The Rock Church of Fenton Women's Ministry

Loving our enemies is deeply challenging to our flesh, but Scripture clearly lays out how we are to treat them. In session four, we examine the Biblical standard for choosing to love our enemies, forgive even when it's difficult, and trust in God as the perfect Judge. Verses Used: Luke 6:35 Proverbs 3:5 Ephesians 4:32 Matthew 5:44 Discussion Questions: 1) What resonated with you most in this week’...

Jealousy seems trivial. But if left unchecked, it can turn into ugly and bitter hatred. Join us on this month’s episode as we discuss the root of jealousy, the sin that sprouts from it and how to fight against it.

As we abide in Christ, the fruit the Holy Spirit produces in our lives should be evident in the way we love others. Jesus calls us to love one another as He has loved us, a love that is not based on feelings or the world’s definition. What does it mean to love like Jesus? How can the way we love others point people to Christ and open the door to the gospel? In session two, we will explore what it...

Above all, we are called to love God with all our heart, soul, and strength, guarding our hearts against distractions, desires, or idols that can take His place. In session two we discuss what it means to surrender fully to God, trust His ways, and live with a heart that is completely devoted to Him. Verses: Deuteronomy 6:4 1 Kings 11:7 Exodus 20:3-6 Psalm 139:23-24 Discussion Questions: 1) What r...

As followers of Jesus Christ, we are called to YIELD fruit in keeping with the repentance that we claim. What exactly is this fruit? What's our part in cultivating it, and what is God's? What things do we allow in our lives that threaten to choke it out? In session one, we explore the call to YIELD fruit in our lives and examine whether or not our lives show evidence of the salvation we claim. Ver...

Scripture tells us that without faith, it is impossible to please God. But how much faith do we need? What is our faith in? How do we put our faith into practice or even increase it? Join us as we discuss all this and more on this month’s episode.

365 times in Scripture, God says not to fear. Fear is a very real emotion that we come up against often in life—but how do we not let it master over us? Join us on this month’s episode as we discuss what God calls us to in the midst of fear and how to surrender to a God who is an ever-present help in trouble.

How can we trust that the Bible is really God’s Word? Who put the books together? Why does it matter? Join us for this month’s episode, as we discuss the truth of Scripture with our guest, Kaycee White.

Throughout Scripture, God continually calls His people to remember. Yet we are often quick to forget His faithfulness, provision, and mighty works. Just as the Israelites built altars in the wilderness as reminders of God’s goodness, we too should intentionally reflect on what the Lord has done. Remembering His faithfulness strengthens us in times of trial, encourages our hearts, and helps guard u...

The wise woman builds her house, but the foolish tears it down with her own hands. As women, we have great power to build our marriages up or slowly erode them. Join us as we talk about the common pitfalls that weaken our marriages and how we can rebuild through our obedience to Christ.

As we conclude Entrusted, we reflect on the instructions Paul charged us with in 1 and 2 Timothy. As believers, we are called to guard the treasure we have been entrusted, entrust the treasure to others, and uphold the treasure by the way we live.  Verses Used: 2 Timothy 1:14 2 Timothy 2:15 2 Timothy 2:2 1 Timothy 1:18-19 Discussion Questions: 1) In 2 Timothy 1:14, Paul instructed us to “guard the...

Paul's final written words serve as both a challenge and an encouragement to the believer. Though others deserted him, the Lord stood with him and strengthened him to proclaim the gospel even as a prisoner of Rome. He did not fear physical death; he was certain the Lord would bring him safely home. Like Paul, we are called to proclaim the gospel and often may stand alone in doing so. Paul's exampl...

In this section of Scripture, we get a glimpse of Paul’s humanity as he makes some final requests to Timothy. He provides updates on fellow workers in the faith, where we can observe and reflect on their impact not just on Paul but also on the church. How do WE reflect these people Paul mentions, or where should we see warning signs? And what can we learn from how Paul handled these relationships?...

