The Rock Church of Fenton Women's Ministry

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...

In this month’s episode of “Walk Worthy,” we are joined by Tracey Helms to discuss hospitality. Hospitality goes far beyond having your family over for Christmas dinner. Join us as we talk about what hospitality is and how it should be practically lived out in the life of a believer.

What does the Bible say about generosity? Is it bad to have money? How can we be patient in times of struggle? James challenges us to look beyond ourselves and our own struggles to see those around us. We are called to have grace for one another, bear with each other, and to endure through difficulty. Join us for our next section of James. Scripture Used: James 5:1-11 Luke 18:18-25 Mark 4:19 Prove...

What is the difference between gaining wise counsel and gossiping or slander?  When do we cross over from questioning something into judging each other?  As believers in Jesus Christ we ought to be careful with the words we speak about others.  God is the only righteous Judge.  We also must be careful to consult Him as we make plans for our lives as we do not know what each day holds.  James chall...

What does it mean that God opposes the proud, but gives grace to the humble? How can we successfully resist the devil? Humility is a safeguard for our lives and helps us recognize and avoid the snares of the enemy. Pride drives us to judge one another, think more highly of ourselves than we ought and be led into all kinds of evil. God gives us a greater grace that we may overcome through His power...

What is the reason for the conflict we have between each other? How do the passions of our hearts drive us to disunity and other sins? James explains that all sin starts with a desire in our hearts that we cultivate and allow to grow into action. He reminds us that we cannot serve both the world and its desires and also serve the Lord. We must make a choice. Grab your Bible and join us for our nex...

On this month’s episode of Walk Worthy, we are discussing a a viewer-suggested topic—the lust of the flesh & the lust of the eyes. This is a sin that can be uncomfortable to talk about, but is something that runs rampant in our world today so we’re shining a light on it! Join us as we see what God says about it and how we can flee from it. If you have further questions, send them to women@hisrock....

What is wisdom? How does Godly wisdom differ from worldly wisdom? Selfishness and jealousy can motivate us to all kinds of evil, but God’s wisdom will guard and guide us. Through wisdom we can understand how to be pure, peaceable, gentle and merciful. Scriptures used: James 3:13-18 Proverbs 25:11 2 Corinthians 5:21

It’s easy to use our tongues inappropriately. We often use the wrong tone, speak without thinking, or we’re quick to defend and speak when we are angry. In chapter 3, James discusses the extreme power of our tongue, reminding us that words have a great impact on our lives and the lives of others. He emphasizes that we need to be extremely careful with the words we choose to utilize.

What does “saving faith” look like? Is it possible to know some things about God and not be saved? What do works have to do with faith? James lays out three different kinds of faith in this text, but only one is true faith. Join us as we examine what the difference is and how you can be sure your faith is real.

On this month’s episode of “Walk Worthy,” we are talking about pride. It’s a sin that can sneak in where we least expect it. Join us as we talk about what pride is, what it can look like in our lives, and how we can actively be fighting against it.

How can we love our neighbor as ourselves? How can we show preference to one another in love? If we show partiality to those around us, we sin and fail to love how Christ loved us. If we have received the mercy of God we should extend that to each other. Join us as we examine our next section of James 2.

How does God feel about partiality? How is partiality different from showing honor or respect? Join us as we examine what the Bible says about partiality, how we sometimes fall into the trap of it and what we can do to more closely emulate Christ.

What does pure, undefiled religion look like in the eyes of God? How should knowing Christ impact our walk? The Bible tells us that our faith should change us from the inside out. We should walk in His promises, His ways and care about those that are in distress. As we walk with the Lord, we can experience true transformation. Join us this week as we examine our next portion of James.

How can we use the resources God has given us well? How can we ensure that our hope is in the Lord and not in our resources? Join us as we talk about walking by faith and not by sight. As we trust the Lord He will help us persevere and avoid being deceived by the enemy in times of trial. James 1:9-18

In this month's episode of "Walk Worthy," we sit down with Angela Bigard, who serves in full time ministry with Mission of Hope in the Dominican Republic. Angela shares her story of coming to know Jesus, her call to the foreign mission field, and trusting God in the midst of uncertainty.

We all face times of testing and trials in our lives. As believers in Jesus Christ, how should we approach trials? Is it possible that trials can even be good for us? In this message Erin Morris discusses how we can even count our trials as joy and allow them to be used for good in our lives. James 1:1-8

In this episode of Walk Worthy, we’ll be discussing 1 Peter 3:4 and what “the beauty of a gentle and quiet spirit” actually means & how it should look in the life of a Christian woman.