The Bible raises our awareness of the sly, deadly, and life-breaking nature of adultery. Proverbs 5 serves as a warning. Listen in.

Repetition is needed because people like us are so easily deviated. In Proverbs 4, there are some messages that repeat what we have already been encountering in this book so far. As you listen to what the Bible says again and again, you'll see that you have at least 3 decisions to make.

What is your most valuable possession? God’s word is telling us about the value of God's wisdom: urging us to find it, to value it, to keep our eyes on it, and apply it. The writer of Proverbs presents us with 4 calls to action here. Listen in.

Trust in the Lord. That’s the central message of this text, this book. The Bible itself. The writer begins this chapter with a START HERE! instruction, followed by a call to nurture a life of commitment to the Lord.

Today at the start of a new year, and the start of the next 5 years, God’s Word sits each one of us down for a serious chat. As we are in the Proverbs, you could probably sum up the message of this serious chat proverbially… a bit like this: Start a search, find a fear, live the rescue!

In the war for your identity that is being waged, when you are enticed... who will you listen to?

We are part of a world that often says that the worst choices are ok choices. Immersed in that culture, navigating life becomes a real challenge for us. If we are Christians, we will need to learn how to take the best and right course of action. Where does reading Proverbs come in? Listen and find out.

A Christmas Day message from Blackrock Community Church - Happy Christmas!

There’s no better time than Christmas Eve to think about your Christmas Reception. In fact, as Matthew describes two receptions from the first Christmas – one in Jerusalem and one in Bethlehem - he’s at the same time getting us to consider our own reception of Jesus.

In December you might well have gone to one of the traditional Christmas 9 Lessons and 9 Carols services. Here are 9 lessons from John 1. Each with the call to believe, and each with the subsequent call to have life in his name.