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.
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.
Do you ever wonder how much sin Jesus is able to forgive? Have you ever been curious about how He was (and still is) able to compel people to follow Him? Pete continues our Amazed series with a sermon on Jesus's pursuit of the Sick and ends with a powerful exhortation on how we should respond.
Pastor Brett Fuller speaks from Isaiah 55 on the importance of wise speech and actions, as well as the incredible nature of God's forgiveness.
In Romans 8, Paul helps us understand the power of the Christian life, the posture we must have towards sin, and what’s at stake when we take sin lightly.
As followers of Jesus saved by grace, how should we view sin? In Romans 6 we see that the life in the Gospel Operating System takes both grace and sin seriously.
The life of David was not perfect. In fact, he sinned greatly and the consequences were severe. In the aftermath of our sin, what is our response? David demonstrates that repentance is the only way to walk out of sin.
How to we respond when we find ourselves living in sin? Staff member Michelle Freeman shares what the prophet Joel says is the vital sign of repentance.
Campus pastor Pete Bullette shares from 2 Corinthians 7 on true repentance and what the difference is between worldly and Godly sorrow.
