The Rock Church of Fenton Women's Ministry

Some of us desperately want to be good soldiers, but the battle has raged so long and the fight has been so hard that we have become weary. If we’re honest, we’re tempted to lay down our weapons and walk off the battlefield entirely. What do we do when everything in us wants to go AWOL? How can we find strength and hope to fight another day? Join us as we learn how to press into the fight toward v...

We live in a culture that has much to say about what our families’ priorities should be, but how do the world’s values differ from what the Bible calls us to? How can we equip our children to be godly in today’s world, and what things can we do to strengthen and build up our families? This session will focus on how we can train our children up in the fear of the Lord and build solid families cente...

In the Bible, an armor bearer doesn’t wield the sword, spear, or javelin him/herself, but carries it into battle on behalf of a soldier. In life sometimes we are the soldier actively battling, and other times we are like armor-bearers providing necessary support to a soldier in the fight. When we see those we love battling, how can we best support them? Join us as we learn what it looks like to be...

The Bible calls us soldiers of the cross. When and how did you become a soldier and what does this require of your life? What can you do to prepare yourself for battle, to stand firm under attack and not retreat? Our second session will focus on how we, as soldiers, can equip ourselves through the power of Christ for each battle we face.

We are engaged in a spiritual war that rages all around us, but what does the battle actually look like? Who is my enemy and how does he attack my life? In session one we will focus on gaining an understanding of our enemy and his tactics so we can be prepared for attack and not allow him to discourage or defeat us.

When we pray to our Father, we notice from Jesus' teaching that He is "in Heaven." This simple phrase reminds us of God's sovereignty and perfect character. As we direct our prayers toward Heaven, our focus is fixed not on earthly things, but on the majestic kingdom we have been given access to by the blood of Christ Jesus. Join us for session three of "When You Pray." Verses Used: Isaiah 66:1 Psa...

As Jesus instructs us to pray, He says we ought to address God as "our Father." What does it mean that God is our Father? Are we all His children? As our Father, what is His nature toward us? Join us for session two of "When You Pray." Verses Used: Matthew 6:9 Hebrews 4:6 Hebrews 2:11 1 Timothy 2:5 2 Corinthians 6:18 Discussion Questions: 1. What have you done this past week to place a greater foc...

Jesus begins teaching us about prayer by calling us first to examine our hearts. Are they clean before the Lord or are they full of hypocrisy and pride? Do our prayers come from a sincere heart or do we fall into the trap of praying meaningless repetitions? Join us for session one of our study: When You Pray as we examine the proper posture with which we ought to approach God in prayer. Verses Use...

In the book of Luke, Jesus tells the story of the prodigal son who returns home after a season of chasing after the things of the world. On this month’s episode, we talk with Jen Rosell about a few prodigal seasons in her life & the grace God gives upon the prodigal’s return.

It can often be difficult to navigate how to be a help & truly bear someone else’s burdens in the midst of their crisis. On this month’s episode, we’re talking about ways we often fail in doing this, ways we can be helpful and most importantly, how to continually point people back to Christ.

On this month’s episode of Walk Worthy, we are discussing the importance of rest. It is a gift that God gives His people, and yet one that seems to be ever elusive. We’ll take a look at why it’s important, why we tend to avoid it, and how we can truly find the rest for our souls that Jesus promises.

On this month’s episode of Walk Worthy we sit down with Lisa Deering to talk about her story of God’s redemptive power in her life & marriage. You can contact the marriage ministry via email at marriage@rockfenton.com For more information and past teachings visit https://www.rockfenton.com/marriage

Paul concludes the book of Ephesians by refocusing our gaze heavenward. He urges us to be people of prayer, praying at all times, about all things and for all people. It is prayer that enables us to fight our battles and be victorious through the power of the Holy Spirit. It is prayer that allows us fellowship with the Father, and it is prayer that refreshes and strengthens our souls. Are we devot...

