Chi Alpha at UVA

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.

Glen Davis shares on the necessity of the Spirit when it comes to fighting the battles ahead of us.

Glen Davis teaches how to use the shield of faith, helmet of salvation, and sword of the Spirit.

Pastor Eric Ojala from Summit County, CO shares on how we can live out our call to fulfill the Great Commission wherever we are.

Chi Alpha Director Glen Davis from Stanford University begins the weekend with a teaching from Ephesians 6 on the armor of God.

Often in life we find that reality doesn’t match our expectations. How do we deal with this fact when it comes to the issue of suffering? As Christians how does the Gospel affect the way we deal with suffering personally and in the world around us?

Our culture is obsessed with measuring status in various ways, and as Christians, we can fall into the same trap. The Gospel Operating System offers a status upgrade, but not in the way you may think

Professor Elzinga shares on a subject that is not taught in any class, in any department at U.Va., but is essential to our lives as followers as Jesus.

This week we continue in our series through the book of Romans by looking at two fundamental truths that are essential for understanding the gospel.