On this month’s episode of Walk Worthy, we’re discussing the “Lifer-Christian”—a believer raised in the faith and under the teaching of Scripture. It’s an incredible blessing, but what are some of the temptations that come along with it? Join us as we talk about the danger of self-righteousness, the power of our testimony, and the challenge to kindle afresh the gift of our salvation.

Paul urges us to fight the good fight, finish the race, and keep the faith. This is not a passive pursuit; rather, it demands action on our part. Each charge is connected, instructing us to press forward with purpose in our walk with the Lord, knowing a reward awaits us. Verses Used: 2 Timothy 4:6-8 Ephesians 6:12 Hebrews 12:2-3 Ephesians 6:13 Psalm 103:2 Discussion Questions: 1. Paul spent much o...

Description: Paul gives Timothy a solemn charge to preach the Word faithfully, warning that the time will come when people will stop their ears to the truth, preferring a message that comforts rather than convicts. As we see this unfold around us, Paul's words challenge us to remain steadfast and to faithfully fulfill the ministry we have been entrusted. Verses Used: 2 Timothy 4:1-5 John 5:22-23 E...

As Paul prepares Timothy to carry on the gospel ministry, he urges him to remain faithful to the example he has seen modeled in Paul’s life. Paul reminds Timothy—and believers today—that persecution is not merely a possibility but a promise for those who pursue a godly life in Christ. Yet God has not left His people unprepared. He has given us His Word, breathed out by Him and sufficient to teach,...

Paul warns about men and women who outwardly appear to be in the faith, but inwardly are not transformed by the power of the gospel. False teachers and false converts bring confusion and harm to those who follow them. Scripture equips us to discern between the genuine and the counterfeit and enables us to protect ourselves from their destructive doctrines. Verses Used: 2 Timothy 3:1-5 Jude 1:12-13...

On this month’s episode of Walk Worthy, we’re discussing a viewer request—gluttony. We live in a culture of consumption, whether it’s food, media or material items; but the Bible is clear that believers are called to live lives of self-control. Join us as we discuss what causes us to be gluttonous and how God gives us the power to walk in self-control as we’re called to.

The Bible calls us not to be quarrelsome, but to show kindness to all. Faithful obedience to Christ may place us among people with whom we disagree, but even in these moments our lives should reflect the fruit of the Spirit, shaping our attitude, words, and temperament. By doing so we can be a witness to the lost who are held captive by the enemy.  Verses Used: 2 Timothy 2:23-26 Proverbs 20:3 Prov...

In his second letter to Timothy, Paul gives clear instruction on how we, as followers of Christ, are to conduct ourselves by living in a way that either honors or dishonors the name of Christ. In session seven we examine what this looks like in everyday life and how we are to pursue it. Verses Used: 2 Timothy 2:20-22 Ephesians 2:10 1 Timothy 6:11 Romans 6:11-13 Psalm 51:12-13  Discussion Questions...

Paul warns Timothy against careless words and empty arguments that can unsettle the faith of others, reminding us that Scripture is not meant to win debates but to lead hearts toward Christ. Join us for Session Six as we explore what it means to handle God’s Word accurately in a world full of noise and confusion, learning how to present ourselves approved to God as workers who need not be ashamed....

Though Paul is in prison, he reminds Timothy that the gospel is not imprisoned. The power of the gospel has permeated every generation despite repeated attempts to suppress it. Paul willingly endures suffering that others may come to the saving knowledge of Jesus and anchors our hope in the truth that God remains faithful even when we are not. Verses Used: 2 Timothy 2:8 1 Corinthians 15:12-17 2 Ti...

On this month’s episode of Walk Worthy, we’re discussing Jesus’ radical commandment to love our enemies. This isn’t a passive putting-up-with, but an active blessing of those who curse us. Join us as we discuss why this is an important commandment of Jesus and what it might look like in your everyday life to truly “Love Your Enemies.”

Paul exhorts Timothy to consider the call of duty, the call of obedience, and the call of labor. Following Christ is not passive. We are on active duty and must stay focused in our faith to fulfill the work He has entrusted to us. In session four, we are challenged to engage in active service, to obey His commands, and to labor faithfully for the sake of the gospel. Verses Used: 2 Timothy 2:1-7 Lu...