Avenue T Church of Christ Sermon & Bible Class Podcast

On Sunday, September 14, 2025, Cole Tuck led an engaging Bible class discussion on Romans Chapter 1, focusing on verses 13–23. The session explored Paul’s mission to share the gospel with all people—Greeks, barbarians, wise, and foolish—highlighting his transformation from a Jewish exclusivist to an inclusive evangelist, driven by his belief in Jesus. The class addressed Paul’s eagerness to preach...

On Sunday morning, September 7, 2025, Cole Tuck delivered a compelling sermon titled "Heart - Mouth - Eyes" based on Proverbs 4:23-25. The sermon emphasized the importance of guarding three key areas—heart, mouth, and eyes—as they are the sources of life's actions and outcomes. Cole began by reflecting on the unique journeys that brought each person to worship, suggesting that every life event, ch...

On Sunday morning, September 7, 2025, Cole Tuck launched a new Bible class series on the Book of Romans, following the completion of a study on 1 and 2 Timothy. This series delves into the historical and cultural context of 1st-century Rome, Paul’s motivations for writing, and the theological depth of his epistle. The class aims to explore the core doctrines of Christianity, including sin, grace,...

On August 31, 2025, during a vibrant combined English–Spanish service, Cole Tuck delivered a compelling sermon titled "Your Greatest Enemy," with Charlie Rodriguez providing seamless Spanish translation. The sermon explored the profound idea that our greatest enemy is not external forces, such as bullies, adversaries, or circumstances, but rather ourselves—our own desires and tendencies toward sin...

On Sunday, August 31, 2025, Jeromy Tuck led an engaging morning Bible class focused on 2 Timothy, specifically around chapter 6, starting at verse 11. The discussion centered on Paul’s charge to Timothy to live as a "man of God," fleeing from worldly desires such as dishonest gain and pursuing virtues like righteousness, godliness, faith, love, endurance, and gentleness. Jeromy emphasized the univ...

On August 24, 2025, Cole Tuck delivered a compelling sermon titled Can We Interpret Scripture However We Want?. The sermon addresses the critical question of whether individuals can freely interpret the Bible according to personal perspectives or if there is a definitive, God-intended way to understand Scripture. Cole emphasizes that while human interpretation varies due to personal experiences, c...

On Sunday morning, August 24, 2025, Jeromy Tuck led a Bible class focusing on 1 Timothy, specifically covering parts of Chapter 5 and the beginning of Chapter 6. The discussion centered on the roles and responsibilities of church elders, the importance of maintaining integrity in leadership, and the Christian approach to handling various forms of bondage, including slavery. Jeromy emphasized the n...

On August 17, 2025, Cole Tuck delivered a powerful sermon addressing the often-overlooked sin of gossip. Cole emphasized that while gossip is culturally normalized, it is condemned in Scripture as a destructive force that undermines trust, perpetuates conflict, and causes lasting harm. Drawing from Proverbs, Psalms, Romans, and Ephesians, he highlighted God's disdain for gossip, equating it with s...

On Sunday, August 17, 2025, Jeromy Tuck led our morning Bible class focusing on 1 Timothy Chapter 5, emphasizing practical guidance for Christian conduct within the church community. Drawing from Paul’s letter to Timothy, Jeromy highlighted the importance of treating fellow believers as family, with respect and compassion tailored to their roles: older men as fathers, younger men as brothers, olde...

Sunday morning, August 10, 2025, Cole Tuck delivered a sermon titled "Man Born Blind," based on John 9, focusing on Jesus' healing a man blind from birth. The sermon explores the disciples' assumption that the man's blindness was due to sin, which Jesus refutes, stating it was to display God's works. The narrative follows the man's healing, the Pharisees' legalistic rejection of Jesus for healing...

Sunday morning, August 10, 2025, Jeromy Tuck led our morning Bible class focused on 1 Timothy, specifically covering 1 Timothy 3:14 through 4:16. The session began with community announcements, including updates on church renovations and a prayer for those facing health challenges and loss. Jeromy emphasized the purpose of Paul’s letter to Timothy: to guide the church in proper conduct as God’s ho...

In this engaging session four, Dean Meadows, Campus Minister at Blacksburg Church of Christ, tackles the question of whether the New Testament is a reliable historical document or merely a distorted "telephone game" passed down over 2,000 years. Drawing on comparisons with ancient texts, manuscript evidence, and scholarly insights—including agnostic Bart Ehrman's admission that textual variants do...

