Avenue T Church of Christ Sermon & Bible Class Podcast

What Are You Building On?

On Sunday morning, May 18, 2025, Cole Tuck delivered a powerful sermon titled "What Are You Building On?" He challenged listeners to consider the foundation of their lives, pointing out that while the world offers many options—success, comfort, relationships—none of them can withstand the storms of life. Drawing from Jesus’ teaching, Cole emphasized that Christ alone is the unshakable foundation, able to endure both life’s trials and even death itself. Only a life built on Him will stand forever.

Bible Class - 1 Corinthians Part 27

On Sunday, May 18, 2025, Cole led the morning Bible class in a study of 1 Corinthians, focusing on the resurrection of Jesus. The class explored why the resurrection is central to the Christian faith, what it would mean if Christ had not been raised, and how the puzzling phrase “baptism for the dead” fits into Paul’s larger argument. Cole emphasized how the resurrection validates our hope, gives purpose to our faith, and clarifies complex theological ideas through the lens of Christ's victory over death.

Mother's Day

In his heartfelt Mother’s Day sermon, Cole Tuck celebrated the God-given role of mothers by highlighting how Scripture honors and uplifts motherhood. He reminded listeners that many mothers excel naturally in love, sacrifice, and wisdom, and that faithful mothers ultimately trust God with the lives of their children. Drawing from biblical examples and timeless truths, the message encouraged appreciation, honor, and spiritual reflection on the lasting impact of godly mothers.

Bible Class - 1 Corinthians Part 26

On Sunday morning, May 11, 2025, Cole Tuck led our Bible class focused on key teachings from 1 Corinthians. The class emphasized the importance of orderly worship in the church, edifying the entire body of Christ, and the centrality of the resurrection to the Christian faith. Through this study, we were reminded that worship must not be chaotic but should build up all believers, and that Christ’s resurrection remains the foundation of hope and doctrine.

Dont Trust Your Heart

In his sermon “Don’t Trust Your Heart,” Cole Tuck challenged one of culture’s most repeated messages: “Follow your heart.” Using Scripture, he revealed how this idea contradicts God's truth. The Bible teaches that the human heart is deceitful and unreliable, often leading people into sin and self-deception. Instead of looking inward for truth, believers are called to trust in God’s heart, which is faithful, righteous, and anchored in reality. The sermon offered a powerful reminder to lean on God's Word—not our emotions—for guidance, identity, and meaning.

Homosexuality And The Bible

In a bold and thoughtful sermon titled “Homosexuality and the Bible,” Cole Tuck explored what Scripture says about homosexuality, drawing from both the Old and New Testaments. He carefully addressed common objections and cultural pushback to the Bible’s teachings, affirming the authority of God’s Word while encouraging Christians to speak truth with love. The message emphasized the importance of clarity without cruelty and conviction without condemnation.

Bible Class - 1 Corinthians Part 25

In Sunday morning’s Bible class, Cole Tuck led an engaging and insightful study of 1 Corinthians, focusing on Paul’s clear message to the Corinthian church. The lesson emphasized the importance of orderly worship, particularly regarding spiritual gifts, and reminded believers that the gospel is of first importance. Paul’s counsel to the early church remains deeply relevant today, calling for unity, reverence in worship, and a firm foundation in the death, burial, and resurrection of Christ.

Evil and Suffering

On Sunday morning, April 27, 2025, Cole Tuck presented an inspiring sermon titled "Evil and Suffering." He tackled the difficult question of why a good and loving God allows evil and suffering, explored biblical reasons why suffering can benefit mankind, and reminded us that God is never distant from our pain. Check it out and let us know what you think!