Chi Alpha at UVA

How do you live your life by? Join us as John Barry takes us through Galatians where we discover what means to have a life walking in step with the Holy Spirit. This is our final message in our Galatians sermon series, Jesus + Nothing.

What is your identity? Join us we traverse through Galatian as our campus director Pete Bullette teaches us what it means to be adopted into the Kingdom. This is our third message in our Galatians sermon series, Jesus + Nothing. 

What makes us righteous? Join us as campus Director Pete Bullette takes us through the second chapter of Galatians where we discover that we are made righteous only through the grace and love of Jesus. This is the second message through our sermon series through the book of Galatians, Jesus + Nothing.

What tent are you living in? Join us as campus director Pete Bullete begins our journey through Galatians where we learn of the salvation Jesus affords us. This is the first episode through our new sermon series through the book of Galatians, "Jesus + Nothing".

How do our earthly desires separate us from God’s desires? In this week’s message, pastoral staff member Sarah Fletcher shows us how leaning into spiritual disciplines in our everyday lives helps us fight the battle against our sinful nature. This is the second message in our three part series, The Resistance, where we are taking a deep dive into the battle against sin and how to trust in God for strength and guidance as we seek after him.

We conclude the spring semester with four student testimonies from the Fourth Year class and a final message from the book of Galatians.

What does God see when He looks at you? How do you earn status before God? Staff worker Josh Fairchild shares answers to these questions from the book of Galatians.

Paul confronts leaders in the church of Galatia for bringing a plus factor into the gospel, and sums up the experience of his Christian life with three defining truths.

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.