Welcome to the Chi Alpha at UVA podcast! Chi Alpha at the University of Virginia is a passionately devoted, diverse, missional community of the Spirit—building lifelong followers of Jesus. Here you will find all of the most recent messages from Monday Night Live, retreats, and seminars. You can find more content by visiting our website at www.xaatuva.com.
After a brief time away to reorganize during the coronavirus pandemic, we are back with a new series, Things I Need to Be Reminded of Often - Home Edition. This week, Pete shares three points from the beginning of Acts, reminding us of the power and glory of Jesus.
Why are you alive to Jesus? The answer is that someone before you chose to live like Stephen. Chi Alpha National Training Director, Alex Rodriguez, kicks off the weekend with a study of the life of Stephen and calls us to live a life of Real Responsibility.
Sometimes we forget that we serve a God who operates outside of the rules of the natural world. Assisstant Director Josh Moran gives a sermon out of Acts 3 to remind us that the supernatural is natural.
Several Fourth Year students share how they have been impacted by Chi Alpha during their time at UVA and Pete Bullette closes out the semester.
Campus Pastor Pete Bullette takes a look at the stories of persecution in the book of Acts, and shares on the necessity of placing the Kingdom above our comfort.
Campus Pastor Pete Bullette walks through several Holy Spirit-initiated episodes in the book of Acts, and talks about how we can discern the Spirit's voice.
XA staff worker Josh Fairchild speaks on the topic of evangelism from the story of Philip and the Ethiopian eunuch in Acts 8.
Paul Ai shares his incredible story of how as a witch doctor in Vietnam God transformed his life and is using him now to make the gospel go viral in Vietnam.
Pete Bullette speaks on Acts 2 and talks about the essential element in making the gospel go viral: the Holy Spirit.
Several Chi Alpha students share about their Spring Break mission trip experiences, and Campus Pastor Pete Bullette shares from his heart on the importance of being a missions-minded fellowship.
