พอดคาสท์ Canter ชั้นนำ (2025)

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“Honour One Another” Romans 12:1-10 (Stephen Field) 31:27

8h ago31:27

31:27

In this second part of the sermon series “Being a Christian Community,” we explore the call to honour one another. Each of us are gifted in different ways, we bring different perspectives and preferences into our life together. But we are not to put ourselves first. The Church is a community of people who honour each other and so receive the best o…

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John MacDonald: Winston had no option 5:25

3d ago5:25

5:25

Winston Peters had no option when it came to sacking Phil Goff from his job as High Commissioner in London, but that doesn’t mean I’m happy with it. I think he’s done the right thing. But he’s done the wrong thing, as well. Because it just shows how scaredy-cat the world is of Donald Trump. But we better get used to it – this is how it’s going to b…

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Christian Growth a conversation with Cam, Liv and Mel 49:23

2d ago49:23

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Shebu talked with Cameron, Liv and Mel, who all serve at CGCC in different capacities and roles. They discussed the topic of Christian growth. In particular, what has been their journey regarding their growth? Including what it looks like for them in their various seasons of life. Want to know more about CGCC? Just head to our website: https://www.…

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John MacDonald: Orr's job was to re-build the rock star economy - not be the rock star 5:59

4d ago5:59

5:59

I'm neither happy or unhappy that Adrian Orr is no longer Reserve Bank Governor, but I do have a piece of advice for whoever ends up taking over from him. Just be the complete opposite. Because I reckon he fell into a trap that ended up with him getting too big for his boots. Which, maybe, is very hard to avoid when you’re in a job like his, but th…

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John MacDonald: The PM just doesn't get it, does he? 5:17

5d ago5:17

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I’m still getting over the Prime Minister saying if people don't like the food provided by the school lunch programme, they should make a marmite sandwich. And quite rightly, his comments are being described by the principal of a school in Kaiapoi as “absolutely disgraceful”. And I couldn’t agree more. Jason Miles is the principal of Kaiapoi North …

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Chris Hipkins: Labour Leader on tariffs, Ukraine, GPs, school lunches 8:42

5d ago8:42

8:42

Labour Leader Chris Hipkins joined John MacDonald this morning to dig into the latest. They discussed the latest from Ukraine and the potential for Trump to introduce agricultural tariffs in the wake of his over 20% tariffs on key trade partners. Is talking to an overseas GP on the phone really a good solution to our lacking services? And what on e…

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Leeann Watson: Business Canterbury CEO on the mood of business owners and growing confidence in the region 13:33

6d ago13:33

13:33

In the first of their regular catch ups, Business Canterbury’s Leeann Watson joined John MacDonald in studio to dig into what’s happening on the business front. They discussed how business owners are feeling, and what can be done to help them continue to gain confidence and grow in the region. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy in…

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John MacDonald: Weasel words aren't the way to respond to Destiny's hate speech 5:15

6d ago5:15

5:15

I am so glad that I’m not a member of the local rainbow community. Because if I was, I would be despairing at the weasel words the Christchurch mayor and the city council are trotting out about the Destiny Church's despicable disruption of the pride month opening event in Christchurch on Saturday. And it just tells me that people are either scared …

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Prayer Sunday 23:34

6d ago23:34

23:34

Series - Prayer Bible Reference - Hebrew 4:14-16 Speaker - Luke Barrsโดย CBC

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“Devoted To Each Other” Colossians 3:12–17 (Stephen Field) 27:20

7d ago27:20

27:20

In this first part of the sermon series “Being a Christian Community,” we explore the call to be devoted to each other. We hear the words of Colossians which calls us to put off behaviours that harm the unity of the body, and to put on qualities that build us up. In this sermon, we explore this call of God. To contact Rev. Stephen Field, email cbc@…

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Colossians 1:1-14 - Living Hope: Unity and Transformation in Christ. 38:58

6d ago38:58

38:58

Our journey through the letter to the Colossians reminds us of the profound truth that Jesus Christ is our living hope. This hope is not a distant dream but a present reality, secured in heaven and transforming our lives here and now. Want to know more about CGCC? Just head to our website: https://www.cgcc.org.au/…

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John MacDonald: Zelensky will be back at the White House 5:11

7d ago5:11

5:11

What we saw at the White House at the weekend was nothing short of vile. But we shouldn’t be surprised. Watching it, I was blown away. But I wasn’t surprised. And I reckon that, despite all the talk coming from European countries since Saturday, I reckon that Ukraine’s president will realise he has no option but to give Trump what he wants. But let…

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John MacDonald: Four-year terms for councils? No thanks 5:11

10d ago5:11

5:11

When the Government announced yesterday that it wants to have a binding referendum on a four-year parliamentary term here in New Zealand, I was all for it. I've been all for it for a while now. But I’m totally against the idea that we do the same with local councils. In fact, I’m so against it, that it could be enough to put me off voting in favour…

