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30 years of Road to Bethlehem
Road to Bethlehem is an extraordinary event that happens every year in selected locations around Australia and New Zealand. It also has just celebrated its 30th birthd...
Do we worship war?
War is more in our faces than it's ever been before. But in the face of more global conflicts, have we become almost spiritually attracted to it?Read Jarrod's article ...
Should you say "nup" to the Melbourne Cup?
It's the race that stops the nation. But should we stop it altogether?Read the article | More Signs of the Times | Facebook | Instagram | TikTok | X Coalition for the ...
An American civil war
The two topics we were all taught to avoid at the dinner table are religion and politics. Today, we're tackling both. In the light of the upcoming American election, w...
Keli Pepa: from Purest Form to church pulpit
In this episode, we speak to Kelli Pepa. Kelli is a pastor, dad and former member of NZ's own Purest Form. Purest Form was one of the very first R&B groups in New Zeal...
Climate refugees
This episode is a special one. We spoke to not one, not two—but three guests about the issues of climate change in the South Pacific. Connect with Tracie & Taupo | ADR...
Ukrainian refugees
This episode was more difficult than most to put together. Today, we're talking to Greg Young about Ukraine and the refugee crisis that's currently going on in it. ADR...
Presidents and their daddies
This episode, we talk about American presidents and their relationships with their dads. Strap in, because it's going to be a ride.More -> Jesse's article -> Signs of ...
The Bible is for sceptics, too
Today, we speak to Pastor Daniel Christie. Daniel didn't grow up in a Christian household but even as a skeptic, found Christianity. Now he works as a pastor and is pa...
You're tired! You need a Sabbath
In this episode, Zanita talks to longtime friend of the show Maryellen Hacko, as well as Georgia, a new friend. The topic is the Sabbath, a much-misunderstood concept....
THE HOPEFUL
It's a story of hope, loss and truth. And, it's coming to a cinema near you soon. In this episode, we speak to Kyle Portbury, a filmmaker and director of THE HOPEFUL. ...
Energy drinks: delicious or deadly?
Energy drinks are everywhere and for the most part, we just accept them as part of our everyday beverage consumption culture. But are they all they're cracked up to be...
Moesha's Olympic Miracle
Moesha Johnson came from humble beginnings; a Christian country girl from rural Australia. But, like many other kids, she had dreams. In particular, she dreamed of swi...
The Mum Load
In this episode, we speak to Melody Tan. Melody is the director of Mums at the Table, a project that seeks to connect mums with like-minded people and help them create...
How to Media-Proof your Kids
Let's face it: most of us who are parents often feel like we're fighting a losting battle. It's not a battle against monsters—but screens. Whether an iPad or TV, media...
Demons and the Drugs they Like
Satan, demons, conjurings: these are all the hallmarks of the sinister subculture many know of as "the occult". It's a shadowy world of secret societies, subliminal me...
The Problem with Men
Many of us are lonelier than ever before. According to the data, in the Western world, men are among the loneliest. When men leave the workforce and retire, many of th...
The Fertility Cliff
Welcome to the brand-new version of the podcast. We're excited and we hope you enjoy it! SHOW NOTESToday we're talking about the so-called "fertility cliff"—the belief...
Signs Radio episode 200 SPECTACULAR!
It's been a few years in the making, but Signs Radio officially just turned 200... well, 200 episodes! Join us as we reminisce about the past, discuss some highlights ...
Are cheesy Christmas movies deeper than we thought? ft. Mark Hadley
In this episode of Signs Radio, we speak to Mark Hadley about Christmas movies. They're cheesy, saccharine-sweet and are usually unrealistic to the point of being ridi...
Should you be a social media influencer? ft. Justin Khoe
Justin's done it all. First breaking his back selling books door-to-door, then as a Youtuber, podcaster, as well as now an Instagram and TikTok creator, he knows the u...
My gambling addiction
In this episode, I (Jesse) take you on a journey back to a time when I had my own experience with gambling. No, it wasn't scratchies, pokies or any other traditional f...
Maryellen is Late ft. Maryellen Hacko
This episode, Zanita and Jesse are live in-studio with Maryellen Hacko! Maryellen wrote an article recently about her trip to Singapore with her two sisters and what i...
Vaping: the grape-flavoured disaster ft. Professor Renee Bittoun
In this bonus episode, we speak to Professor Renee Bittoun on the topic of vaping. Professor Bittoun is a physiologist and clinical academic. Among many other achievem...
Ditching the screens for Sabbath ft. Emma Dyer
This episode, we talk to Emma Dyer. Emma is a former teacher and pastor, and is a current wife and mum of two. Recently, she wrote an article for us about her struggle...
Embracing the silence ft. Ellice Cook & Zanita Fletcher
In this episode, we speak to Ellice Cook and Zanita Fletcher about two articles they wrote in Signs of the Times magazine. Both of them touch on the themes of prayer a...
The truth about porn ft. Daniel Principe
In this episode, we talk to Daniel Principe about pornography. Daniel works with Collective Shout, which in their own words is "a grassroots campaigns movement against...
The stranger in the dark ft. Pr Robbie Berghan
This episode is a recording of the live conversation we recently had with Pr Robbie Berghan. Robbie is an international speaker, evangelist and host of "The Faith Expe...
The guts to change ft. Dr Christiana Leimena-Lehn
This episode, we talk to Dr Christiana Leimena-Lehn. She's a medical researcher and health and wellness director working for the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Sydney...
How faith could heal you ft. Lachlan Townend
This episode, we speak to Lachlan Townend about faith and pain. It's an often-misunderstood topic and Lachlan is making a bold claim: that believing in a higher power ...
