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.
When is the last time you worshipped an idol? We may not have gold or silver statues littering our culture today, but we are constantly surrounded by things that can steal our devotion and love from God. Josh Moran gives his final message as a Chi Alpha at UVA staff member on the importance of personal devotion to Christ.
As followers of Jesus, do we have the right to take offense? Forgiveness is an essential element of the Christian life, yet it is costly. Joshua Moran shares on from 1 Corinthians on the power of forgiveness.
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.
Have you ever wondered what it means to give all of yourself to Jesus? Assistant Director Josh Moran closes out our Marked by the Cross series and the Fall 2017 semester with a powerful message on what it means to live extravagantly for Jesus.
Have you ever wondered what Jesus's teachings on money were? Assisstant Director Josh Moran continues our Marked by the Cross series with a sermon on financial stewardship and generosity.
Josh Moran ends the semseter with an encouragement from 2 John to continue living the anchored life this summer.
In Romans 13, Paul talks politics. He gives us a whole new way to view authority and explains how we should relate to government.
Joshua Moran speaks on the essential element of grace and how that shows up in the life of Jacob in an unlikely place.
Why do we search for lost things? What determines how intensely we search, or how happy we are when we find our lost stuff? Campus pastor Joshua Moran shares from Luke 15 on the immense value of lost people in the Kingdom of God.
In the closing message of Glory, Josh Moran encourages us as we go into our summers to follow Jesus, and not get distracted by how Jesus is leading others.
