The Rock Church of Fenton Women's Ministry

Just as we require water to sustain our physical bodies, we have need of the living water to quench our parched souls. If we are not in constant communion with the Lord we are in danger of our souls becoming dry and barren. How can we cultivate a hunger and a thirst for the Lord? When we are in a dry season, what can we do to gain access to the living water so we can be fruitful once more? Join us...

As Paul closes his letter to Titus he reminds us to avoid foolish controversies and disputes because arguing over spiritual things doesn't make us spiritual. Rather, we are called to walk in obedience to the things we have learned. We ought also to avoid divisive people and instead engage in the good deeds we are called to. Join us for the conclusion of our study on Titus. Scriptures Used: Titus 3...

Paul reminds the Cretans to submit to the government and its officers. How should we, as believers, apply that verse to our lives? Is there ever a reason to go against the government? We are also reminded in this passage that we are saved by the great mercy of the Lord and not by works we have done. Because of the salvation, we have received we should walk in good works so that others may see them...

The Bible says to do everything without grumbling or complaining. In the world today, it’s easy to look around and see nothing but the negative. But as believers in Jesus Christ, we are to dwell on things that are honoring to the Lord. As a result—our speech, actions, and social media should reflect that. Join us today as we discuss, “Complaining.”

Salvation is just the first step in the life of the believer. Once we know the Lord we are called to be set apart. Our outward lives should reflect the inward change of our salvation. Where can we receive instruction for living this way? What good deeds are we called to as Christians? Grab your Bible and join us as we continue our study of Titus. Scriptures Used: Titus 2:11-15; Ephesians 2:8; 1 Co...

In this portion of Scripture, Paul exhorts young men to be sensible and maintain character qualities that line up with what they claim to believe. How does this section relate to us, as women? How can we too pursue godly behavior so that we adorn the doctrine of the Lord instead of being a stumbling block to those around us? How should we view those people who are in authority over us and what sho...

The church is built up and supported by members that are strong in faith. We are called to be well versed in sound doctrine and in godliness. What does a godly man look like? What things does a mature woman in the faith do? How can we encourage others to do the same? Join us for part three of our study of Titus. Scriptures Used: 1 Timothy 1:3-7, 2 Timothy 4:2, Matthew 25:35, Proverbs 31:13-16, 23,...

In a world where anything goes, false teachers abound. They offer messages that feed our flesh and fail to convict our souls. How can we discern if the people we listen to are Biblically based? How can we protect ourselves from being deceived? Join us as we continue our study of Titus.

On this month’s “Walk Worthy,” we talk with Lori Cenzer about prayer. Prayer is our main communication with God; however, people can often feel intimidated about where to start. In this episode, we’ll discuss how God uses prayer and how to become more committed to being women who pray.

Paul wrote the book of Titus to help create solid churches that would be effective in winning people to the Gospel of Jesus Christ. He reminds us that we were redeemed by Christ to a hope that is eternal and imperishable and he challenges us to live out our faith in such a way that we would adorn the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Join us for the first message of our Titus series.

As we continue our study of the excellent woman, we discover that she is clothed with strength and dignity. What does that look like? How do we, at times, "clothe ourselves" with things other than these things? What does it look like to fear the Lord? Join us as we conclude the book of Proverbs with a final look at the woman in Proverbs 31. Scriptures Used: Colossians 2:6-7, Colossians 4:6, 1 John...

In a fast paced, keep up with Jones’ type of world, our to-do lists get longer and longer and we tend to exhaust ourselves with work. At the same time, the fears and cares of this world easily distract us from doing the Lord’s work. But the Proverbs 31 woman teaches us that if we are firmly planted in Christ, using the gifts He’s given to us, we can reap the fruit of our hard labor and no longer f...

Proverbs 31 describes an excellent woman. This section of Scripture tells us she is strong and virtuous. What does this woman act like? What things does she do? How does Biblical strength differ from what the world tells us we should be as women? Join us for the first part of a three-part series on Proverbs 31. Scripture Used: Proverbs 31:10-16, 1 Peter 1:3-9, 1 Kings 18, 1 Peter 3:1-6, Proverbs 1...

