In today’s Insights episode, get ready for a relaxed (and slightly silly) chat sparked by our incredible previous guest, Riley Kehoe. From troll comments about my “hideous” Kiwi accent to why I genuinely believe Christians should be the most excited people at Christmas - it’s definitely tangent city, but I hope it blesses you and leaves you with a smile on your face.And while there’s plenty of light-heartedness, I also wanted to share the one big takeaway Riley’s story left me with: unity. Not just unity in the body of Christ, but unity within our own walk with the Lord. Click here to watch this episode on YouTube.0:00 - Coming up0:45 - Welcome3:50 - Troll comments on my New Zealand accent6:27 - The difference between the New Zealand and Australian accent9:15 - Christmas thoughts, Christians should be the most excited about the season16:41 - You have no reason to NOT celebrate Christmas and Easter17:47 - Christmas is NOT pagan20:32 - My reflections on Riley’s episode: Unity21:20 - Podcast recommendation: American and Charismatic Christianity with Andy Squires21:47 - In Christianity we tend to divide23:07 - My passion for unity23:20 - Unity not just in the body of Christ, but in my own faith25:08 - ‘Oceans’ is a litmus test27:19 - I don’t think God hates poetry28:08 - I JUDGED ‘Oceans’29:08 - The Bible references in ‘Oceans’Support the showOutside of Sunday is part of the Outsider Network and is made with the help of Inspirational Media.
In part two of our chat with Riley, she opens up about the life-altering moments that shaped her faith - from the tsunami she survived in part one, to (in this episode) the split-second courage it took to help save a drowning man in the middle of a stormy ocean. Riley shares honestly about facing death head-on, what those moments revealed about God, and how they matured her walk with Jesus.We also dive into her journey through singleness - the difference between closed vs open singleness, and why she believes both marriage and singleness are gifts. Riley speaks candidly about the reality that marriage isn’t guaranteed, the beauty of trusting God with your story, and the freedom she’s discovered along the way.She also shares what inspires her to keep telling her story, what she’s been enjoying about podcasting, and how she chooses to live her faith outside of Sunday.Check out Rileys book and ministry at: www.rileywithcourage.comClick here to watch this episode on YouTube.0:00 – Previously0:45 – Three seconds of courage3:00 – Resuscitating drowned man in the middle of the ocean4:50 – Walking away and reflecting on these huge events10:00 – The reality of being faced with death11:56 – Riley’s journey maturing in her faith18:06 – Riley’s journey in singleness21:29 – Closed vs open singleness22:09 – “Marriage is a gift and singleness is a gift”25:15 – Love finds you in your purpose26:10 – Marriage isn’t guaranteed29:47 – What inspires Riley to keep sharing her story31:55 – How to get in touch with Riley and buy her book32:42 – What has Riley been enjoying about her podcast?34:25 – How does Riley live her faith outside of Sunday?Support the showOutside of Sunday is part of the Outsider Network and is made with the help of Inspirational Media.
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Episode 143: How I Survived the Boxing Day Tsunami - Riley Kehoe, Part 1
In part 1 of this powerful testimony, Riley Kehoe shares how her childhood trip to Thailand in 2004 turned life-changing. At just ten years old, Riley and her family experienced the 9.1 earthquake and the devastating tsunami that followed - the deadliest natural disaster of the 21st century.From prophetic dreams that led her family to New Zealand, to the moment she saw the wave racing toward them, Riley recounts her story of courage, trauma, and a good God who carried her through it all. With faith, prayer, and miracles along the way, this episode reminds us that even in the midst of extreme disaster, God is so near.Click here to watch this episode on YouTube.Click here to go to Riiley's website to purchase her book and learn more about her ministry. 0:00 – Coming up1:00 – Welcome and introducing Riley3:13 – The prophetic dreams that brought Riley to New Zealand5:41 – Giving her life to Jesus at five years old7:05 – Visiting Thailand in 2004 for mission work and Christmas8:47 – The 9.1 earthquake and experiencing the infamous Thailand tsunami as a ten-year-old10:47 – The first sign of something wrong12:11 – Seeing a thin white line (25m tsunami wave)12:25 – Mum’s prayer: “God, where are my children?”13:50 – Seeing the tsunami wave hit and running for their lives16:08 – The deadliest natural disaster of the 21st century16:21 – Did this disaster shake Riley’s faith?18:28 – Doubt can lead us towards Jesus20:58 – Choosing to stay and help with the rescue effort23:19 – Coming back to New Zealand25:17 – Dealing with fear of the ocean26:08 – Fighting between courage and fear28:10 – Three seconds of courageSupport the showOutside of Sunday is part of the Outsider Network and is made with the help of Inspirational Media.