As followers of Christ, we fight a spiritual battle that daily wages war against our souls. How can we prepare ourselves for an enemy that we cannot see? Paul commands us to do so by putting on the “Armor of God.” What does that mean, and how will this prepare us for a lifetime of battles against the enemy? Ephesians 6:14-17 walks us through each piece we need in order to equip our bodies and soul...

While we often look to physical things we can see, the Bible reminds us that our battle is not with flesh and blood, but rather, it is a spiritual battle we fight. Where do we get strength for this battle? How can we stand firm even in the fiercest battle? Join us for session 17 of our study: Stewards of His Grace. Verses Used: Ephesians 6:10-13 James 4:7-10 1 Peter 5:6-11 2 Corinthians 10: 3-5 Ma...

All throughout Scripture believers are encouraged to “persevere,” “have endurance” and “hold fast.” But what do these things mean? And what do they look like played out in the life of a believer? On this month’s episode of Walk Worthy, we are talking about how we as believers are called to persevere and why it’s worth it.

More than ever, marriages are under attack. What does a Biblical marriage look like? How are husbands and wives called to act towards one another, and how does following the Biblical prescription for marriage both strengthen it and protect it? Join us as we look at how submission and love work together to build a strong marriage in session 15 of Stewards of His Grace. Verses Used: Ephesians 5:22-3...

Christ Himself, the Lord of Lords and King of Kings, came to serve. We should never elevate ourselves to a position based on job title or leadership role where we feel entitled to be served rather than to serve others. In these verses, Paul changes the status quo of personal relationships across family and social barriers through the principle of mutual submission in the Lord. In doing so we demon...

Are we fully awake as Christians or have we been lulled to sleep by the distractions of this world? In this section, we are reminded to take care how we walk, not as unwise, but as wise because our time here is short. Join us for session 14 of Stewards of His Grace. Verses Used: Ephesians 5:14-21 John 8:12 Proverbs 4:18 Psalm 27:11 Ephesians 4:32 Proverbs 3:5-6 Psalm 42:8 Zephaniah 3:7

We are instructed to be imitators of our heavenly Father in love, righteousness and as light. What does this actually mean? What would it look like to love others as we have been loved? How can we pursue righteousness and walking as light in a world that is increasingly sinful and dark? Join us for session 13 of Stewards of His Grace. Scripture Used: Ephesians 5:1-13 Matthew 5:46 John 15:12-13 1 P...

On this month’s episode of Walk Worthy, we’re talking about conflict. Ephesians 4:26 tells us “Be angry, yet do not sin.” How is that possible? Join us as we seek the Scripture and discover how God teaches us to resolve issues with each other.

We are called to a high standard as believers. Perhaps one of the most difficult areas to control is our speech. Paul exhorts us not to use any unwholesome words, but rather, words that edify those around us. We are instructed to put away bitterness and anger and instead to pursue kindness and forgiveness toward all. Join us for session twelve of Stewards of His Grace. Scripture Used: Ephesians 4:...

As believers in Jesus Christ we are called to intentionally lay aside falsehood and instead to speak the truth to one another. Paul also exhorts us not to sin when we are angry, but instead to extend grace to one another. Finally, as those making a claim to godliness we should not steal, but rather, look for ways to be generous and give to others. Join us for session eleven of Stewards of His Grac...

Paul draws a stark contrast between how we lived before Christ and how we're called to live once we are saved. As believers, we are instructed to lay aside the old self and to put on the new self, walking in righteousness. We must fight the tendency of our hearts to become calloused and continue to seek Christ first. Join us for session ten of Stewards of His Grace. Verses Used: Ephesians 4:17-24...

When Christ ascended in triumph into glory, He gave gifts to each and every believer. As stewards of the grace of God, we are called to employ these gifts to serve one another and to bring glory to God. Exercising our gifts and studying the Word of God helps us grow into maturity so we are lacking nothing. Join us for session nine of Stewards of His Grace. Scripture Used: Ephesians 4:7-16 Psalm 16...