Avenue T Church of Christ Sermon & Bible Class Podcast

Should Christians Obey the Government

On Sunday morning, June 29, 2025, Cole Tuck delivered a timely and thought-provoking sermon titled “Should Christians Obey the Government?” He addressed the modern trend—even among Christians—of celebrating rebellion against governing authorities. Cole emphasized that Scripture calls for respect and submission to government leaders, except when obedience would violate God's commands. Christians are to model humility, obedience, and godly speech, even when discussing political figures.

Bible Class - 1 Timothy Part 2

In this Bible class, Jeromy led a straightforward and sincere introduction to the book of 1 Timothy. Emphasizing the clarity and accessibility of Scripture, the teacher encouraged participants to simply read and absorb the message before dissecting it. The discussion highlighted Paul’s personal relationship with Timothy, the purpose of Paul’s apostleship, and the broader intent of his letter—not just for Timothy, but for the Church at large. Class insights included the importance of mentoring relationships, church conduct, spiritual growth, and passing down sound doctrine. The tone was humble, participatory, and grounded in mutual learning.

Is Faith Unreasonable?

On Sunday morning, June 22, 2025, Cole Tuck presented a powerful sermon titled “Is Faith Unreasonable?” He addressed the common misconception that faith is blind, irrational, or anti-intellectual. Cole emphasized that biblical faith is not a leap into the dark, but a confident trust rooted in evidence. He showed how Scripture consistently supports a reasoned and evidence-based belief in God, affirming that true faith and reason work hand in hand.

Bible Class - 1 Timothy Part 1

This class centered around the authority and application of Scripture, especially as taught in 2 Timothy 3:16. Jeromy emphasized that God's Word is inspired, complete, and unchanging, meant for teaching, rebuking, correcting, and training in righteousness. Discussions explored how to approach the Bible with respect, humility, and readiness to be changed by it.

Participants reflected on how rebuke and correction must be done in love, and how Scripture—not opinion—is the standard of truth. There was also a passionate critique of cultural reinterpretations of the Bible and a call to uphold truth in both speech and life.

 

Godly Fathers

On Sunday morning, June 15, 2025, Cole Tuck delivered a powerful Father’s Day sermon emphasizing the vital role of godly fathers in shaping families and communities. He explored what Scripture says about the character and responsibilities of godly fathers, showing how their love, leadership, and example reflect God's nature. Cole also highlighted how faithful fatherhood serves as a living testimony—an everyday form of evangelism that points children and others toward Christ.

Bible Class - 1 Corinthians Part 31

On Sunday morning, June 15, 2025, Cole Tuck led our bible class through the final chapter of 1 Corinthians. The class reflected on Paul’s concluding instructions, which included a call to support the collection for the saints, remain alert and strong in faith, and do everything in love. The discussion highlighted Paul’s ability to balance firmness with compassion, encouraging believers to live faithfully with both strength and grace.

Parable of The Sower

On Sunday morning, June 8, 2025, Cole Tuck presented a powerful sermon titled “Parable of the Sower.” Through Jesus’ teaching, we examined the different types of hearts represented by the soils and reflected on how distractions, trials, and worldly concerns can hinder the Word from taking root. The message challenged us to cultivate hearts that are receptive, faithful, and fruitful hearts that truly hear and live the Word.

Bible Class - 1 Corinthians Part 30

On Sunday morning, June 8, 2025, Cole Tuck led an insightful Bible class on 1 Corinthians, wrapping up chapter 15. The class explored Paul’s powerful final thoughts on the resurrection and emphasized how the promise of eternal life gives deep meaning to every Christian sacrifice. It was a moving reminder that our labor in the Lord is never in vain.