Radical Love

Bryan Howard continues The Vue’s Sermon on the Mount series with Matthew 6:25–34. He explores what Jesus teaches about worry, how the Father cares for our needs, and what it looks like to seek God’s kingdom first and bring our worries to Him in prayer.

Cory O’Hara walks through the Lord’s Prayer in Matthew 6:9–13, encouraging us to make it part of our daily lives. Through teaching and group discussion, he explores honoring God’s name, surrendering to His will, depending on His provision, and extending forgiveness to others.

This episode is a detailed exposition of Matthew 7:21-23 from Jesus' Sermon on the Mount, focusing on distinguishing between outward religious activity and true inward transformation. Bryan Howard emphasizes that genuine salvation involves a surrendered heart aligned with God's will, not merely good works or religious deeds. The sermon warns against false assurance of salvation through works and highlights the eternal consequences of lawlessness.

Bryan Howard opens a new series on the Sermon on the Mount with Jesus’ command to love our enemies in Matthew 5:43–48. He explains how radical love sets believers apart, why forgiveness is costly, and how the Holy Spirit empowers us to extend the grace God first showed us. The message also distinguishes forgiveness from restoring a relationship with someone who has caused harm.

Chris Pepper shares his personal testimony of faith, including his upbringing in South Africa, a powerful encounter with Jesus at a church camp, and his journey into full-time ministry. The episode emphasizes reliance on Jesus as the true prize of faith and the call to let the light of Christ shine through authentic life change.

Bryan Howard teaches from John 1:14 about sharing the gospel with the grace and truth of Jesus. Through personal stories and biblical examples, he encourages believers to build patient, loving relationships with people who do not know Christ while remaining faithful to God’s Word.

Bryan Howard teaches from Acts 2:42–47 about what a faithful ministry looks like: community with God, community with believers, and community with those who do not yet know Christ. He challenges The Vue to devote themselves to Scripture and prayer, care for one another as a church family, and share the gospel with the people around them.

Bryan Howard explores the passage of Matthew 11:28-30 where Jesus describes His heart as gentle and lowly. The message emphasizes that Jesus calls, died for, and gives rest to the broken, inviting them to come as they are and find true rest in Him. The sermon calls listeners to enjoy a deep relationship with Christ beyond simply knowing about Him.

Cory O'Hara welcomes Bryan and Kendall Howard to The Vue for a Q&A about their lives, testimonies, and calling to ministry. Get to know the Howards as they begin serving Bellevue's college ministry, and hear Bryan reflect on the mercy of Jesus in 1 Timothy 1:15–16.

Cory O'Hara teaches from 1 Corinthians 4:1–2 about living as servants of Christ and faithful stewards of the gospel. He challenges listeners to put aside pride, serve sacrificially, and practice faithfulness in their finances, relationships, work, and college life.