He really claimed to be? How do you explain who He is?

In rural England a monument stands to a great hero of the Reformation. While others preached or developed doctrines, this man poured himself into translating and printing the Bible

Happiness is an essential ingredient for healthy living. But what is happiness, and what brings happiness? Today Darren Morten explores the connection between food and our moods.

Journey along the Danube to behold sacred cathedrals, grand abbeys and historic European towns. Tune in to witness the rich spiritual heritage and beauty of these lands.

This remarkable documentary celebrates the beauty and brilliance of the biological systems that make life in the oceans possible - a dolphin's sonar system, a sea turtle's magnetic compass, and more

What is more important - justice or forgiveness? It's the tension that one painter struggled to resolve and he created possibly one of the most influential paintings in Christian history.

Melissa Otto explains her music as a framework for piecing her thoughts together, and understanding life and God and herself.

New Plymouth residents share their experiences. Loneliness can be devastating, being new in a community, and also learning to escape from the driving force of addiction

"Who were the 'captives' that were raised up when Jesus ascended?" Pastors John and Wes offer Bible answers to this question and more in episode 3 of season 4.

Mark Finley re-discovers an ancient relic from Eden, which gives us hope today.

David heads north where our first stop is Ely Cathedral in Cambridgeshire. Sitting majestically amid the fens, it has been a welcome sight to many a weary traveller over the centuries

"Caesarea by the Sea: Rome's Capital in Israel" is an exciting documentary about the city and culture where Christianity faced the challenges of a pagan world.

Explore the ruins of ancient Troy and the famous deception of the wooden horse. Join Gary Kent as he uncovers timeless spiritual lessons on truth, faith, and deceit.

In a time of shame, a woman saves her grandchild from abortion. Years later, fate, faith, and hidden clues lead to a powerful journey of redemption, reunion, and divine encounters.

When young Thomas is given a school assignment on evolution, he is torn between getting a failing grade and standing up for his faith.

In this series, Ray Mears explores some of Britain's most beautiful areas of natural beauty, to uncover the fascinating wild life that lives there. This week he explores the Isle of Wigit.

We hide our anger, afraid that others won't like us. When we show it, we often experience rejection more than acceptance. If you have anger, today will be a step forward in your forgiveness journey

Ken Ham, Dr Terry Mortenson, Dr Jason Lisle, and several other experts in their various scientific fields, answer some of the most asked apologetics questions - part 2

Can you really come to God just as you are? Jonathan Patten and Ashley Riesenberger reveals how they found a love of God that didn't require perfection.

When you buy something, remember to consider the cost from every angle. Nesco shares principles that he uses when buying a car, and repairing things around the house.

Join Lloyd Grolimund as he travels to some of North America's magnificent landmarks and shares insights from the Bible about the story of Noah, the flood, and God's judgements.

Mark Finley re-discovers an ancient relic from Eden, which gives us hope today.

Explore the ruins of ancient Troy and the famous deception of the wooden horse. Join Gary Kent as he uncovers timeless spiritual lessons on truth, faith, and deceit.

Ken Ham, Dr Terry Mortenson, Dr Jason Lisle, and several other experts in their various scientific fields, answer some of the most asked apologetics questions - part 3

Jean-Noel Adeline shares that, God has created a community of believers known as His Church, so that we can have fellowship with one another; grow and learn together.

The town of Jesus' birth and the burial site of King Herod are situated only 3 miles apart. Explore more with us

How do we know that what we know is true? Is it by reason or experience? Or is the ultimate source God's revelation in the Bible? Join us today for this enlightening discussion

Why does God choose imperfect people to share his message? Explore the inspiring biblical stories of prophetic callings and find guidance for your own faith journey.

Join Arnie and his family and friends at Arnie's Shack for a wonderful variety of songs, stories, and activities in Vanuatu, with Pastor Daron and Balloon Kaboom

Meet a miniature horse, hold frogs and guinea pigs, uncover incredible animal secrets and discover the wildly creative God who made every creature, and you, unique as well.

Pressure exposes what lives within us. Nabal and Abigail reveal how anger, pride, wisdom, and restraint shape our choices, relationships, health, and character.

Eddie Aikau would go. Not one life was lost while he served. The famous Hawaian surfer and lifesaver would brave waves of 20 feet high or more to make a rescue.

