Who is at your center? Join us as Our Campus Director Pete Bullette takes us through revelations to discover who is at the center of everything. This is a sermon that speaks on our biblical alignment in a world of relevant political contention.

What will you do in the fact of invaluable treasure? Join us as campus director Pete Bullete takes us through Matthew 13, where we learn how to respond to the treasure of the Kingdom. This is the third episode in our sermon series through the book of Matthew, Unexpected Kingdom, where we see how the kingdom shows itself in unexpected ways.

How does community form us? Join us as Jenny Groff, Northeast Chi Alpha Operations Manager and UVA Alum, continues to inform us about the importance of community and formation through scripture. This is our fourth session of our annual fall retreat.

What is Kingdom Success? Continue with us as Toint Williams has root ourselves in Kingdom success and not worldly success. This is the third session of our annual fall retreat.

Who are you becoming? Join us as NorthEast Chi Alpha Operations Manager and UVA alum Jenny Groff helps us uncover how we should be forming ourselves through Christ. This is the second session of our annual fall retreat

What is making you hide? Dive in as we start off our 2024 Fall Retreat with Guest speaker Tiont Williams, the director of Young Life in Richmond, Virginia, as we discover how we are to open ourselves to God's love for us. This is the first session of our annual fall retreat.

What makes up the Kingdom? Join us as Maddie Clevinger travels to Matthew 13 where we discover how an extraordinary kingdom is made of ordinary people. This is the second episode through our sermon series on the book of Matthew, the (Un)expected Kingdom.

What age are we living in? Join us as campus director Pete Bullette steps through Matthew 13, where we see how we exist in an age that is before what is yet to come. This is the First episode through our new sermon series through the book of Matthew, The Unexpected Kingdom, where we see how the Kingdom of God appears in ways different than expected.