Chi Alpha at UVA

How do we make good decisions about who to date and how to date? Pete and Amy Bullette share on the three major guardrails we need to have in our dating relationships.

What is it that makes love, sex, and dating so complicated? And does it have to be this way? This week we look at four heart issues that we must deal with to start simplifying this area of our lives.

Staff member Erin Turley concludes the series with a look at how we have hope in the midst of challenging circumstances.

In Romans 13, Paul talks politics. He gives us a whole new way to view authority and explains how we should relate to government.

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.

How should we live in response to the gospel? In Romans 12, we learn about a radically new way of living that is the only response to the radical grace we have received.

Brett Fuller shares on the primary words needed for the Christian life and challenges us to let God alone be who we worship.

Who are we, and what will we build our identities around? In the Gospel Operating System, we find a totally different way of thinking about the question of identity.

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.