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.
Sometimes the most loving thing we can do for a friend is the most difficult thing. Tonight we look at how Paul addresses conflict in the church and the radical love he shows those caught up in sin.
Is the American Dream-dipped Christianity what Jesus had in mind? Director Pete Bullette reveals one of the most incovenient truths of Scripture—Jesus makes your life harder.
When you think of the church, what comes to mind? Understanding why God made the church, which is often a weak spot in our theology, could actually lead to incredible transformation in our lives.
Can you trust what you see? We all go through life with a set of beliefs that color everything with which we interact. In Corinth, the church has gotten off track and needs to be reminded by Paul of the key to seeing the world as it really is.
"How did I end up here?" That's a question we never want to end up asking ourselves, but one we can run into if we don't live our lives on purpose. Chi Alpha Director Pete Bullette introduces us to book of 1 Cornithians and a counter-cultral purpose to pursue.
Modern life is full of so many distractions, decisions, and desires. Sometimes it can all be overwhelming to the point of being debilitating. Director Pete Bullette and his wife, Amy, talk about how to manage these stressors in this installment of our series, To Live is Christ.
Have you ever tried to live more righteously? Are you stressed out by God's expectations for you? Director Pete Bullette continues our To Live Is Christ series with a sermon on the restful pursuit of God.
The World often tells us that to be fulfilled we must enter the "inner ring". Jesus, however, tells us something very different. Director Pete Bullette continues our series in Philippians, To Live is Christ, with a message on the honor in humility.
What does it mean to live? What does it mean to die? Director Pete Bullette opens the semester and our series To Live is Christ by talking about how the apostle Paul maintained hope despite his imprisonment while he wrote to the Church at Philippi.
If we are to truly follow Jesus, it means leaving sin behind. However, often times in our walk with Christ, we find ourselves looking over our shoulder and clinging to parts of our old life. Director Pete Bullette continues our Marked by the Cross series with a powerful call to take radical steps to cut sin out of our lives.
