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.
In our last message of the semester and of the school year, our own Erin Herrman reminds us that our hope is secure in Christ and tells us how that impacts the three anchors of Chi Alpha: Real Devotional Life, Real Community, and Real Responsibility.
Sarah Malcolm starts her Fall Retreat series called "The Road to Identity: Conversations on the Good Life", which starts with a simple question: Is the Good Life an Independent Pursuit? She shares a story from Luke about a group of people who go above and beyond to bring their paralyzed friend to Jesus.
What does a community centered around Christ look like? How does one eat a meal without elbows? In this week's message from Luke, Pete gives us some insight on both of these questions through one of Jesus' parables about fighting for a seat of honor at the table
An excerpt from a recent Immersed message about the importance of viewing your house as a temple of the Holy Spirit, and some simple practices to follow when forming a house.
What has the greatest potential to destroy Real Community? It's a poision with only one cure.
We've all had moments in relationships where our expectations did not match our experience. In those moments, what fills the gap? What we choose to believe about people will either cause our relationships to flourish or to fall apart.
Paul knew that the one place we might have the most difficult time living out this gospel operating system is in community. In Romans 12 we find how to live this new life together.
Pete Bullette shares a message at the 15 Year Celebration Monday Night Live on the importance of being faithful to the journey that God has called us to.
In the second session, Lennon shares how as a family we must learn to deal with one another in a way that reflects the grace we've received from God.
Our speaker for the weekend, Lennon Noland, shares from Philippians on how we become party of a family when we decide to follow Jesus.
