Being a Christian on Campus
December 5, 2025
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as posted by the channelIn this full episode of The Ish of Arabia Show, I sit down with Ellie, a student at Arizona State University, for an honest and insightful conversation about faith, identity, and resilience.
Ellie shares what it’s really like to live out your Christian faith on a modern university campus — the pressures, the silence, the unexpected blessings, and the moments where standing for Christ feels lonely.
She also opens up about her childhood of traveling across the country, constantly adjusting to new places, and how those experiences shaped her sense of belonging, purpose, and trust in God.
One of the most impactful parts of our discussion is when we explore indifference — how spiritual numbness affects the way we understand God’s plan for our life, and how young people can break out of it through prayer, community, and intentional discipleship.
This episode is a powerful look at the quiet battles many young Catholics face today, and how God works through uncertainty, isolation, and transition to form us into the people He calls us to be.
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