The Rock Church of Fenton Women's Ministry

Many times we try to obtain salvation through other sources, but Scripture clearly tells us that our redemption is in Christ alone. Through Christ's death on the cross He removed our sin once and for all. Not only do we obtain salvation through Christ, but we also receive an eternal inheritance. Join us for part two of our study "Stewards of His Grace" as we examine the redemption, freedom and ble...

The letter to the Ephesians details the incredible grace God has gifted us with upon salvation. When we trust in Christ through faith we not only become partakers of grace, but we become stewards of it as well. Join us for session one of "Stewards of His Grace" as we examine the incredible blessings we have received as daughters of the King. Scriptures Used: Ephesians 1:1-6 2 Peter 1:3 2 Timothy 2...

In Luke 10, we read the story of Mary & Martha when Jesus comes to visit them. We often hear how we shouldn’t be a “Martha” and should strive to be a “Mary.” Join us in a conversation about both of these women & how we should indeed “choose the good part,” but also be doers of the Word.

When we are hurt or betrayed our fleshly desire is to seek revenge. However, the Bible tells us we should never do so. How can we live with the wrongs done to us if we cannot retaliate? Instead of taking our own revenge, why should we trust God to judge on our behalf? As we follow Biblical instructions for when we are wronged we find that instead of being overcome by evil, we can instead overcome...

We've often heard the adage, "an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth." It is our natural inclination to repay evil with evil. However, the Bible stands in direct opposition to this fleshly desire when it tells us never to repay evil for evil. Instead, we are to do right and strive to be at peace with all, even those who wound us. Grab a Bible and join us for session 12 of our study: A Living Sa...

Grief is something that we will all walk through at some point in our lives. But as followers of Christ, we do not grieve as those who have no hope. Join us as we talk with two women who have suffered loss, sought the Lord as their source of comfort, and are striving to walk worthy through their grief allowing God to use their story for His glory.

The Bible tells us to rejoice with those who rejoice and to weep with those who weep. How do we sometimes fail to do this well? What things can we do to properly live this verse out in our lives? Grab a Bible and join us for Session Ten of our study: A Living Sacrifice. Scriptures Used: Luke 10:21; 1 Corinthians 13:6; Philippians 4:11-13; Luke 15:8-10; 2 Corinthians 1:3, 4; Psalm 68:5; 2 Thessalon...

The Bible instructs us to bless those who persecute us. Persecution is different from poor treatment or even injustice. What should be our response when we are persecuted for our faith? Do we have what it takes to stand strong when persecution arises? Grab a Bible and join us for Session Nine of our study: A Living Sacrifice. Romans 12:14 Matt 5:44 Luke 6:27&28 Romans 12:20 2 Tim 3:12 Revelation 6...

On this month’s episode of Walk Worthy, we’re talking about grace—what it is, how God shows it to us & how we should be exemplifying it in our lives!

We are commanded to contribute to the needs of others. Is this only money? Could it be other things? What are the reasons we should do so? Paul also exhorts us to practice hospitality. Many times we are too busy or too selfish to make this a priority in our lives. However, we owe our salvation to an act of hospitality on our behalf by Christ. Join us for session 8 of our study: A Living Sacrifice....

The Bible commands us to rejoice always. How can we do so in difficult times when we feel like doing anything but rejoicing? Is it possible that our trials could actually be used for our good? Join us for session 7 as we discuss finding our hope in Christ regardless of our circumstances, persevering through trials and being devoted to prayer in all seasons. Scriptures Used: Romans 12:12; Philippia...

The Bible calls us to be devoted to one another in brotherly love. What does that actually look like and how can we be better at doing this? Why should we care to show preference to one another? This passage also challenges us to be diligent in our service to the Lord. Sometimes we encounter stumbling blocks that hinder us from serving Him well. Grab a Bible and join us for session 6 of Romans 12....