The team at Lightbearers Ministry get together round the table to answer some of the hard questions about God and the Bible, such as "Is the Bible really the word of God?"

Facing a mental health crisis? Why do we need others ? Join Randy Roberts as he explores these questions.

Watch this cinematic miniseries with Kevin Sorbo about the life of Jesus. From His birth to the resurrection, witness the story that saves. Embrace the true gospel today.

So, what really happened on that ill-fated expedition? And can we learn anything from it? Join us as we take a closer look at the adventures of Burke and Wills.

River Nation explain some of their musical journey, how they come together as a band, and how singing together has brought them closer.

Poverty and poor health are inextricably linked. The causes are rooted in political, social and economical injustice. It seems to be a vicious cycle that spirals downwards.

Unknown to many Christians, there was a time in history when Biblical principles were compromised with pagan ideas. Find out what happened and how it may still be affecting all of us today.

The news of a pastor taking his own life has left a community devasted. Pr Chad Stuart and Ps Shawn Paris discuss how they managed and coped using their own experiences and insights.

"Who are the unsaved?" Pastors John and Wes offer Bible answers to this question and more in episode 4 of season 4.

In this series, Ray Mears explores some of Britain's most beautiful areas of natural beauty, to uncover the fascinating wild life that lives there. This week he explores River Wye.

Join your host Kandus Thorp to hear a concert from today's guest Eliel Barrial

With spectacular animation and cutting-edge research, examine how life on Earth began. Was it through simple chemistry, without direction or plan, forming inanimate matter into the first living cell

In this episode, 16 students find out what they can do in the fight to save the rhino, which is being poached to extinction.

After Birgit Meier vanishes in 1989, police missteps plague the case for years. But her brother never wavers in his tireless quest to find the truth.

There are many good reasons why you can believe the Bible, and one of the greatest reasons is archaeology. Dr Michael Hasel joins John Bradshaw to discover why archaeology can be faith building

David starts this final episode in Tewkesbury Abbey, one of the best kept secrets in Britain. Tewkesbury would almost certainly have ended up a ruin like Whitby or Tintern Abbey

River Nation explain some of their musical journey, how they come together as a band, and how singing together has brought them closer.

The euphoric high of winning is discussed, along with the effect that losing has on financial, emotional and physical health. In her own words, Cindy tells how her gambling grew out of control.

Actor Bruce Marchiano shares the insights he learned from playing Jesus in the movie of Matthew's gospel. Today, he introduces us to the disciple Matthew.

God calls His people back to faith. Abraham's journey of trust and obedience shows how to follow God and share His hope in a world drifting from Him.

Ken Ham, Dr Terry Mortenson, Dr Jason Lisle, and several other experts in their various scientific fields, answer some of the most asked apologetics questions - part 3

Young people share music and personal accounts of how the Gospel has been made real in their own lives. Today they consider their influence on others and other people's influence on them

Facing a mental health crisis? Why do we need others ? Join Randy Roberts as he explores these questions.

7th Street Theatre is a series about five Christian actors who perform a weekly stage show for their community. Today Jamie's brother comes to visit at the theatre.

The team at Lightbearers Ministry get together round the table to answer some of the hard questions about God and the Bible, such as "Is the Bible really the word of God?"

How do we know that what we know is true? Is it by reason or experience? Or is the ultimate source God's revelation in the Bible? Join us today for this enlightening discussion

The Ice Age is a major mystery of earth science, with all the theories for the origin of the Ice Age having serious problems. But can the Ice Age be explained as the aftermath of the Flood?

Join your host Kandus Thorp to hear a concert from today's guest Eliel Barrial

There are many good reasons why you can believe the Bible, and one of the greatest reasons is archaeology. Dr Michael Hasel joins John Bradshaw to discover why archaeology can be faith building

In this episode, 16 students find out what they can do in the fight to save the rhino, which is being poached to extinction.

The euphoric high of winning is discussed, along with the effect that losing has on financial, emotional and physical health. In her own words, Cindy tells how her gambling grew out of control.

7th Street Theatre is a series about five Christian actors who perform a weekly stage show for their community. Today Jamie's brother comes to visit at the theatre.