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Politics Friday with Megan Woods and Matt Doocey: Four-year terms, Councils, citizen's arrests, and the defence budget 21:28

10d ago21:28

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Today on Politics Friday, John MacDonald was joined by Labour’s Megan Woods and National’s Matt Doocey to delve into some of the biggest topics of the week. Four-year parliamentary terms could be on the table – what are the benefits of an extra year? What would be the potential downfalls for councils? Would either of them make a citizen’s arrest? A…

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John MacDonald: Chch council should be red-faced over red zone decision 5:44

11d ago5:44

5:44

Don’t you get it? I’m not saying this to you – I’m saying it to the Christchurch City Council, which thinks there is no need to have locals on this new committee its setting up to oversee the red zone on the east side of Christchurch. This is the 600-hectare Ōtākaro/Avon River Corridor which has attracted all sorts of controversy since the governme…

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Phil Mauger: Christchurch Mayor talks roading plan, red zone governance, inner city noise limits 8:36

11d ago8:36

8:36

Christchurch Mayor Phil Mauger joined John MacDonald live in studio for their regular catch up. Community members of Christchurch’s red zone are outraged over their exclusion from a governance group overseeing the future development of the area – why have they been left out? The age-old question of who has the right to a quiet night has reared its …

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John MacDonald: I'm 50/50 when it comes to citizen's arrests 5:51

12d ago5:51

5:51

I’m 50/50 on this idea the Government’s got of letting people do citizens arrests. For security guards? Yes. For every other member of the public? It’s a definite no for me. Let’s start with security guards and why I think these powers would be good for them. How long have we been saying that they need more teeth to do their job? Ages. And what we’…

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Episode 5 - C.S. Lewis 1:15:35

13d ago1:15:35

1:15:35

Does Narnia reflect Anglican cultural structures? Is it a story-world that can only be created by an Anglican? And why has C.S. Lewis been called the last exit before atheism? On today's episode of Canterbury Trails, hosts Jared Lovell and C. Jay Engel welcome Jared's brother, Micah Lovell, a classical educator and Director of Operations at Anglica…

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John MacDonald: In 2025 you don't touch people at work 5:33

13d ago5:33

5:33

Who would want to be Andrew Bayly today? The disgraced, now former minister, resigned because he touched a staff member during what he’s describing as an “animated discussion”. And now his political career is toast. As it should be, because in 2025, you just don’t touch people in the workplace. You don't touch people in the workplace when you’re ha…

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Gifts of the Spirit 20:57

13d ago20:57

20:57

Series - Visiting Speaker Bible Reference - 1 Corinthians 12:1-31 Speaker - Rachel Taylorโดย CBC

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John MacDonald: Spend up large on defence, we have no choice 4:43

14d ago4:43

4:43

Spend up large. That’s my message to the Government. Go large, spend up big and drag our military into the 21st century. That’s not me having a go at the military, by the way. Anyone reading this at Burnham Camp, for example, might feel like I’m having a go at them. But I’m not. But, what I am saying, is that we need to be spending more on defence …

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Philemon - Grace: Transforming Relationships Through Reconciliation 41:12

13d ago41:12

41:12

Shebu walks us through this short NT letter, Philemon. A challenge in this letter is to consider A Grace that transforms relationships. You can check out the video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6uYFP64EbrE Want to know more about CGCC? Just head to our website: https://www.cgcc.org.au/โดย Canterbury Gardens Community Church

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John MacDonald: This is a terrible thing to say, but it's true 6:03

17d ago6:03

6:03

Do you know why the Government has failed to meet all of its child poverty targets? The overarching reason I’m talking about here. Because this is really complex and there are all sorts of reasons why kids end-up living in poverty and why politicians, generally, fail to fix the problem. So the main reason why nothing seems to be achieved in this ar…

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Politics Friday with Matt Doocey and Duncan Webb: Christchurch Earthquake, Rangiora's after-hours clinic, child poverty, Chinese warships 21:21

17d ago21:21

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Today on Politics Friday, John MacDonald was joined by Matt Doocey and Duncan Webb to delve into some of the topics listeners are most interested in. They mark the anniversary of the Christchurch Earthquake, which occurred 14 years ago tomorrow. Rangiora’s after-hours clinic is still not underway, but some certainty has been gained after the Waimak…

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John MacDonald: When are the banks going to lift their game? 5:47

18d ago5:47

5:47

Adrian Orr. Champion of the people. Well, that might be going a bit too far. But the Reserve Bank Governor was speaking my language when he says that dropping the Official Cash Rate, like he did yesterday, is just the start and that the banks have to do their bit too. And I couldn’t agree more. He was having a dig at their profit margins. But for m…