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Episode 142 - Truth Matters' Reflections & The Man on the Deserted Island
In today's episode, I'll be sharing an update regarding Amelia Fowler, and reflect on her beautiful legacy of faith. I'm also taking a look at some of your comments from Henare’s viral clip, react to Wes Huff’s episode, and touch on the Cookie Time controversy (yes, really).Later in the episode, we will switch to a recording from the Truth Matters conference, where Laura and I sat down right as it was wrapping up to share our thoughts on the speakers, the moments that stood out, and what it all stirred in us. Stay with us to the end as I draw the winners of our last giveaway for 2025!Click here to watch this episode on YouTube.0:00 – Coming Up: A look at what’s ahead in today’s episode0:30 – Intro: Welcome back to Outside of Sunday0:40 – What’s Coming Up Today: From heartfelt updates to honest reactions0:50 – Remembering Amelia Fowler3:07 – Your Comments on Henare’s Viral Clip7:26 – Reacting to the Wes Huff Episode9:20 – The Cookie Time Controversy: Clearing the air 12:52 – The Man on the Deserted Island: Responding to your comments19:02 – Is There Still Hope for the Man on the Island? My personal reflections22:58 – Live from Truth Matters Conference: Christa and Laura’s on-the-day reflections26:23 – Reacting to the Truth Matters Speakers32:10 – Our Take on Wes Huff’s Message37:36 – Final Thoughts on Truth Matters39:52 – Giveaway Winners AnnouncedSupport the showOutside of Sunday is part of the Outsider Network and is made with the help of Inspirational Media.
In this episode of Outside of Sunday, I sit down with Aaron and Emma Falconer — the amazing husband-and-wife duo behind Come and Know Me. Their passion for Christ and the gospel is inspiring and I'm incredibly grateful for their mission to platform scriptural truth is such a creative way. It's beautiful. Aaron and Emma share the heart behind Come and Know Me, the impact it’s having here in New Zealand, and what’s coming next - including the Romans Project and Festival One. They also open up about making music before and after having kids, and offer some real encouragement for other Christian artists on the same journey. Thank you Aaron and Emma!To check out the project and find out more about Aaron and Emma click here.Click here to watch this episode on YouTube.0:00 – Coming up on Outside of Sunday0:40 – Intro0:50 – Welcome Aaron & Emma Falconer to Outside of Sunday1:27 – About Come and Know Me – the heart behind the music2:35 – Meet Aaron & Emma Falconer – Christian musicians and worship leaders3:40 – Their time in Dallas and how it shaped their faith journey6:43 – Coming to faith and following God’s call into music ministry8:59 – The driving force and inspiration behind Come and Know Me10:22 – The impact of Come and Know Me across New Zealand’s Christian music scene12:22 – What’s next: Romans Project, Festival One, and future worship music plans13:39 – How to connect with Aaron & Emma Falconer online and through ministry13:58 – Making music before and after having children – faith, family, and creativity16:31 – Aaron & Emma’s advice and encouragement for NZ Christian music artistsSupport the showOutside of Sunday is part of the Outsider Network and is made with the help of Inspirational Media.
NZ-based Christian women's podcast. Genuine conversations, inspiring testimonies, and biblical encouragement to live our faith in and outside of Sunday.
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