The Rock Church of Fenton Women's Ministry

John tells us that if we claim to be in the Light we must prove it by how we live. In this passage he challenges us to follow Christ's example in laying down our right to hate and instead walking in forgiveness toward those who have wronged us. If we fail to do so we prove ourselves to be hypocrites, asking for the grace of God for ourselves while refusing to extend it to others. Join us for sessi...

Scripture is clear that if we love the Lord we will keep His commandments, so why do we struggle to keep them? How can we have a relationship with the Lord when sin is in our lives? Join us for session three as we discover how Jesus Christ, our Advocate, bridges the gap between us and the Father and grants us victory through his sacrifice on the cross. Verses Used: 1 Corinthians 14:20 Genesis 3:21...

God is the epitome of light. There is no shifting shadow or darkness in Him at all. As believers we are called to walk in the light and turn from darkness. How can we do so as we walk through a world permeated with darkness? How can we battle the darkness of our sin nature? Join us for session two as we examine how to engage this fight and allow His Word to aid us in walking in the Light. Verses U...

Scripture is clear that Jesus was present at the beginning of time and that He is God. Why is knowing and understanding this so vital to salvation? Is it possible to be saved and believe that Jesus was simply a good teacher or a divine being, but not fully God? Join us for session one as we examine the Scriptural case for both the deity and humanity of Christ. Verses Used: 1 John 1:1-4 John 8:51-5...

On this month’s episode of Walk Worthy, we’re talking with Denelle Kruszka, who shares an incredible testimony of God’s faithfulness. As a family, the Kruszkas have faced several heavy trials over the past couple of years and have witnessed God’s miraculous healing power, His hand of provision, and also, His ability to use anything and everything for His glory. You don’t want to miss this.

The Rock Women leaders take on your toughest questions.

As the story of Ruth and Naomi concludes we see God bring restoration to the brokenness and loss the women experienced at the beginning of the story. He brings new life and the promise of redemption through the birth of a son, Obed. This baby foreshadows a greater redemption that will take place through Christ's death on the cross and the ultimate restoration we, as believers, gain upon entrance i...

For all of us our identity is formed in a variety of ways, some have been good, others have been difficult and painful. Ruth was a Moabite, a widow, and an impoverished gleaner of another's field. However, when Boaz redeems her she gains a new identity as a wife and an accepted part of the Israelite community. Though we may have pieces of our past that attach themselves to us, when we are redeemed...

The moment has finally come for Boaz to act as Ruth's kinsman redeemer and seek to buy back Naomi's land and acquire Ruth as his wife. This passage acts as a direct spiritual parallel to us. Just as Ruth stood far off and was unable to redeem herself, we, too, are spiritually far off and unable to secure our redemption. Join us for session ten as we reflect on the incredible gift of redemption we...

There are seasons of life in which we feel we are waiting for God to move, answer a prayer, or bless us in some way. These waiting seasons can be frustrating, and we can be tempted to try to find solutions in and of ourselves instead of continuing to wait on the Lord. Join us for session nine as we discuss the dangers of taking matters into our own hands and the purpose God has for us in these sea...

On this month’s episode of Walk Worthy, we’re tackling the topic of Gossip. We take part in it so easily and in a moment, it can wreak havoc on our relationships and our testimonies. Join us as we talk about what is at the root of gossip, how to overcome it, and what to do if you are the one being gossiped about.

Ruth asks Boaz to "cover her," which is an appeal not only for marriage but also for protection and refuge that only he could provide. Like Ruth, we are in need of a refuge, a hiding place that is safe and secure. Though we try to find refuge in earthly things, God is the only One capable of providing it for us. Join us for session eight as we discover what it means to make God our refuge. Verses...

In this section of Ruth, we see Naomi give Ruth specific instructions on what to do next. These actions come with both risk and uncertainty, but Ruth obeys without question or hesitation. Where are we called to GO in our lives, to put our hands to the plow, to obey the Lord and follow Him, regardless of the outcome? Join us for session seven as we learn how we are called to follow and obey our Red...

Boaz instructs Ruth to "stay close" as she gleans in the field. By doing so, Ruth was protected and provided for. Spiritually speaking, we are given the same command by the Lord. Why does "staying close" matter, and why is it sometimes difficult to do? Join us for session six as we continue the story of Ruth. Verses Used: Ruth 2:17-23 1 John 4:15 Deuteronomy 13:4 John 15:3-11 Philippians 2:15 Josh...

Deep in our souls is a longing that demands to be met. Often we try to fill this need with material possessions, relationships, or other earthly things, but we find they are insufficient to satisfy our souls. Our greatest need is a spiritual one. The satisfaction we seek can be found in Christ alone. Join us for session five as we discover how to find fulfillment in the Lord that satisfies our sou...

In chapter two Ruth and Naomi remain in an incredibly difficult season. In seasons like these it is tempting to grow weary, sink into despair, and abandon faithfulness. However, we are called, even in seasons of famine to walk in faithfulness. Join us for session four as we witness the diligence of Ruth, despite the difficulty, and the subsequent provision of God as a result. Verses Used: Ruth 2:1...

We were created in the image of God —fashioned for a purpose—but we often experience insecurity or a lack of confidence in who God made us to be. Join us this month for a discussion on where our confidence is found, how pride can creep in even through insecurity, and how to fight the lie that we are not enough.

In seasons of hardship, it might feel natural to shift our focus from the Lord and His faithfulness to our negative feelings about the situation. We can begin to see them as facts. Feelings can be misleading, and when left unchecked, we leave our hearts open to cultivating bitterness. Bitterness is blinding, and it prevents us from seeing our Hope. Join us for session three as we discuss how to pr...

In seasons of trial we sometimes feel like our life is nothing more than a barren wasteland and that the hand of the Lord is against us. What truths can we cling to in times like these? How do we continue to walk forward when we feel like giving up? Join us for session two as we examine how to navigate the wastelands of our lives through obedience and surrender. Verses Used: Ruth 1:8-14 Psalm 56:8...

The book of Ruth opens with an incredibly difficult scene of famine, loss, heartache, and emptiness. As we walk through this broken world we too encounter seasons of extreme trial. What hope do we have in these times? What do we cling to? Join us for our opening session of Ruth and be encouraged as we behold the faithfulness of God in the midst of difficulty. Verses Used: Ruth 1:1-2 Genesis 19:30-...

In this month’s episode of Walk Worthy we sit down with Ali Fitzgerald and discuss how God used her husband to lead her to Christ, healed the pain of her past, and ignited a fire to share the Gospel with others in her heart.

As believers, we have the great privilege of bringing our burdens and requests to the Lord. However, sometimes God doesn’t answer our prayers the way that we would like Him to. What do we do then? Join us as we talk about how we should respond “When God Says No.”

Repentance is a word that is often closely associated with Jesus and the Church, whether for better or for worse. But the truth of the matter is that repentance is necessary for salvation and the process of our sanctification. God is continuously purifying us from sin, so we must continually be turning away from it. Join us on this month’s episode of Walk Worthy as we discuss what true repentance...

Pornography is one of the most addicting “drugs” on the market. It alters and enslaves the eyes and minds of people—men and women, young and old—every day. It wrecks relationships and tears marriages apart. Join us for a special edition Encore/Walk Worthy as we discuss the dangers of pornography in and out of marriage, the freeing power of the Gospel, and how the church can better care for those f...

Influence grants us great power that can be used either for good or for evil. How can we use the influence God gives us to spur others on to godliness? How can we gain influence in the lives of those we love so we can encourage them to follow Christ more closely? Join us for session nineteen as we examine how to influence well and how we ought to respond when those we love refuse to be influenced...