We live in a culture committed to busyness and over-commitment. How should we as Christian women strive to prioritize our lives? What should those priorities be? In this month’s episode of “Walk Worthy,” we will talk about what God calls us to and how we can prioritize our lives to be faithful to that calling.

What is a sluggard?  What does it look like to be diligent?  In which areas of our lives should we be diligent?  Proverbs has much to say about the consequences of being a sluggard in various areas of our lives.  It also recounts the blessings available for the diligent person.  Grab a Bible and join us as we discuss how to avoid being a sluggard. Scripture Used: Matthew 6:33, Proverbs 12:11, Prov...

What is a steward?  What does God say about money and generosity?  The Bible calls us to be good stewards of all that God has entrusted to us.  When we think of our resources, we often think first of money, but money is not the only resource we are given. The wise person will ask, "Do I have an open or closed hand with the resources I've been given?"  Grab a Bible and join us for our next section...

No one loves to be told they were wrong, but the Bible tells us correction is not only useful, but necessary to our lives. What does the Bible say about reproof? What should the heart behind correction be? Join us as we talk about having ears to hear the correction God sends in our lives. Scripture Used: Job 5:17; Proverbs 5:21-23; Proverbs 29:1; Proverbs 20:30; Hebrews 12:9-11

What does the Bible say about anger? Is it possible to be angry and not sin? How can we control ourselves when we feel anger well up inside of us? Grab a Bible and join us as we examine what Proverbs has to say about anger. Scriptures used: Proverbs 18:6, 21:9, 12:16, 19:11, 25:28, 15:1, 17:4, 16:32, Ephesians 4:26-27, James 3;18

We live in a world that is constantly chasing after more. But God calls us to something different—contentment. In this month’s episode of "Walk Worthy," we discuss what contentment is and how we can fight for it in our lives. Our “War Zone” Women’s Retreat is coming up! For more information & to register, visit https://hisrock.churchcenter.com/registrations/events/363682

We battle pride every day. Are you aware of the ways it tempts you? Its influence can be so subtle and yet so powerful. If we are to fight against it we must see how God views pride and how to pursue humility. We must not deceive ourselves. Grab your Bible and join us for our next portion of Proverbs. Scriptures used: Proverbs 21:24, Proverbs 16:5, Colossians 3:12, Philippians 2:3, James 4:10

Many times we hear things like, "I just say what I think," or "I have no filter." Do we ever stop to think about the impact our words have on other people? Proverbs tells us that the power of life and death is in the tongue. We have the power to build up or tear down with our words. Join us for our next section of Proverbs as we discuss how to speak wisely. Scripture used: Proverbs 17:27-28 Prover...

The Bible clearly outlines the difference between the wicked man and the righteous man. If asked, would you be able to define the difference? What is it that the righteous man does that categorizes him as "righteous?" What does he/she not do? Grab your Bible and join us for our next message in Proverbs. Verses Used: The Path of the Wicked Man Proverbs 1:15-16, Proverbs 4:14-17, Proverbs 12:26, Pro...

We are all given to moments of foolishness. Does that make us fools? How can we move away from folly toward being a wise person? The Bible illustrates the road to both wisdom and folly in vivid language. Join us as we examine both the wise and foolish man and learn how to avoid folly in our lives. Scriptures used: Psalm 101:2-4 Proverbs 1:5, 7, 32 Proverbs 3:11-13 Proverbs 8:9 Proverbs 10:1, 14, 1...

This month on "Walk Worthy," we're talking about forgiveness. No matter the pain or hurt we’ve been caused, Christ calls us to be obedient in forgiveness. Grab your Bible & follow along as we look at the forgiveness we’ve been offered and the forgiveness we are to extend to others.

Is it wrong to take an oath?  If I pray with faith am I guaranteed to be healed?  Join us for our final section of James as we discuss what causes sickness, the means by which we're healed and what effective prayer looks like.  James also challenges us to confess our sins one to another and to live in such a way that we seek to turn back those caught in sin. Scriptures used: James 5:12-20 Proverbs...