Chi Alpha at UVA

What are your monuments? In the final session of SALT 2022, Alex reflects on monuments from his past and encourages us to do the same; think about moments and places that display God’s goodness in your life, and let them serve as monuments in your walk with Jesus!

Are you truly owning your faith? In the third session of SALT 2022, Alex challenges us to take responsibility for our growth and personal relationship with God through prayer, devolution, and faith in the unbelievable acts of Jesus.

Where can you lose yourself for Jesus? In the second session of SALT 2022, Shawn Galyen, who serves in Granada, Spain, talks about how we must lose our reputation, our assumptions, and our agenda in order to to follow God and his commands to the fullest.

What does it really mean to live in real community? In the first session of SALT 2022, Alex Rodriguez, the National Chi Alpha Training Director, walks through how community is both discovered and made when we pursue relationships built around the truth of Scripture.

How is Jesus calling you to follow him? In our last message of the semester, our campus pastor, Pete Bullette, speaks about how Jesus calls us to develop both the active and passive aspect of our faith, and how they both lead us on the journey to becoming transformed through Jesus Christ. This is the fourteenth and final message of our series in the book of John, Come & See, where we are exploring what it means to seek Jesus and merge every aspect of our lives with his desire for us.

In this very special Monday Night Live, our pastoral staff team retells the four resurrection accounts in dramatic fashion, highlighting how Jesus changed the lives of Mary Magdalene, Matthew, Thomas, and Simon Peter through both his death and the manner of his reappearance to each of his followers. Listen along to see how the resurrection changed not only the disciples’ lives, but how Jesus’ power changes our lives today as well! This is the thirteenth message of our series in the book of John, Come & See, where we are exploring what it means to seek Jesus and merge every aspect of our lives with his desire for us.

In this week's message, our campus pastor, Pete Bullette, speaks about the coronation of Jesus and how his “royal treatment” involved taking on the sin of all mankind. How can you follow the example of this good king, the one who refused calls for glory and lived in humility instead? This is the twelfth message of our series in the book of John, Come & See, where we are exploring what it means to seek Jesus and merge every aspect of our lives with his desire for us.

What in your life is molding your habits—and are your habits pleasing to God? In this week's message, guest speaker Jenny Groff talks about how spending time with Jesus builds better habits in our lives and the importance of praying and reading the Bible daily. This is the eleventh message of our series in the book of John, Come & See, where we are exploring what it means to seek Jesus and merge every aspect of our lives with his desire for us.

In this week's message, pastoral staff member Josh Fairchild speaks about how living attuned to the Holy Spirit’s presence can guide us from some of the most difficult circumstances into the most fruitful seasons of growth in our lives. The question, then, is will you allow yourself to listen to the Spirit’s teachings and let them determine your trajectory? This is the tenth message of our series in the book of John, Come & See, where we are exploring what it means to seek Jesus and merge every aspect of our lives with his desire for us.

Will you follow Jesus and take a step of humility and servitude in your relationships? In this week's message, our campus pastor, Pete Bullette, speaks about the example Jesus sets for us when washing his disciples’ feet and how we can take a similar approach in our daily lives as we walk alongside each other in community. This is the ninth message of our series in the book of John, Come & See, where we are exploring what it means to seek Jesus and merge every aspect of our lives with his desire for us.