In this engaging session three, Dean Meadows, Campus Minister from Blacksburg Church of Christ, delivers a thought-provoking exploration of the moral argument for God's existence. He challenges listeners with the profound question: Without God, what's the difference between living like Adolf Hitler or Mother Teresa? Meadows argues that objective moral truths—such as the wrongness of murder, slaver...

In session two, Dean Meadows, Campus Minister from Blacksburg Church of Christ, explores the Kalam Cosmological Argument as a powerful tool for defending God's existence in an increasingly secular world. He contrasts past evangelism—centered on biblical interpretations—with today's need to address fundamental skepticism about God's reality, using natural theology that avoids direct Bible quotes to...

Guest speaker Dean Meadows, Campus Minister from Blacksburg Church of Christ, delivered an engaging session titled “Changing Minds in the Marketplace” at our Youth Apologetics seminar 2025. With a background as a pulpit minister and a master’s degree in apologetics from Biola University, Dean emphasized the importance of conversational apologetics in a polarized culture. He highlighted the need to...

On Sunday, August 3, 2025, Dean Meadows, campus minister from Blacksburg Church of Christ, delivered a compelling sermon titled "Say Something" based on Psalm 107:1-3. Dean shared a personal childhood story of disobedience involving a golf cart, illustrating how his father showed him grace despite his mistake. This narrative set the stage for the sermon's central message: God's steadfast love and...

On August 3, 2025, Dean Meadows, Campus Minister at Blacksburg Church of Christ in Virginia, delivered a compelling bible class on the historical evidence for the resurrection of Jesus Christ. As part of a seminar on the existence of God, Dean emphasized the significance of the resurrection as a historical fact, supported by multiple lines of evidence. He highlighted the importance of approaching...

On Sunday July 26, 2025 Cole Tuck presented a sermon titled Value.

On July 26, 2025, Jeromy Tuck led a thoughtful Bible study focusing on 1 Timothy, with a particular emphasis on the interpretation of verses concerning women, salvation, and proper conduct within the church. He explored the cultural and theological context behind passages about women learning quietly, authority, and salvation through faith and good deeds. Jeromy highlighted the importance of under...

📖 Sermon Summary: “Abortion and the Bible” — Cole Tuck | July 20, 2025 On Sunday morning, July 20, 2025, Cole Tuck delivered a deeply thought-provoking and biblically grounded sermon titled “Abortion and the Bible.” Recognizing the emotional and divisive nature of the topic, Cole approached it with clarity, humility, and conviction—anchoring the discussion in Scripture rather than culture or poli...

In Sunday morning’s Bible class, Jeromy Tuck guided the congregation through 1 Timothy 2:1–10, emphasizing the power of prayer, God’s universal desire for salvation, the example of Christ as mediator, and the call to live peaceful, holy lives. Jeromy encouraged believers to adopt a “think souls” mindset, centering every interaction on the eternal value of others. He reminded us that prayer, unity,...

On Sunday morning, July 13, 2025, Jeromy Tuck led a compelling Bible class on 1 Timothy, focusing on key themes from Chapter 1 and the opening verses of Chapter 2. The session began with announcements and prayer requests, including prayers for the Pecall family, flood victims, and high school campers attending a Bible camp in Oklahoma. Jeromy opened with a prayer, emphasizing the importance of stu...

Guest preacher George Khrone, from Zion Church of Christ, Lyons, TX delivered a stirring message that challenged listeners to reflect on their sincerity in seeking forgiveness. Using Luke 7:44–50 as the core text, he contrasted the repentant woman’s heartfelt devotion with the cold indifference of the Pharisee who merely went through the motions. George emphasized that many allow sin into their li...

On Sunday morning, July 6, 2025, Cole Tuck delivered a powerful and thought-provoking sermon titled "Should Christians Be Conservative, Liberal, or Neither?" Addressing the deep political and cultural divides in society, Cole emphasized that the church must rise above worldly labels and be united in Christ. He examined the dangers of both liberalism and conservatism when they become guiding ideolo...

Jeromy Tuck led a powerful and engaging class on 1 Timothy, focusing on Paul's charge to Timothy to guard against false doctrine and promote sound teaching rooted in love, faith, and a pure heart. The discussion emphasized how truth is constantly under attack—then and now—and that knowing sound doctrine is the best defense. Jeromy warned against becoming entangled in myths, genealogies, and pointl...