Elizabeth Talbot joins Mike Tucker to discuss bible accounts of ordinary people accepting extraordinary grace. Today they look at Jesus' forgiveness of Peter

Eddie Aikau would go. Not one life was lost while he served. The famous Hawaian surfer and lifesaver would brave waves of 20 feet high or more to make a rescue.

In this series, Ray Mears explores some of Britain's most beautiful areas of natural beauty, to uncover the fascinating wild life that lives there. This week he explores River Wye.

In this episode of The Kings Kids, see how God cared for the Israelites as they travelled across the desert. Read this story in your Bible in Exodus chapters 13 and 14.

On The Tuis episode today, Marica replaces herself and finds out it's not all pancakes and curry.

The children learn how to make thumbprint insets to decorate clay pots for their plants.

After becoming a Christian, Lawrence wanted to share healthy cooking with others. He demonstrates how to make his delicious version tofu fried chicken.

Jean-Noel Adeline shares that, God has created a community of believers known as His Church, so that we can have fellowship with one another; grow and learn together.

Legalism drives exclusion, division, and hostility. The gospel of Christ is all about inclusion, unity, and love. The world operates in ways that create polarized groups. The gospel invites everyone

The Ice Age is a major mystery of earth science, with all the theories for the origin of the Ice Age having serious problems. But can the Ice Age be explained as the aftermath of the Flood?

In June of 2018, hundreds of lives were lost following a volcanic eruption in Guatemala. The majority of those who perished could have survived if simple steps had been taken.

7th Street Theatre is a series about five Christian actors who perform a weekly stage show for their community. Today Jamie's brother comes to visit at the theatre.

Elizabeth Talbot joins Mike Tucker to discuss bible accounts of ordinary people accepting extraordinary grace. Today they look at Jesus' forgiveness of Peter

Ken Ham, Dr Terry Mortenson, Dr Jason Lisle, and several other experts in their various scientific fields, answer some of the most asked apologetics questions - part 3

Viruses are tiny microbes that are much smaller than a bacteria, and they attack us in many different ways. Where did the HIV virus come from, and will it ever be cured?

Why does God choose imperfect people to share his message? Explore the inspiring biblical stories of prophetic callings and find guidance for your own faith journey.

In this episode of The Kings Kids, see how God cared for the Israelites as they travelled across the desert. Read this story in your Bible in Exodus chapters 13 and 14.

On The Tuis episode today, Marica replaces herself and finds out it's not all pancakes and curry.

The children learn how to make thumbprint insets to decorate clay pots for their plants.

Big Vinnie joins us today to talk about his journey with the cast of The Biggest Loser and how he dropped over 90kg and the long-term health and mental effects of making these changes.

After becoming a Christian, Lawrence wanted to share healthy cooking with others. He demonstrates how to make his delicious version tofu fried chicken.

Happiness is an essential ingredient for healthy living. But what is happiness, and what brings happiness? Today Darren Morten explores the importance of true rest to restore our happiness

For centuries, explorers, archaeologists, and even secret societies have searched for the Lost Ark of the Covenant. From Ethiopia to Scotland, from the Vatican to the Valley of the Kings - everyone

An interesting true story of "Iron Man" Jim Shaw, who pushed a loaded wheelbarrow across the Australian desert and became a legend.

What's the relevance of an ancient Old Testament building to us today? Sean Sutton and Dr. Roy Gane explains how this ancient temple points to Jesus' life.

The painting 'The Chess Players' is a desperate scene of a man losing his soul to the devil - or is it? What is the secret this painting hides?

Unknown to many Christians, there was a time in history when Biblical principles were compromised with pagan ideas. Find out what happened and how it may still be affecting all of us today.

In this episode, 16 students find out what they can do in the fight to save the rhino, which is being poached to extinction.

Royal Oak in Auckland is now home to people from many places. From the Royal Navy, to fleeing riots in Jakarta, to moving from Russia, and Zimbabwe, these people now call this home

What's the secret to effective prayer? Join John Bradshaw on location in Moldova and explore the answers from the Bible.

Explore the historic cities and majestic cathedrals of Austria and Bavaria, where sacred music and faith abound. Join us to experience the enduring wonder of these storied lands.

