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 wondered how science and faith can coexist, or if it's even possible? Chi Alpha, the Center for Christian Study, and other ministries on grounds at UVA co-host MIT professor Dr. Ian Hutchinson from Project Veritas to give a lecture on this tough question.
Have you ever been curious about what faith in Jesus looks like or how it is suppossed to change us? Director Pete Bullette closes out our Amazed series with a sermon on Mark 5 that shows us the nature of faith in Jesus.
Shawn closes out Fall Retreat 2017 with a sermon on the present reality of the imminence of Jesus and the Age to Come, explaining how this beautiful reality is playing out in our lives right now.
In our final week of faith, we look at a moment when God tested Abraham's faith and protected him from falling into idolatry.
We are constantly surrounded by things vying for our attention. How do we live a focused faith in a world full of distractions? Director Pete Bullette shares from the parable of the soils on the power of a focused faith.
This week we hear from a man to whom Professor Ken Elzinga refers as one of the most influential kingdom builders in his life and in Charlottesville, Daryl Richman. Daryl asks what could happen if you dare to believe in Jesus.
What is the work of faith? Special Guest Dick Foth speaks from John 6 on trusting in Jesus.
The church in Galatia was being taught a message that faith alone wasn't enough to live in the Kingdom. Paul addresses legalism as the reverse of the gospel.
Dr. Jim Bradford shares on the importance of living a life of faith outside the confines of our comfort.
Chi Alpha West Coast Area Director Curt Harlow talks about three traps we can fall into that prevent us from genuinely pursuing truth.