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John MacDonald: How would you rate your trust in the public service? 5:51

19d ago5:51

5:51

I reckon most of us, when we fill out the census papers, assume that the information we’re providing won’t end up in the wrong hands. I know there are some people who don't feel like that. People who just don't want to give personal information to anyone - especially the government. Or the state. The Wizard of Christchurch was known over the years …

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Chris Hipkins: Labour Leader on Destiny Church, public service, Christchurch Hospital 9:39

19d ago9:39

9:39

Labour Leader Chris Hipkins joined John MacDonald this morning to give his thoughts on some of the biggest stories of the week. The integrity of the public service is being called into question after Census data was allegedly misused – how will this impact trust in the future? Hipkins believes the GP shortage is the biggest factor impacting demand …

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Episode 4 - Lutheran Influence on Early Anglican Theology 1:09:27

20d ago1:09:27

1:09:27

Is the Anglican tradition more Reformed, more Lutheran, or a true Via Media? In Episode 4 of The Canterbury Trails, hosts Jared Lovell and C.J. Engel talk about the influence of Lutheran theology on early Anglican theological development. To better understand this important subject, Jared and C.J. welcome their special guest Jesse Nigro, classical …

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John MacDonald: We're great at peacekeeping. But not in Ukraine 5:32

20d ago5:32

5:32

Already, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer is looking ahead to whenever a ceasefire might happen in Ukraine and has said that, if or when it does, he’d be happy to send troops in to keep the peace. It was too early for PM Christopher Luxon to confirm the Government's interest in sending troops to Ukraine once there’s a ceasefire during his regula…

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God in the Mess 32:54

21d ago32:54

32:54

Series - Genesis Bible Reference - Genesis 21:8-21 Speaker - Luke Barrsโดย CBC

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Daniel Chapter 6 - Integrity and Deliverance: Lessons from Daniel's Faith 46:57

20d ago46:57

46:57

In Daniel chapter 6, we encounter the well-known story of Daniel in the lion's den. This passage, familiar to many, challenges us to look beyond its surface and see the profound lessons it offers. As we explore this chapter, we see Daniel's unwavering integrity and trust in God, even in life-threatening danger. The narrative unfolds in a new kingdo…

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John MacDonald: Is that all the PM has to say about Destiny Church? 7:02

21d ago7:02

7:02

When I saw Brian Tamaki on the news last night, he looked more pompous than ever. Pompous - not pious. Because he was the one who instructed his so-called followers to disrupt that drag artist’s kids show and protest at the Auckland Rainbow Parade at the weekend. From the pictures I’ve seen, both of those events looked pretty ugly. His idea. Under …

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Sam's Story 34:01

20d ago34:01

34:01

Sam jumps on the podcast with Shebu to share how God has made him, his journey through life, and the grief he experienced when he lost his mum and also making one of the top kid's podcasts. And in all of this, he shares the truth of Who God is, How God has shaped him and in light of that, how it shapes how he lives. In this podcast, we discuss ADHD…

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John MacDonald: Here's why we're so bad at road repairs 5:17

24d ago5:17

5:17

I’m starting to wonder whether it was just a fluke that we managed to build things like the big hydro dams back in the day without them falling over. Without them falling apart. Cracking under the pressure. Because, when you consider achievements like that, it makes it laughable that we don’t seem to be capable anymore of really simple stuff like f…

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Politics Friday: Matt Doocey and Tracey McLellan talk supermarkets, mental health funding, helicopters, school lunches 22:28

24d ago22:28

22:28

Today on Politics Friday John MacDonald was joined in studio by National’s Matt Doocey and Labour’s Tracey McLellan. They discussed yesterday’s supermarket announcement: does the Government really believe another player will enter the scene, or is it all just talk? Why has some mental health funding been redistributed when New Zealand continues to …

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Phil Mauger: Christchurch Mayor on the rates decrease, user-pays water system, and the Port Hills blaze 8:29

25d ago8:29

8:29

John MacDonald was joined by Christchurch Mayor Phil Mauger for a chat about the biggest issues concerning residents. Christchurch City Councillors have adopted their Draft Annual Plan. It now proposes a 7.58% overall rates increase, down from the originally-drafted 8.93%. They achieved this not by cost cutting, as well as paying off less debt, res…

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John MacDonald: Here's how you can tell council elections are looming 8:29

25d ago8:29

8:29

Let me give a shout out to Christchurch City Councillor Melanie Coker, who has told her council colleagues that what they are doing by not paying-off debt to keep the rates rise this year lower and then stinging us with an even bigger increase next year, is misleading. That’s how she’s describing this smoke and mirrors way councillors are trimming-…