Elizabeth Talbot joins Mike Tucker to discuss bible accounts of ordinary people accepting extraordinary grace. Today they look at Jesus' forgiveness of Peter

Legalism drives exclusion, division, and hostility. The gospel of Christ is all about inclusion, unity, and love. The world operates in ways that create polarized groups. The gospel invites everyone

Watch this cinematic miniseries with Kevin Sorbo about the life of Jesus. From His birth to the resurrection, witness the story that saves. Embrace the true gospel today.

God calls His people back to faith. Abraham's journey of trust and obedience shows how to follow God and share His hope in a world drifting from Him.

For centuries, explorers, archaeologists, and even secret societies have searched for the Lost Ark of the Covenant. From Ethiopia to Scotland, from the Vatican to the Valley of the Kings - everyone

An interesting true story of "Iron Man" Jim Shaw, who pushed a loaded wheelbarrow across the Australian desert and became a legend.

The town of Jesus' birth and the burial site of King Herod are situated only 3 miles apart. Explore more with us

Actor Bruce Marchiano shares the insights he learned from playing Jesus in the movie of Matthew's gospel. Today, he introduces us to the disciple Matthew.

Eddie Aikau would go. Not one life was lost while he served. The famous Hawaian surfer and lifesaver would brave waves of 20 feet high or more to make a rescue.

Hang around on the streets of London in rush-hour and you're soon surrounded by people, but that's not really community. Dwight Nelson asks what community really is?

One of Ben and Helena's adopted children, Zakkai, offers to take a written story across the city via the aqueducts to a group of Christians who want to hear and share the stories of Jesus

Using healthy whole foods with tasty fresh flavours, the children help Jeremy Dixon from Auckland to make some delicious food in just 30 minutes.

The news of a pastor taking his own life has left a community devasted. Pr Chad Stuart and Ps Shawn Paris discuss how they managed and coped using their own experiences and insights.

We feed it every day, yet we're unaware of it. It grows bigger and bigger inside our arteries, until the first sign of its presence is the doctor in the ER saying "Another heart attack".

There are many benefits one recieves from forgiving others. Yet for many people, the real challenge is not to forgive others, but to forgive themselves. Have you forgiven yourself?

For centuries, explorers, archaeologists, and even secret societies have searched for the Lost Ark of the Covenant. From Ethiopia to Scotland, from the Vatican to the Valley of the Kings - everyone

God calls His people back to faith. Abraham's journey of trust and obedience shows how to follow God and share His hope in a world drifting from Him.

How do we know that what we know is true? Is it by reason or experience? Or is the ultimate source God's revelation in the Bible? Join us today for this enlightening discussion

Happiness is an essential ingredient for healthy living. But what is happiness, and what brings happiness? Today Darren Morten explores the importance of true rest to restore our happiness

Royal Oak in Auckland is now home to people from many places. From the Royal Navy, to fleeing riots in Jakarta, to moving from Russia, and Zimbabwe, these people now call this home

Lots of people talk about Jesus' miracles - whether they did or didn't happen. Christians believe they were real. But what's important is that the miracles are not the reason one believes.

David starts this final episode in Tewkesbury Abbey, one of the best kept secrets in Britain. Tewkesbury would almost certainly have ended up a ruin like Whitby or Tintern Abbey

Join Dwight Nelson as he looks into the life of modern day and biblical influencers like Paul.

Renown videographer Gary Hanson brings you some of the most fantastic and inspirational visuals that creation can provide, set to some of your favourite hymns and worship music.

Take a fascinating and insightful journey with presenter Tony Moore as he retraces the footsteps of Jesus through the ancient Bible lands

In this episode, 16 students find out what they can do in the fight to save the rhino, which is being poached to extinction.

One of Ben and Helena's adopted children, Zakkai, offers to take a written story across the city via the aqueducts to a group of Christians who want to hear and share the stories of Jesus

Using healthy whole foods with tasty fresh flavours, the children help Jeremy Dixon from Auckland to make some delicious food in just 30 minutes.

Actor Bruce Marchiano shares the insights he learned from playing Jesus in the movie of Matthew's gospel. Today, he introduces us to the disciple Matthew.

We feed it every day, yet we're unaware of it. It grows bigger and bigger inside our arteries, until the first sign of its presence is the doctor in the ER saying "Another heart attack".

