Walk Worthy

How can we trust that the Bible is really God’s Word? Who put the books together? Why does it matter? Join us for this month’s episode, as we discuss the truth of Scripture with our guest, Kaycee White.

Throughout Scripture, God continually calls His people to remember. Yet we are often quick to forget His faithfulness, provision, and mighty works. Just as the Israelites built altars in the wilderness as reminders of God’s goodness, we too should intentionally reflect on what the Lord has done. Remembering His faithfulness strengthens us in times of trial, encourages our hearts, and helps guard u...

The wise woman builds her house, but the foolish tears it down with her own hands. As women, we have great power to build our marriages up or slowly erode them. Join us as we talk about the common pitfalls that weaken our marriages and how we can rebuild through our obedience to Christ.

On this month’s episode of Walk Worthy, we’re discussing the “Lifer-Christian”—a believer raised in the faith and under the teaching of Scripture. It’s an incredible blessing, but what are some of the temptations that come along with it? Join us as we talk about the danger of self-righteousness, the power of our testimony, and the challenge to kindle afresh the gift of our salvation.

On this month’s episode of Walk Worthy, we’re discussing a viewer request—gluttony. We live in a culture of consumption, whether it’s food, media or material items; but the Bible is clear that believers are called to live lives of self-control. Join us as we discuss what causes us to be gluttonous and how God gives us the power to walk in self-control as we’re called to.

On this month’s episode of Walk Worthy, we’re discussing Jesus’ radical commandment to love our enemies. This isn’t a passive putting-up-with, but an active blessing of those who curse us. Join us as we discuss why this is an important commandment of Jesus and what it might look like in your everyday life to truly “Love Your Enemies.”

On this month’s episode of Walk Worthy, Rachel Smither from Key of Hope joins us to discuss Faithfulness. Although the life of a believer is blessed, there are also hard seasons that require incredible discipline and endurance to keep going. Join us as we discuss why our faithfulness matters, what keeps us from it, and how we can carry on in the midst of difficulty.

Whether it’s anxiety, lust, bitterness or something else—most sins begin in our minds. But how can we overcome thoughts that so often seem out of control? On this month’s episode of Walk Worthy, we’ll talk about what we’re feeding our minds, the tools we have as believers to battle sinful thoughts, and the importance of renewing our minds according to Scripture.

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.

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...

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...

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.”

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.”

No one wants to hear the dreaded word "cancer" when sitting in a doctor's office, but it is a road that Samantha and Whitnie have been called to walk. Through chemotherapy, radiation, and hospital stays they have seen the goodness of God in the midst of the trial. Join us for this month's episode as they testify to His faithfulness and discuss what God has taught them in this journey.

Church discipline is often misunderstood and even at times abused. It is often uncomfortable to deal with sin in the body of Christ and for that reason many people avoid it altogether. However, the Bible calls us to hold one another accountable and lays out a procedure for doing so. Join us for this month's episode as we discuss what Biblical church discipline looks like, the purpose behind it, an...

In a world where you can know everything about everybody and pass it along in a second, the Bible calls us as believers to live peaceful and quiet lives and to mind our own business! Join us on this month’s episode as we discuss gossip, busybodies, and how to be good stewards of the time and calling God has given us.

On this month’s episode of Walk Worthy, we’re talking about the spiritual discipline that most of us are the worst at—prayer. If this is our direct line of communication with the Lord, why are we so bad at it? Tune in to discuss why it matters, what are we really called to in the area of prayer, and how to put it into practice.