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Episode 3 - Education 55:28

26d ago55:28

55:28

Jared and CJ discuss the Anglo tradition in education, focusing mostly on the reforms of Alfred the Great. Join the discussion, and consider why our educational reform efforts today would benefit from the wisdom of a ninth century English king known most for his military victories. Image of Anglo-Saxon map By Hel-hama - Own work using:InkscapeSourc…

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John MacDonald: User pays for water doesn't sit well with me 5:49

26d ago5:49

5:49

If you thought Three Waters was a dog, how are you feeling now, with the news out today that the Christchurch City Council is looking at going all user pays on it when it comes to water? And this isn’t strictly a conversation about Christchurch. It’s a conversation about your philosophical position when it comes to water – something essential to al…

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Mark Lizotte: Diesel on his career, releasing new music, family connections 12:56

27d ago12:56

12:56

A man of many stage names, Mark Lizotte, better known as Diesel, joined John MacDonald live from Australia for a chat. He’ll be taking to the stage in a couple of week’s time as a part of the line up for Selwyn Sounds. He and John talked about his career and it continuing to flourish with the release of new music and his pre-show habit of weather f…

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John MacDonald: Seymour is the fly in Luxon's ointment 5:40

27d ago5:40

5:40

Whenever people used to bang on about Christopher Luxon being the next John Key —which, I think we all agree now, he isn’t— but whenever I used to hear that talk, I pooed-pooed it. All because of what the two of them did before they got into politics. And the fact that Luxon isn’t another John Key is why we’ve got two new political polls telling us…

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Invitation and Response 31:42

27d ago31:42

31:42

Series - Baptisms Bible Reference - Acts 8:26-40 Speaker - Luke Barrsโดย CBC

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Daniel Chapter 5 - Lessons from Belshazzar: Pride, Judgment, and God's Kingdom 43:14

27d ago43:14

43:14

Mark walks us through Daniel chapter 5. Want to know more about CGCC? Just head to our website: https://www.cgcc.org.au/โดย Canterbury Gardens Community Church

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John MacDonald: The foreign buyer ban has run its course 5:40

28d ago5:40

5:40

So the Government's doing all sorts of things to try and get rich migrants into the country - except one thing. Which it should be doing. Former immigration minister Stuart Nash was on Newstalk ZB this morning saying it's time to lift the ban on foreigners buying houses. And I agree with him. The so-called 'golden visa' the Government announced yes…

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John MacDonald: What should the Crown do with its Christchurch airport shares? 5:47

1M ago5:47

5:47

After all his talk about asset sales, David Seymour has obviously been scratching his head like the rest of us, wondering what we’ve actually got left to sell. And he’s got Christchurch Airport in his sights. The Government —or the Crown— owns a 25% stake in the airport (which is the second largest in the country) and the ACT Party leader is saying…

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Politics Friday with Hamish Campbell and Reuben Davidson: Christchurch City Airport shares, Eastgate Mall crime, Cook Islands-China deal 21:06

1M ago21:06

21:06

Today on Politics Friday, John MacDonald was joined in studio by Hamish Campbell and Reuben Davidson. David Seymour thinks the Crown should sell its share in the Christchurch City Airport – is it wise to sell off a profit-making asset? Eastgate Mall has made headlines for its crime this week, as MP for Christchurch East, will Rueben be asking for m…

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John MacDonald: Why we should be nervous about state housing changes 5:43

1M ago5:43

5:43

Be very nervous. That’s my advice regarding the Government’s big re-set for state housing provider Kāinga Ora. Don’t get me wrong. Some of the stuff it’s doing makes perfect sense. But, overall, there’s potential for it to be a real cluster. Let’s start with the positives, though. It seemed to me that, under Labour, Kāinga Ora had become some sort …

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John MacDonald: I'm torn on the Paris climate agreement 5:00

1M ago5:00

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I tell you what, I am almost torn on this talk today about New Zealand pulling out of the Paris climate agreement. The one we’re signed up to along with a truckload of other countries - and which US president Donald Trump has just exited. In fact, here are the numbers: we are one of out of 193 countries that are signed up members. That’s 193 out of…

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Episode 2 - Discipline 1:05:25

1M ago1:05:25

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What role (if any) should spiritual discipline, written prayers, and fasting play in the Christian life? What does the Anglican Way have to say about it? And what does a sixth-century Italian monk have to do with English Christianity? C.J. Engel and Jared Lovell talk about all this and more on Episode 2 of The Canterbury Trails. Image of Anglo-Saxo…

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Daniel Chapter 4 - God's Sovereignty: Lessons from Nebuchadnezzar's Pride 40:12

1M ago40:12

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Andy walks us through Daniel Chapter 4 as part of our Daniel series. Pride is something that impacts all of us, including the King of Babylon. Want to know more about CGCC? Just head to our website: https://www.cgcc.org.au/โดย Canterbury Gardens Community Church

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