Hang around on the streets of London in rush-hour and you're soon surrounded by people, but that's not really community. Dwight Nelson asks what community really is?

In June of 2018, hundreds of lives were lost following a volcanic eruption in Guatemala. The majority of those who perished could have survived if simple steps had been taken.

Eddie Aikau would go. Not one life was lost while he served. The famous Hawaian surfer and lifesaver would brave waves of 20 feet high or more to make a rescue.

In this series, Ray Mears explores some of Britain's most beautiful areas of natural beauty, to uncover the fascinating wild life that lives there. This week he explores River Wye.

With spectacular animation and cutting-edge research, examine how life on Earth began. Was it through simple chemistry, without direction or plan, forming inanimate matter into the first living cell

Facing a mental health crisis? Why do we need others ? Join Randy Roberts as he explores these questions.

Watch this cinematic miniseries with Kevin Sorbo about the life of Jesus. From His birth to the resurrection, witness the story that saves. Embrace the true gospel today.

The euphoric high of winning is discussed, along with the effect that losing has on financial, emotional and physical health. In her own words, Cindy tells how her gambling grew out of control.

In a time of shame, a woman saves her grandchild from abortion. Years later, fate, faith, and hidden clues lead to a powerful journey of redemption, reunion, and divine encounters.

After becoming a Christian, Lawrence wanted to share healthy cooking with others. He demonstrates how to make his delicious version tofu fried chicken.

Jean-Noel Adeline shares that, God has created a community of believers known as His Church, so that we can have fellowship with one another; grow and learn together.

Legalism drives exclusion, division, and hostility. The gospel of Christ is all about inclusion, unity, and love. The world operates in ways that create polarized groups. The gospel invites everyone

The Ice Age is a major mystery of earth science, with all the theories for the origin of the Ice Age having serious problems. But can the Ice Age be explained as the aftermath of the Flood?

In June of 2018, hundreds of lives were lost following a volcanic eruption in Guatemala. The majority of those who perished could have survived if simple steps had been taken.

7th Street Theatre is a series about five Christian actors who perform a weekly stage show for their community. Today Jamie's brother comes to visit at the theatre.

Elizabeth Talbot joins Mike Tucker to discuss bible accounts of ordinary people accepting extraordinary grace. Today they look at Jesus' forgiveness of Peter

The team at Lightbearers Ministry get together round the table to answer some of the hard questions about God and the Bible, such as "Is the Bible really the word of God?"

Join your host Kandus Thorp to hear a concert from today's guest Eliel Barrial

In this episode of The Kings Kids, see how God cared for the Israelites as they travelled across the desert. Read this story in your Bible in Exodus chapters 13 and 14.

On The Tuis episode today, Marica replaces herself and finds out it's not all pancakes and curry.

The children learn how to make thumbprint insets to decorate clay pots for their plants.

Poverty and poor health are inextricably linked. The causes are rooted in political, social and economical injustice. It seems to be a vicious cycle that spirals downwards.

Lots of people talk about Jesus' miracles - whether they did or didn't happen. Christians believe they were real. But what's important is that the miracles are not the reason one believes.

Ken Ham, Dr Terry Mortenson, Dr Jason Lisle, and several other experts in their various scientific fields, answer some of the most asked apologetics questions - part 3

Happiness is an essential ingredient for healthy living. But what is happiness, and what brings happiness? Today Darren Morten explores the importance of true rest to restore our happiness

Why does God choose imperfect people to share his message? Explore the inspiring biblical stories of prophetic callings and find guidance for your own faith journey.

For centuries, explorers, archaeologists, and even secret societies have searched for the Lost Ark of the Covenant. From Ethiopia to Scotland, from the Vatican to the Valley of the Kings - everyone

Young people share music and personal accounts of how the Gospel has been made real in their own lives. Today they consider their influence on others and other people's influence on them

Royal Oak in Auckland is now home to people from many places. From the Royal Navy, to fleeing riots in Jakarta, to moving from Russia, and Zimbabwe, these people now call this home

The town of Jesus' birth and the burial site of King Herod are situated only 3 miles apart. Explore more with us

Facing a mental health crisis? Why do we need others ? Join Randy Roberts as he explores these questions.

