On this month’s episode of Walk Worthy, we’re discussing just that—what it means to “walk worthy.” As followers of Christ, we have a calling on our lives. Join us as we dive into what that calling is, why it matters, and how we can start walking it out!

In this special episode of the Encore and Walk Worthy Pastor Scott sits down with Erin and Lyndsay to discuss this year’s women’s retreat. How does the theme, music, verses get selected? What does preparation look like?

In the book of Luke, Jesus tells the story of the prodigal son who returns home after a season of chasing after the things of the world. On this month’s episode, we talk with Jen Rosell about a few prodigal seasons in her life & the grace God gives upon the prodigal’s return.

It can often be difficult to navigate how to be a help & truly bear someone else’s burdens in the midst of their crisis. On this month’s episode, we’re talking about ways we often fail in doing this, ways we can be helpful and most importantly, how to continually point people back to Christ.

On this month’s episode of Walk Worthy, we are discussing the importance of rest. It is a gift that God gives His people, and yet one that seems to be ever elusive. We’ll take a look at why it’s important, why we tend to avoid it, and how we can truly find the rest for our souls that Jesus promises.

On this month’s episode of Walk Worthy we sit down with Lisa Deering to talk about her story of God’s redemptive power in her life & marriage. You can contact the marriage ministry via email at [email protected] For more information and past teachings visit https://www.rockfenton.com/marriage

All throughout Scripture believers are encouraged to “persevere,” “have endurance” and “hold fast.” But what do these things mean? And what do they look like played out in the life of a believer? On this month’s episode of Walk Worthy, we are talking about how we as believers are called to persevere and why it’s worth it.

On this month’s episode of Walk Worthy, we’re talking about conflict. Ephesians 4:26 tells us “Be angry, yet do not sin.” How is that possible? Join us as we seek the Scripture and discover how God teaches us to resolve issues with each other.

In a broken world, it can be easy to allow things that have happened to us in the past become a part of who we are. Instead of allowing God’s grace to cover the past and give us value and purpose in Christ, we often find our identity and value in other things, leading to destruction. Join us this month on Walk Worthy as we talk with Ashley Law, the Early Childhood Director at the Rock, about her past, what God has brought her through and how she walks in victory today. https://rockfenton.com/serve

In Scripture, we read many stories of people turning to idols instead of worshiping the one true God. As a result, we often see God tearing those idols down. Because of our sinful nature, we will all at one point or another give our worship to something other than God. On this month’s episode of Walk Worthy, we’re identifying idols we often bow to and how to tear them down before God has to. Passage References: The Israelites & the Gold Calf - Exodus 32 Abraham and Sara - Genesis 16 Abraham and Isaac - Genesis 22 King Josiah smashing idols - 2 Kings 22 Idols condemned - Ezekiel 14