The Rock Church of Fenton Women's Ministry

Christians are often accused of being “judgmental” or “critical.” Are these things true of us? What does God really call us to when it comes to judging sin and how do we often get it wrong? Join us as we discuss all these things on this month’s episode of Walk Worthy—“Judge Not.”

As Jacob nears the end of his life, he blesses Joseph’s two sons, Ephraim and Manasseh, and distinguishes Joseph from his brothers. Jacob goes on to bless each of his sons prophetically, foretelling what would become of them and their descendants, and speaks over each one uniquely. Each of us is similarly called to walk a unique path. However, perceiving others as receiving greater blessings than...

Joseph relocates his family to Goshen, where they are provided with all they need in spite of the famine. His care for them perfectly parallels how God provides for us, daily supplying for our needs. However, despite His constant care, we may still encounter times of spiritual drought or famine. Join us for session twelve as we discover where to turn when we need spiritual nourishment and how to e...

After years of hardship and struggle, the purpose of Joseph's trials is finally revealed. Though Joseph's brothers intended to do him harm, God was positioning Joseph to bring about a great deliverance for a people in peril of starvation. As Joseph interacts with his brothers, extends grace, preserves lives, and provides food to the famished, he paints for us a picture of Christ. Join us for sessi...

Joseph's brothers return to Egypt in search of food, bringing Benjamin along. The brothers secure needed provisions and begin their journey home. However, they are stopped by Joseph's steward, who accuses Benjamin of stealing Joseph's silver cup. The brothers are distraught and return to Egypt, where Judah offers to take Benjamin's sentence so that he can go free. Join us for session ten as we exp...

God is unwavering in His commitment to keep every promise He has made. While we wait, we are called to remain faithful, patient, steadfast, and continue to grow in character. When His promises are fulfilled, our response should be one of gratitude and worship. Join us for session nine as we see how the waiting periods are intended to f prepare us and strengthen our trust in and dependence on God. ...

Gentleness—This fruit of the spirit can sometimes get a bad rap as our culture encourages us to “speak your mind” and “stand up for yourself.” But what does the call to gentleness really look like in the life of a believer? Join us as we discuss how the Bible describes gentleness and how we can either use it to build the kingdom or tear it down.

After interpreting Pharaoh’s dreams, Joseph was appointed to Pharaoh’s service as second-in-command over all of Egypt, entrusted with the responsibility of overseeing the storage of the harvest in preparation for the seven years of famine. During this time, Joseph’s wife bore him two sons. Through the names he chose for his sons, Joseph acknowledged God’s goodness to him, reflecting his unwavering...

As Joseph continues to honor the Lord in the prison cell, the Lord grants him wisdom and discernment. When Pharaoh is disturbed by a dream, Joseph's God-given insight enables him to interpret, resulting in Pharaoh entrusting his kingdom to Joseph's command. Join us for session seven as we see how wisdom and discernment enabled Joseph to handle his new position and how we as believers ought to valu...

Joseph is wrongfully imprisoned for more than two years. However, despite suffering betrayal, injustice, being subjected to slavery and imprisonment, Joseph's character never wavers. He continues to be Upright and steadfast even while imprisoned. Join us Tuesday as we examine what motivates us to be steadfast and how we can endure even when our circumstances don't immediately change.  Verses Used:...

Joseph has gone from being his father's favorite son to being sold into slavery, yet he maintained his integrity and worked diligently for his master. When Joseph the immoral advances of Potiphar's wife, she retaliates with false accusations that result in his unjust imprisonment. Like Joseph, we too face injustice in various forms. In these moments, we are tempted to grow angry or question the go...

On this month’s episode of Walk Worthy, we’re talking about humility. Pride is often the root sin that stems into many others—selfishness, jealousy, anger. But how do we fight against it? Join us as we discuss what humility is and how to pursue it.

As a slave in Potipher's house, Joseph is granted favor. Potipher's wife notices him and forces Joseph to make a decision. Will he lie with her, or will he choose to deny her request and be upright before the Lord instead? Like Joseph, our actions reflect whether or not we revere the Lord and display the strength of our character when faced with temptation. Join us for session four as we discover...