"Who are the unsaved?" Pastors John and Wes offer Bible answers to this question and more in episode 4 of season 4.

After Birgit Meier vanishes in 1989, police missteps plague the case for years. But her brother never wavers in his tireless quest to find the truth.

In part 6 of his "Answers for a Skeptic" series, Shawn Boonstra explores God's choices, our choices, and the troubling mystery of sin.

In this episode of The Kings Kids, see how God cared for the Israelites as they travelled across the desert. Read this story in your Bible in Exodus chapters 13 and 14.

On The Tuis episode today, Marica replaces herself and finds out it's not all pancakes and curry.

The children learn how to make thumbprint insets to decorate clay pots for their plants.

Viruses are tiny microbes that are much smaller than a bacteria, and they attack us in many different ways. Where did the HIV virus come from, and will it ever be cured?

The team at Lightbearers Ministry get together round the table to answer some of the hard questions about God and the Bible, such as "Is the Bible really the word of God?"

Pressure exposes what lives within us. Nabal and Abigail reveal how anger, pride, wisdom, and restraint shape our choices, relationships, health, and character.

The euphoric high of winning is discussed, along with the effect that losing has on financial, emotional and physical health. In her own words, Cindy tells how her gambling grew out of control.

What's the relevance of an ancient Old Testament building to us today? Sean Sutton and Dr. Roy Gane explains how this ancient temple points to Jesus' life.

"Who are the unsaved?" Pastors John and Wes offer Bible answers to this question and more in episode 4 of season 4.

After becoming a Christian, Lawrence wanted to share healthy cooking with others. He demonstrates how to make his delicious version tofu fried chicken.

Explore the historic cities and majestic cathedrals of Austria and Bavaria, where sacred music and faith abound. Join us to experience the enduring wonder of these storied lands.

Young people share music and personal accounts of how the Gospel has been made real in their own lives. Today they consider their influence on others and other people's influence on them

Actor Bruce Marchiano shares the insights he learned from playing Jesus in the movie of Matthew's gospel. Today, he introduces us to the disciple Matthew.

Eddie Aikau would go. Not one life was lost while he served. The famous Hawaian surfer and lifesaver would brave waves of 20 feet high or more to make a rescue.

The news of a pastor taking his own life has left a community devasted. Pr Chad Stuart and Ps Shawn Paris discuss how they managed and coped using their own experiences and insights.

Big Vinnie joins us today to talk about his journey with the cast of The Biggest Loser and how he dropped over 90kg and the long-term health and mental effects of making these changes.

There are many benefits one recieves from forgiving others. Yet for many people, the real challenge is not to forgive others, but to forgive themselves. Have you forgiven yourself?

For centuries, explorers, archaeologists, and even secret societies have searched for the Lost Ark of the Covenant. From Ethiopia to Scotland, from the Vatican to the Valley of the Kings - everyone

God calls His people back to faith. Abraham's journey of trust and obedience shows how to follow God and share His hope in a world drifting from Him.

Just when you think life can't get any worse, more lemons are thrown your way. But Jesus has a bag full of hope to bring your way! There is no need to give up.

Happiness is an essential ingredient for healthy living. But what is happiness, and what brings happiness? Today Darren Morten explores the importance of true rest to restore our happiness

Royal Oak in Auckland is now home to people from many places. From the Royal Navy, to fleeing riots in Jakarta, to moving from Russia, and Zimbabwe, these people now call this home

Lots of people talk about Jesus' miracles - whether they did or didn't happen. Christians believe they were real. But what's important is that the miracles are not the reason one believes.

David starts this final episode in Tewkesbury Abbey, one of the best kept secrets in Britain. Tewkesbury would almost certainly have ended up a ruin like Whitby or Tintern Abbey

Eddie Aikau would go. Not one life was lost while he served. The famous Hawaian surfer and lifesaver would brave waves of 20 feet high or more to make a rescue.

Join Arnie and his family and friends at Arnie's Shack for a wonderful variety of songs, stories, and activities in Vanuatu, with Pastor Daron and Balloon Kaboom

Meet a miniature horse, hold frogs and guinea pigs, uncover incredible animal secrets and discover the wildly creative God who made every creature, and you, unique as well.