We are called to love without hypocrisy. What does that actually look like, and why is it hard to obey? As we engage the battle to love others well, we are also instructed to abhor evil and instead cling to what is good. We must guard our hearts with all diligence if we are to turn from evil toward what is good. Join us for session 5 of Romans 12. Scriptures used: Romans 12:9; Hebrews 4:12; 1 Cori...

The Bible lists many different types of spiritual gifts. What do these gifts look like in day to day life? How do I know what my giftings are and what purpose do they serve? What happens if I don't use the gifts God has given me? Grab a Bible and join us for week 4 of our study on Romans 12. Scriptures Used: Romans 12:6-8; 2 Timothy 4:2; Ephesians 4:11-13; Ephesians 2:10; 1 Corinthians 4:1-2; Matt...

As women, it is so easy to try to find our worth in our looks, the things we do, who we spend time with—we often are trying to earn a value that can only be given from salvation in Christ. Join us today as we discuss what the Bible says about our worth and the rest that comes from knowing our true identity is in Christ.

The Bible talks about the "body of Christ." What does that phrase mean? What is my part in being an active member in the body of Christ? Join us for part three of Romans 12 as we discuss the role God has given each of us as active members of God's church. Scriptures Used: Mark 4:3-8; 14-20; 1 Peter 2:9; Romans 12:6; 1 Corinthians 12:11; Ephesians 4:1-6; Romans 12:6; 2 Peter 1:20-21; 1 Peter 4:7-10

What is grace and how does it impact my life? When we better understand the gift of grace we have received we can more easily extend it to others. A grace-filled life is willing to meet others where they're at and safeguards us from thinking too highly of ourselves. Grab a Bible and join us for session two of Romans 12. Scripture Used: Romans 12:3; Philippians 2:3-4; Numbers 12:3; James 4:10; Eccl...

In Romans 12 we read that we are called to be living sacrifices. What does that actually mean? How do we live this verse out practically speaking? How is living our lives in such a way considered worship unto the Lord? Grab a Bible and join us for the first session in our Romans 12 study. Scripture Used: Romans 12:1-2; Colossians 2:13; Romans 6:8; Romans 11:33-36; Mark 12:35; 1 Peter 2:5

This month on Walk Worthy, we are covering what can be a sensitive topic—Overcoming Abuse. It is God’s desire to bring healing, comfort & forgiveness about in the life of someone who has suffered abuse. Whether you’ve suffered abuse yourself or are trying to walk alongside and encourage someone as they heal, this is for you. Join us as we talk to two incredible women who have allowed Jesus to not...

Scripture teaches that those who believe in Jesus Christ as Savior are continually being refined and perfected. We are given opportunities daily to become more like Christ by allowing Him to purify us. Tune in to this month’s episode of Walk Worthy—“Refining.”

Many times we hear the phrase, “take up your cross.” What does that actually mean to our lives? What implications do Jesus’ words have on our daily lives? Grab a Bible and join us as Erin Morris shares a message on what a true disciple looks like. Scriptures used: Mark 8:34-38; Philippians 3:8; Galatians 2:20; Romans 12:1 Sent from my iPhone

Many times it's easy to have a negative view of ourselves based on our past or lack of abilities. We so easily forget that our worth comes from the Lord and not from anything we do. Grab a Bible and join us as we discuss how God's view of us differs from our own.

Patience is a characteristic we're called to as believers, but it is difficult to lay hold of. What does patience look like? How does patience act? What is its source? Grab a Bible and join us as we examine the Biblical definition of patience and how we, as believers, can grow in it. Scriptures Used: Galatians 3:2-5; 5:16-25; John 15:4-8; Revelation 22:1-2; Philippians 1:6; 1 Corinthians 10:34; Ga...

Have you ever read the Bible and wondered how it fits into history or wondered at what point in time the characters lived? Do you wonder how the nations around Israel impacted them? Join us for an overview of the history of the Israelites and gain a better understanding that will assist you in your own study of the Bible. Scriptures Used: Romans 8:22-25; Exodus 3:7; 1 Samuel 8:18; 2 Kings 17:12-14...