Diligent people are dedicated and thorough, seeing tasks through to completion—they don’t give up and are known for their trustworthiness and strong work ethic. Following Christ requires this same diligence. Join us for Session Three as we follow Joseph's example and explore how to make diligence a foundational element in everything we do. By setting this standard for ourselves, we can pursue a li...

The seed of jealousy can take root and grow in our hearts if left unchecked. Jealousy is watered by comparison and gives way to all kinds of evil. Join us for session two as we learn how to examine our hearts honestly before God and battle against it. Verses: Proverbs 6:34 Proverbs 27:4 James 3:16 Galatians 5:20 Romans 13:12-14 Discussion Questions: Why do Joseph’s brothers hate him? What sins do...

Joseph's family is marked by dysfunction, deceit, and manipulation. However, in the midst of sin, Joseph's father, Jacob models obedience and reverence for the Lord that help mold Joseph's understanding of God and what He requires of those who follow Him. Join us for session one as we behold the grace of God that can work in any life surrendered to Him, regardless of past baggage or mistakes. Vers...

On this month’s episode, we’re talking about the well known story in Matthew 14 of Peter walking on the water. When God calls us to something difficult, it’s easy to want to “stay in the boat,” but when we have the faith to take those steps toward Jesus, we get to experience Him and His works in a powerful way. He’s worth the risk.

 Paul's entire life was dedicated to fully living for Christ so that at the end of his life, he could confidently say he had fought the good fight and finished his course. His life was devoted to laboring for the gospel, and though he accomplished much, he wrote, "To die is gain." Join us for the conclusion of Not Ashamed, as Paul's life challenges us to live each day for Christ and embrace the tr...

The book of Hebrews tells us to “encourage one another day after day.” Encouragement in the body of Christ is incredibly important not only to build each other up, but also to push each other forward into righteousness. Join us on this month’s episode as we discuss how to be a source of encouragement and as a result, a light in the world.

A steadfast believer, Paul lived a redeemed life in all seasons, facing persecution, imprisonment, beatings, and even shipwreck. He was unwavering in the mission God had set before him. Join us for session eleven as we reflect on our own lives. Do we share Paul's determination in our mission even through seasons of testing? Verses Used: Acts 20:24 Colossians 1:13-14 Acts 27:7-8 Acts 27:33-36 Acts...

Paul endured great injustice, being falsely accused under false pretenses and imprisoned for more than two years. Yet, he demonstrated what it means to patiently endure under injustice, even in the face of suffering. Join us for session ten as we discover how we too can chose to glorify God through our trials. Verses Used: Acts 24:27 1 Peter 2:19-20 Acts 25:11 1 Timothy 6:6-8 Acts 26:24-29 Philipp...

Upon false accusations by the Jews, Paul was arrested and taken into custody by the Roman officials. God stood with Paul and strengthened him as he trusted God's providence for his life. Join us for session nine as we follow Paul's trial and learn how he could claim to have a blameless conscience despite persecution, beatings, and even a plot to kill him. Verses: Acts 22:30-23:1 Acts 23:11 Hebrews...

In Luke 17, Jesus confronts the pride & entitlement of His disciples’ hearts. On the cross, Jesus paid for our sin and bought us with His blood. Our duty is to live our lives for Him. He owes us nothing. Join us as we discuss this passage and how we as believers are all “Unworthy Slaves.”

Though warned he would face persecution in Jerusalem, Paul declared he was willing to be bound and even die for the sake of Christ if necessary. He truly understood the grace of God and purposed in his heart that he would not have received the grace of God in vain. As a result, he was committed to faithfully labor for the gospel, even at the risk of personal harm. Join us for session seven as Paul...

In our daily walk with Jesus, we inevitably face struggles and difficult trials. Yet, Scripture encourages us to remain steadfast and to guard our hearts. Paul, despite enduring many hardships, serves as a powerful example of unwavering faith and perseverance. Join us for session seven as his life challenges us to remain committed in our calling, regardless of what we may face. Verses Used: Acts 2...