The Rock Church of Fenton Women's Ministry

Samuel was dedicated to the Lord before he was even born. Throughout his life, he served as a prophet, judge, and mediator between God and the people of Israel. He was tasked with many roles including to anoint, convict, preach, and even walk with kings. Join us for session twenty one as we examine how Samuel’s faithfulness and prayers were used to glorify God and effect change in lives of many. ...

David is arguably one of the most well known heroes in Scripture. By faith he battled the enemy on the front lines of many wars and was victorious. However, he was not perfect. Though he battled sin, his heart was devoted to God. Join us for session twenty as we look at David's faith and learn from his example what the posture of our hearts toward God should be. Verses: 1 Samuel 17:48 1 Samuel 16:...

As believers, we are faced with all types of adversity, but we don’t face it alone. We have a loving, compassionate God who desires to walk with us through it and gives us the power to truly “consider it all joy.” (James 1:2)

Israel is in a cycle of continual oppression due to her sin of idolatry. Once again, the nation is in need of a hero. An unlikely hero emerges who acts in faith and is empowered by God to deliver Israel from the sons of Ammon. However, Jephthah makes a tragic vow that will cost him dearly. Join us for session nineteen as we learn from Jephthah the high cost of idolatry in our lives, as well as the...

Samson was most notably remembered for his acts of strength. However, upon closer examination, we see that though he was physically strong, he often failed in strength of character. Join us for session eighteen as we see that despite his flaws, Samson's vision and faith enabled him to be included in the Hall of Faith. Verses: Heb. 11:1 Jdg. 14:2,3,7, 16:1.  Hebrews 12:2 1 Peter 1:14-16 Questions:...

Finding themselves oppressed yet again by their enemies as a result of their disobedience, the desperate Israelites cried out to God once more for deliverance. God uses Barak and two brave women, Deborah and Jael, to deliver the Israelites from their oppressors. Join us for session seventeen as we explore the gripping story of God’s faithfulness to rescue the Israelites despite their failures. Ver...

Israel's disobedience has resulted in their oppression, but God is faithful to raise up a deliverer for them. Though many would deem Gideon unqualified, God refers to him as a valiant warrior and appoints him to the task of defeating Israel's enemy. Join us for session sixteen as we examine what is required to be a vessel of honor fit for the use of the King. Verses: Hebrews 11:32 1 Corinthians 10...

On this month’s episode of Walk Worthy, we’re interviewing Lindsey Latta. Lindsey has struggled with her health for years, but over the past year and a half, her symptoms progressively worsened making every day life seem impossible. She’s endured many doctor’s appointments, medications and surgeries on her walk back to health that have tested her faith immensely. Join us as we discuss how God is w...

At long last the Israelites are at the threshold of realizing entrance into the land long promised to them, but the strongly fortified city stands in their way. How can a group of wandering Israelites defeat the city of Jericho and begin to claim the land? The battle plan is unique and is not instantaneous. Join us for session fifteen as we discuss how to wait for the victory God has promised and...

The Israelites have been freed from bondage and captivity, and now the Lord has brought them into the wilderness to wander for 40 years. Quick to forget the goodness & provision of God, they began to grumble and complain about their circumstances. How do we resemble the Israelites in our seasons of trials & wandering, and what does this reveal about our faith? Join us this week as we continue our...

Like the Israelites we can sometimes feel trapped and surrounded by trial. Through trial the enemy seeks to distract and destroy our faith. In these moments we must remember who our God is and what He has rescued us from. Join us for session thirteen as we stand at the edge of the Red Sea to behold a God is able to deliver us. Verses: Hebrews 10:24 Romans 6:6 Romans 6:18 Galatians 5:1 Isaiah 43:2...

The Bible tells us that it’s better to control your spirit than to rule a city. As believers, we should be marked by self-control, so why is it so often that we are quick to anger and slow to listen? Join us on this month’s episode of Walk Worthy as we discuss the areas of our life that need controlling and how we can do so by the power of the Holy Spirit.

