Chi Alpha at UVA

How do we remain faithful to Jesus despite fears, insecurities, and doubts that tempt us to deny Him? Professor Ken Elzinga shares his answer to this question through stories from his own life and that of Peter the disciple.

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. 

Humble service is one of the pillars of the Christian life. Staff member Rigo Herrera closes out our series, Things I Need to Be Reminded of Often, and the school year, with a message on service out of John 13.

We live in a world that places a high value on wealth, success, and total control over our lives. However, none of it compares to the sweetness of Jesus. Staff member Abigail Herrera gives a powerful message on why Jesus is better than any material or worldly pursuit that we could chase after.

Have you ever wondered what it means to forgive someone? Staff member Sarah Fletcher gives a sermon out of Matthew 18 and tells us what God's definition of forgiveness is.

Do you sometimes think that the Bible is just full of rules? Staff member Erin Herrman shares a message from the book of Exodus on how our obedience to God's commands actually leads to freedom.

Have you ever been afraid to go where Jesus has called you? UVA Head Wrestling Coach Steve Garland preaches a sermon out of Matthew 14 about how we need to have our eyes locked in on Jesus to be able to fearlessly follow Him.

Do you ever feel like no one knows or notices you? Speaking for the first time at MNL, staff member Jenny Shin gives a message from Mark 5 on how we are known individually by God.

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.