Avenue T Church of Christ Sermon & Bible Class Podcast

Sunday January 4, 2026, Cole Tuck led our morning bible class in Romans.

December 28, 2025, Cole Tuck presented a wonderful sermon.

December 28, 2025, Cole Tuck led our morning bible class in Romans.

Sunday, December 21, 2025, Cole Tuck led our morning bible class, Thoughts on the Virgin Mary.

On Sunday, December 14, 2025, Cole Tuck delivered a wonderful sermon titled "The Inequity of Sin."

Sunday, December 14, 2025, Cole Tuck led our morning bible class in Romans,

In Sunday’s engaging and relatable sermon titled "Christianity – Like Bacon," Cole Tuck uses the versatility of bacon as a humorous metaphor to illustrate how Christians must adapt to various roles in their faith journey. Drawing from Philippians 2:25-29 and the example of Epaphroditus, he explores five essential "hats" Christians wear: brother (family in Christ), worker (dedicated service), soldier (spiritual warrior), messenger (ambassador of the Gospel), and minister (selfless servant). Cole emphasizes the need to embody these roles appropriately in different situations, just as Jesus did, while warning against picking and choosing which to embrace. The message calls believers to live dynamically for Christ, fostering unity, purpose, and eternal impact in a world craving authentic faith.

On December 7, 2025, Cole Tuck led a warm and encouraging morning Bible class as we continued our journey through the book of Romans.  Despite a few technical difficulties with the sound system, the class was marked by genuine fellowship, heartfelt prayer, and a strong reminder of what Romans teaches us about surrender and transformation. Cole opened by emphasizing that God’s will is infinitely better than anything we could design for ourselves, and that following our own desires apart from God always leads to sin and death.

The class was challenged to move beyond merely hearing or understanding Scripture — to let God’s Word sink deep into our hearts and actually change the way we live.  The time began with a caring prayer for several in our church family, reminding us that we truly carry one another’s burdens.

A powerful, Christ-centered class that left everyone encouraged to submit more fully to God’s good and perfect will.

 Sunday, November 30, 2025, Cole Tuck reminded us that “Immanuel” is far more than a pretty Christmas word; it is God’s unbreakable promise that He is with His people in every fearful moment. From the terrified king Ahaz in Isaiah 7 to a bewildered Joseph in Matthew 1, and now to us today, the name Immanuel declares: “You do not have to be afraid; God Himself is here.” Jesus is the ultimate fulfillment of that ancient promise: the God who moved into our neighborhood, faced our struggles, defeated our greatest enemies (sin and death), and still walks with us through every trial. This Christmas season, and every day of the year, Immanuel means we can face finances, illness, uncertainty, and even death with unshakable courage, because the God who once lay in a manger now lives in us.

Paul finishes Romans 6 with a stark choice: every person is a slave; either to sin (which feels free but pays wages of death) or to righteousness (which feels restrictive but ends in eternal life). Grace is so powerful that it forces the question, “Shall we keep sinning so grace can increase?” Paul’s answer is a thunderous “May it never be!” Then in Romans 7, he shows the Jews why they are free to “remarry” Christ: we died to the Law through His body, releasing us from the old marriage so we can now bear fruit for God in the newness of the Spirit. The Law wasn’t bad; it revealed sin, but it could never give life. Only the free gift of God in Christ Jesus our Lord can do that. The wages of sin are still death… but the gift is still free.