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.
Have you ever experienced disappointment that made it difficult to follow Jesus? How do we live out our faith when we're blindsided by unmet expectations? In this week's message from Luke, Pete tells us how Jesus helped his followers through their disappointment around Jesus' death.
Where do you feel like you belong? Have you ever wondered if Christianity is for you? This week we kick off our new message series exploring the meals of Jesus through the gospel of Luke. In tonight's message, Jesus invites an unexpected guest to the table and ends up changing someone’s life forever.
Do you ever wonder how much sin Jesus is able to forgive? Have you ever been curious about how He was (and still is) able to compel people to follow Him? Pete continues our Amazed series with a sermon on Jesus's pursuit of the Sick and ends with a powerful exhortation on how we should respond.
This semester we are walking through the Gospel of Mark in our series Amazed. In moments of decision, at crossroads of life, will we choose to follow Jesus, or something else? Director Pete Bullette introduces the series with an account of Jesus' first followers who had to make a trajectory-setting decision.
Pastor Brett Fuller shares from 1 Timothy on the importance of living rightly as disciples of Jesus.
Pastor Brett Fuller of Grace Covenant Church kicks off the weekend by drawing a picture of discipleship from the story of Jesus' resurrection of Lazarus.
Dick Brogden teaches on the red, green, and white martyrdoms.
Dick Brogden teaches on the four deaths we must die to truly follow Christ.
Pastor Brett Fuller shares a message on what it really means to be a disciple of Jesus.
Mark Batterson, pastor of National Community Church in Washington, D.C., shares on how following Christ is costly, but that it is the greatest deal we can get.
