The Rock Church of Fenton Women's Ministry

As mothers of young children we can sometimes feel overwhelmed and often isolated. This is a season that requires much of us, but take heart, you are not alone! If we have the tools, it is possible to keep our true purpose in focus in the midst of all the chaos. With Christ, we can maintain the mission the madness.

Check out the latest episode of Walk Worthy as we discuss our speech and how we can use it to the glory of God.

You’ve heard that God is a good Father and that Jesus loves you, but do you ever wonder what being adopted as God’s daughter looks like in real life? In a world where many of us came from broken and dysfunctional homes, how can we trust that God will take good care of us? Can our adoption into God’s family ever be revoked? Join us for this session if you’ve ever longed for a more clear understandi...

As Paul pens his final words to his friend, Timothy, he provides us with words that remind us to continue to fight the fight even when things are difficult. At times we may be wronged, but we must turn them over to the Lord and allow Him to repay them as He sees fit. Above all, we are not ashamed of the Gospel and we are prepared to carry it to any place God calls us. Join us for our final segment...

During his life, Paul endured many trials and leaves us his example on how to deal with them when they come. Trials are often meant to strengthen us and even as we fight through them, we do not fight alone. God fights for us and gives us wisdom every step of the way. We should use our lives, even in trial, to convince other people that there is a God who loves them. What has convinced you of that...

On this month’s episode of “Walk Worthy,” we will be doing a recap of the Rise Up Women’s Retreat: I Will Not Be Shaken. We will touch on a few key moments from the retreat as well as some behind the scenes of planning and how it personally affected each of us. If you were unable to be a part of the retreat, you can listen to the three main sessions here: http://bit.ly/IWILLNOTBESHAKEN Resources f...

In this section of 2 Timothy, Paul talks about people who outwardly look godly, but aren't godly inside. How can we be sure that we don't just have the appearance of godliness, but we acutally bear real fruit as believers in Christ? Paul also warns to be on guard against those who would seek to deceive us by twisting the truth. What things help us discern what is true? How can we be sure we won't...

In times of difficulty we often feel like the very foundation of our lives is shaken. However, Scripture promises us that Christ is an anchor for our souls, even in the tough times. What are the things that shake our faith? How can we endure difficult times without feeling overcome by them? Is it possible for God to use our trials for His glory?

We are told in Scripture to cast our burdens upon the Lord. But, doing so does not make our burdens disappear. God promises us that, in the things He asks us to carry, He will sustain us with His power. When we're weary and tempted to quit, how can we depend on His grace to help us fight another day?

Many of us carry burdens on our hearts and in our lives. Some of these burdens we place on ourselves, when we were actually called to be free of them through Christ. Other times, we may be called to carry a responsibility that seems too big for us or find ourselves in a trial that is difficult to bear. Is God aware of the burdens that we carry? What does it mean to "cast our burdens upon the Lord?...

Many of us want to be used of the Lord. How can we prepare ourselves to be useful to Him? What things prevent us from being useful to the Master? God can use anyone, but we must first be empty of some things and full of other things. Join us for this section of 2 Timothy and learn what it means to be a useable vessel for the Lord's service. Discussion Questions: 1. How would someone go from being...

The Bible calls us to be an "approved workman." What does it look like to be an approved workman that is able to understand what the Bible says and explain that to others? Listen to this message and discover what things we should do, shouldn't do and what our lives will look like if we are to be pleasing to God. 1. What does an “approved workman” do? (See 2 Timothy 2:14-16) 2. What does it mean to...

This week, we sit down with Ranae Seestadt who gives just a sneak peek of what God has done in her life and how her view of God shifted from judge to gracious father. Check it out!

Paul writes that by God's strength we are called to be soldiers of the cross who are not distracted by the things of this world. We are also instructed to compete as atheletes who run this race of life well in order to win an eternal prize. The final example Paul gives us in this section of Scriptiure is to work diligently as famers as we patiently await a harvest. Soldiers, athletes and farmers a...

1.) How have you been ashamed of the gospel in your own life? Do you have a specific situation you regret that you weren’t more bold? 2) What keeps you from being more bold? How should you fight against it? 3) What does your “holy calling” look like in this stage of your life? 4) Are you “convinced” of your eternity? Why or why not? 5) Are you refreshing to those around you? What are some ways you...

1. We should celebrate and remember Jesus for marking our lives for His purpose. Reflect back and think about times when God did this in your life and take a minute to write them down or discuss them with someone. 2. How can we pass our spritual hertiage down to our children or those around us? 3. In what ways has God shown you that "His Promise Stands?" How has He been faithful to you? 4. What ha...

1. Do you see the hand of God working in your life? How? 2. Is your faith growing? If not what are steps that you can take to help with that? 3. What does it mean to you to have Jesus as your mediator to God? (1Ti 2:5) Why is this important? 4. Esther had compassion for her people, even to the point of death. Do we have that kind of compassion for people? Give examples. 5. Can you share in a time...

John 4 tells us that those that worship the Lord must worship Him "in spirit and in truth." In this episode of Walk Worthy, we talk about what that means, some ways that we can sometimes get worship wrong, and what the purpose of worship is in our lives.

1. Why is wisdom important to our lives? (Proverbs 3:13-18; 4:6-13; 8:34-36) 2. What does it look like to act/speak with wisdom instead of foolishness? In what ways do you struggle with this? 3. How do we get wisdom? (James 1:5; Proverbs 9:10; 4. Haman reaped the “gallows” he had prepared for Mordecai. What are some of the “gallows” we have built in our own lives that we may end up reaping from? (...

1. How was the hand of God working as the king could not sleep? What were the results? 2. What is the source of stress and anxiety in your life? Do you forget that our mighty God never sleeps? This truth should bring us peace and comfort. 3. Have you ever been overlooked for something you have done? How did you feel? How did you handle it? 4. When we are overlooked or not rewarded for our service,...

1. God is never mentioned by name is this story, however, He is definitely present on each page. Where have you especially seen Him and His character so far? 2. Do we see the places God has placed us, the difficult places particularly, as an opportunity? The difficult rooms we walk into...? What gets in the way of us seeing the bigger picture? Anger, resentment, bitterness, malice unforgiveness? 3...

In this month's episode of "Walk Worthy," we talk about what it means to live a life mindful of the mission that Christ has called us to--sharing the gospel.

Questions for Reflection 1. How did Mordecai react in the face of certain death? How de we react when disaster threatens our lives? 2. What can we do to strengthen our faith so that when trouble comes we can stand in faith, like Mordecai? 3. What is an intermediary? (A person who acts as a link between people to bring reconciliation; mediator) Are you willing to identify yourself with the people o...