Nine plagues have fallen on Egypt and still Pharaoh's heart remains hard. God's final act of judgment will be devastating for the entire nation. However, in His mercy, He provides a way to escape the judgment through the substitutionary sacrifice of an unblemished lamb. Not only is this a significant event for the Israelites, but it is also monumental to us as believers, foreshadowing a Lamb who w...

 Pharaoh has been given time to humble himself before the Lord, repent, and obey, however he will not do so. As a result, judgment has been prescribed for the nation of Egypt. Through a series of plagues, God will show Himself to be just, righteous, and the one and only God. Join us for session eleven as we bear witness to  the destruction caused by an unrepentant heart, while also seeing God’s ch...

From his encounter with Yahweh at the burning bush until the end of his life, Moses exhibited a humble heart that allowed him to see God’s faithfulness. Unlike Moses, Pharaoh repeatedly demonstrates his hardness of heart and lack of humility. What is the danger of having a hard heart, and what can we learn from Pharaoh? Join us for session ten as we discuss the importance of a heart that is humble...

Moses faces a defining moment when the Lord meets with him at the burning bush and calls him to a task that will alter the course of his life forever. Understandably Moses wrestles through the all the questions that come alongside this calling, even wondering if he should obey at all. We are apt to do the same thing when God calls us to a daunting task. Join us for session nine as we examine Moses...

In John 15, Jesus tells us that He is the vine and we are the branches. Apart from Him, we can do nothing. And yet, we often spend our days focused on earthly endeavors and striving to manage it all ourselves. Join us this month on Walk Worthy as we discuss what abiding in the vine really looks like and how we should depend on our Father in every part of our lives.

By faith Moses' parents placed him in a basket in the Nile River in order to spare his life, and he was subsequently found and raised by the Pharaoh's own daughter. Though he was raised in royalty, he laid it aside to instead suffer ill treatment along with God's people. Why would he do such a thing, and how does Moses' faith challenge our own? Join us for session eight as we discuss faith that de...

Jacob, Joseph, and Abraham were so convinced of the promises God gave them that they lived their lives set on what was to come, though they died without seeing the fruition of those promises. In their parting words to their children and grandchildren, they blessed them with the same faith to carry on. Where does such faith come from, and what enabled them to maintain it? Join us for session seven...

Hebrews tells us that Abraham proved his faith when he was tested by God and asked to offer his son as a sacrifice to the Lord. Why would the Lord ask Abraham to do such a thing, and how did this action authenticate his faith, as well as challenge our own? Join us for session six as we examine the incredible spiritual significance of this story and how we can apply it to our lives today. Verses Us...

 Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob traveled through a land they did not fully possess and were content to be called strangers and exiles because they awaited something better. We, too, walk through a land that is not our home because Christ has granted us citizenship in heaven. Join us for session five as we discuss what it means to be strangers and exiles here on earth, how we are called to live as such,...

Abraham is known to many as the “Father of Faith.” Why is this, and what was unique about Abraham’s faith as he followed the Lord? God called Abraham to a land which he had not seen, and he obediently followed Him, despite the unknown. Are we willing to do the same? Join us for session four as we look at Abraham’s life and ask ourselves, “In what ways do I obey or withhold obedience to the Lord, a...

On this month’s episode of Walk Worthy, we’re interviewing Kaycee White. God brought Kaycee from a life of rebellion to a life of service. Her testimony is one of repentance, patience, and finding contentment in whatever God’s will is for your life—even if it’s contrary to yours.

Noah lived among a wicked and perverse generation, yet the Bible tells us that Noah obeyed all that God commanded of him. His righteousness shines like a beacon of light in the darkness, and his testimony challenges us to do the same. God instructed Noah to build an ark to rescue any who entered from the wrath God would pour out on the sinful world. His example provides us a picture of how those w...

The spiritual race is a lifelong race that we are called to run until we cross the finish line into eternity. If we intend to run to the finish line we must resolve to run with endurance.  However, we do not run by our own strength.  Rather, we are divinely empowered by the Spirit of God to run each step of the race until we attain the imperishable prize that is promised us.