Sermon - Pastor Tim Johnson | Colossians 3:18-19

Sermon - Mark Catlin | 2 Timothy 3:16

Mark Catlin, encourages the Avenue Community Church congregation to view the Bible as a good gift from God. He emphasizes that scripture is God-breathed and equips believers for every good work, not just a few. Mark highlights the importance of understanding the Bible’s purpose, which is to make believers wise for salvation and equip them for a life of faith.

Sermon - Brad Morrow | 1 Timothy 6:12

Fight. Take Hold. Stand Firm. What does it take for a church—and a Christian—to remain faithful in a world constantly redefining truth? In this message from 1 Timothy 6:12, we're challenged to fight the good fight of the faith by anchoring ourselves to the unchanging truth of God's Word. Whether you're wrestling with cultural pressures, questioning what it means to stand firm in your faith, or longing to know God more deeply, this message offers both biblical conviction and lasting hope. Because when our lives are anchored in the gospel, we don't simply survive shifting culture—we become a faithful witness to Christ in the places He's called us.

Sermon - Braden Tyler | Ephesians 3:7-10

The gospel isn't advice about what you need to do for God—it's the breathtaking announcement of what God has already done for you through Jesus Christ. In this powerful message from Ephesians, we're reminded that the Christian life always begins with grace. We were spiritually dead, but God, rich in mercy, made us alive in Christ. Before Scripture ever calls us to live differently, it declares who we already are: forgiven, adopted, redeemed, sealed by the Holy Spirit, and heirs to an eternal inheritance. Discover the unsearchable riches of Christ and what it means to live as a child of God with full access to the Father. Learn why the gospel isn't just about making bad people good, but making dead people alive, why believers have been transferred from the kingdom of darkness into the kingdom of Christ, and how every follower of Jesus has been called to be a minister of reconciliation.

Sermon - Josh Weiss | Revelation 7:9-17

The church can be beautiful, but it can also be complicated. In a culture that celebrates independence and often points to the failures of organized religion, why should we keep showing up? Why stay committed when community gets messy? This message invites us to see the church from God's perspective. Instead of focusing only on the turbulence, Scripture lifts our eyes to God's eternal vision: a people called together from every tongue, tribe, and nation to reflect His glory. Journey through the story of the Bible and learn how biblical community shapes us into the likeness of Christ, anchors us in truth, and gives us a glimpse of the eternal worship that awaits God's people.

Sermon - Mike Gatliff | Matthew 1 & 2 and Luke 2

The Man God Chose: Lessons from Joseph | Father’s Day Message What kind of man would God choose to raise His only Son? In this Father’s Day message, we take a closer look at Joseph—the often-overlooked earthly father of Jesus. Through the Gospel of Matthew, we discover a man marked by righteousness, faithfulness, courage, and quiet obedience. When faced with public humiliation, difficult decisions, and unexpected responsibilities, Joseph consistently chose trust over fear and faithfulness over reputation. Exploring Joseph’s story alongside the examples of Moses and Hosea, this sermon highlights how a life of daily obedience prepares us for God’s greater purposes. Joseph’s willingness to protect Mary and Jesus reminds us that God often works through ordinary people who faithfully respond to His call. This message challenges us to consider our own role in God’s plan: Will we choose to be protectors rather than predators? Will we remain faithful when obedience costs us something? And will we trust that our everyday faithfulness has eternal significance, even when no one else sees it? Join us as we learn from the man God chose to raise His Son and discover how God still uses ordinary people to accomplish extraordinary purposes.