The Rock Church of Fenton Women's Ministry

In Session Nine, Paul continues instructing Timothy on how the church should function, once again focusing on elders. He addresses their responsibilities, how to handle sin among them, and warns against appointing leaders too quickly. We’ll also explore our own role and response to church elders in light of these teachings. Verses Used: 1 Timothy 5:17-18 1 Peter 5:1-5 1 Timothy 5:17 1 Timothy 5:19...

Conflict is a guarantee in relationships, but as believers in Jesus, it’s possible to be angry and not sin. On this month’s episode of Walk Worthy, we’re discussing the art of “fighting fair,” remaining godly in conflict and making resolution the goal of every argument.

In Session Nine, Paul instructs Timothy on how believers should treat one another as members of God’s household: with honor, in proper order, and in purity of heart. God’s compassion for the vulnerable is revealed through Paul’s instructions on how God’s people are to provide for widows. When the church and our homes reflect His design, they become places where every person is valued, every genera...

In session eight, Paul urges Timothy to pursue godliness through spiritual discipline and to set an example for other believers in speech, conduct, love, faith, and purity. In the same way, we are called to grow in godliness, remaining devoted to God's Word, and persevering in living out the gospel so that our lives reflect the truth that we preach.  Verses Used: 1 Timothy 4:7-13 1 Corinthians 9:2...

In session seven of Entrusted, false teachers opposed marriage and instructed their followers to abstain from certain foods. These deceptive doctrines led people away from the truth found in Scripture that Jesus came to fulfill the Law and through Him all things are declared clean. Verses Used: 1 Timothy 4:3-7 Genesis 1:27 Proverbs 12:4 Proverbs 18:22 Hebrews 13:4 Romans 10:3-4 Ephesians 2:15 Disc...

In session six of Entrusted,  we learn about the importance of serving and how it is central to our calling as followers of Christ. To follow Him is to serve Him. When we serve others, we bring glory to God and reflect His love in action.  Verses Used: 1 Timothy 3:8-16 Acts 6:1-4 1 Corinthians 3:5-9 Ephesians 6: 6 & 7 John 12:26 Discussion Questions: What are the requirements listed for a deacon i...

In Session Five of Entrusted, we explore the qualifications for the role of elder (overseer) within the church. This list includes essential qualities such as being above reproach, faithful in relationships, self-controlled, hospitable, gentle, and spiritually mature. Each of us is called to respect and support our elders. As we do, we not only honor God’s design for leadership but the church as a...

On this month’s episode of Walk Worthy, we’re discussing the importance of being a part of a Biblical community. While it comes with its challenges, it’s incredibly important in the life of a believer and should ultimately lead us to be more like Christ. For more information about getting plugged into a community at the Rock, click the appropriate link below. Women: https:// www.rockfenton.com/wom...

As Paul addresses order within the church, he outlines specific boundaries for women that are not rooted in competence or experience, but in God’s ordained structure of authority. He emphasizes that there is both protection and blessing in embracing our God-given roles, not only within our homes but also in the life of the church. In Session Four of Entrusted, we explore Scripture's instruction fo...

Through our mediator, Jesus Christ, we have been given direct access to the Father. Because of this incredible privilege, Paul urges us to pray on behalf of all people, including those in positions of authority. Our prayers should not only include petitions, but also praise and thanksgiving for all the Lord has done. Session three of Entrusted challenges us to cultivate hearts that are marked by p...

As Paul shares his testimony of the gospel that has been entrusted to him and Timothy, he expresses his overwhelming gratitude for Jesus Christ’s grace and mercy towards him despite his violent past. Join us for Session Two as we learn how Jesus came to save even the worst of sinners, displaying God’s perfect patience for all who would receive eternal life through faith in Him. Verses Used: 1 Timo...

Welcome to Entrusted! Paul was entrusted with the gospel of Jesus Christ, and he faithfully entrusted that to others, including Timothy. In our opening message, Paul instructs Timothy to beware of strange doctrines that were creeping into the church in Ephesus. By paying attention to the contents of their message, their corrupt character, and the impact their teaching had, strange doctrine was eas...

With age, comes wisdom. On this month’s episode of Walk Worthy, we had the opportunity to sit down with one of our older saints in the body of the Rock—Peggy Winterhalter or “Miss Peggy” as she is affectionately called. Join us as we talk about her life, her walk with Jesus and what keeps her going in the twilight years of her life.

At the root of every Christian’s faith is the transforming power of the gospel of Jesus Christ that started it all. The gospel is simple, but its implications are eternal. Join us as we discuss what the gospel is, the importance of sharing it, and how we can be effective as ambassadors for Christ.

It can be tempting to put our identity in the many callings and roles that God has given us, but at the heart of it all, we are disciples of Jesus Christ. Join us on this month’s episode of Walk Worthy as we discuss what it means to find your identity in Christ and how to live that out in the things He’s called you to steward.

The temptation to be a lazy sluggard is everywhere. The Bible calls us, as believers, to diligence. On this month’s episode we’re discussing what we’re called to be diligent in, the blessings of being diligent and the consequences of being a sluggard.

On this month’s episode of Walk Worthy, we’re discussing the prosperity gospel. The true gospel is the good news that Jesus Christ came to earth to die to save sinners and restore relationship with God the Father. Unfortunately, people often pervert and manipulate this message for personal gain. Join us as we discuss the difference between the two, some commonly manipulated passages, and how to gu...

Thousands of years after he lived, Joseph’s life still speaks powerfully. He stands as a powerful example of how to live an Upright life by fearing God, turning away from evil, and faithfully obeying His commands. His obedience shaped a godly character that continues to challenge us today. Join us as we conclude our study of Joseph and reflect on the blessings and lasting impact of an Upright life...

Joseph’s life serves as a vivid contrast between the freedom that forgiveness brings and the chains that unforgiveness can place on the heart. Joseph, despite the grave injustices he suffered, chose the path of mercy. For his brothers, however, though they had been forgiven, their hearts remained bound by shame and anxiety. This kept them from fully experiencing the freedom Joseph enjoyed because...