Viruses are tiny microbes that are much smaller than a bacteria, and they attack us in many different ways. Where did the HIV virus come from, and will it ever be cured?

River Nation explain some of their musical journey, how they come together as a band, and how singing together has brought them closer.

The painting 'The Chess Players' is a desperate scene of a man losing his soul to the devil - or is it? What is the secret this painting hides?

Join Dwight Nelson as he looks into the life of modern day and biblical influencers like Paul.

Renown videographer Gary Hanson brings you some of the most fantastic and inspirational visuals that creation can provide, set to some of your favourite hymns and worship music.

The news of a pastor taking his own life has left a community devasted. Pr Chad Stuart and Ps Shawn Paris discuss how they managed and coped using their own experiences and insights.

Watch this cinematic miniseries with Kevin Sorbo about the life of Jesus. From His birth to the resurrection, witness the story that saves. Embrace the true gospel today.

There are many good reasons why you can believe the Bible, and one of the greatest reasons is archaeology. Dr Michael Hasel joins John Bradshaw to discover why archaeology can be faith building

In a time of shame, a woman saves her grandchild from abortion. Years later, fate, faith, and hidden clues lead to a powerful journey of redemption, reunion, and divine encounters.

Join your host Kandus Thorp to hear a concert from today's guest Eliel Barrial

There are many benefits one recieves from forgiving others. Yet for many people, the real challenge is not to forgive others, but to forgive themselves. Have you forgiven yourself?

Royal Oak in Auckland is now home to people from many places. From the Royal Navy, to fleeing riots in Jakarta, to moving from Russia, and Zimbabwe, these people now call this home

Join Arnie and his family and friends at Arnie's Shack for a wonderful variety of songs, stories, and activities in Vanuatu, with Pastor Daron and Balloon Kaboom

Meet a miniature horse, hold frogs and guinea pigs, uncover incredible animal secrets and discover the wildly creative God who made every creature, and you, unique as well.

Poverty and poor health are inextricably linked. The causes are rooted in political, social and economical injustice. It seems to be a vicious cycle that spirals downwards.

Legalism drives exclusion, division, and hostility. The gospel of Christ is all about inclusion, unity, and love. The world operates in ways that create polarized groups. The gospel invites everyone

Lots of people talk about Jesus' miracles - whether they did or didn't happen. Christians believe they were real. But what's important is that the miracles are not the reason one believes.

David starts this final episode in Tewkesbury Abbey, one of the best kept secrets in Britain. Tewkesbury would almost certainly have ended up a ruin like Whitby or Tintern Abbey

Join your host Kandus Thorp to hear a concert from today's guest Eliel Barrial

In this series, Ray Mears explores some of Britain's most beautiful areas of natural beauty, to uncover the fascinating wild life that lives there. This week he explores River Wye.

The Ice Age is a major mystery of earth science, with all the theories for the origin of the Ice Age having serious problems. But can the Ice Age be explained as the aftermath of the Flood?

Jean-Noel Adeline shares that, God has created a community of believers known as His Church, so that we can have fellowship with one another; grow and learn together.

Join Dwight Nelson as he looks into the life of modern day and biblical influencers like Paul.

Renown videographer Gary Hanson brings you some of the most fantastic and inspirational visuals that creation can provide, set to some of your favourite hymns and worship music.

Poverty and poor health are inextricably linked. The causes are rooted in political, social and economical injustice. It seems to be a vicious cycle that spirals downwards.

In part 6 of his "Answers for a Skeptic" series, Shawn Boonstra explores God's choices, our choices, and the troubling mystery of sin.

In a time of shame, a woman saves her grandchild from abortion. Years later, fate, faith, and hidden clues lead to a powerful journey of redemption, reunion, and divine encounters.

We feed it every day, yet we're unaware of it. It grows bigger and bigger inside our arteries, until the first sign of its presence is the doctor in the ER saying "Another heart attack".

Just when you think life can't get any worse, more lemons are thrown your way. But Jesus has a bag full of hope to bring your way! There is no need to give up.

There are many benefits one recieves from forgiving others. Yet for many people, the real challenge is not to forgive others, but to forgive themselves. Have you forgiven yourself?

Unknown to many Christians, there was a time in history when Biblical principles were compromised with pagan ideas. Find out what happened and how it may still be affecting all of us today.