In this episode of the Catalyst Podcast, Eric Davis interviews Dasani Hill and Elise Stringer, two transfer students at the Wesley at Southern Miss. They discuss the challenges of being a Christian in college, finding their faith, and the importance of community. Dasani and Elise share their experiences of feeling torn between two lifestyles and the pressure to fit in. They also talk about the impact of having mentors who met them where they were and normalized their struggles. The conversation highlights the need for college students to make practical choices, such as seeking community and not being lukewarm in their faith. The hosts emphasize the importance of showing up and loving both God and others. They also address common problems faced by college students, such as the pressure to have life figured out and the fear of losing friends. The episode concludes with words of encouragement to enjoy college, find community, and take the next step in one's faith journey.

Takeaways

Being a Christian in college can be challenging, especially when trying to balance two lifestyles and fit in with friends who may have different values.
Having mentors who meet you where you are and normalize your struggles can be instrumental in finding and strengthening your faith.
Practical choices, such as seeking community and not being lukewarm in your faith, can help college students navigate the challenges they face.
It's important to show up and be present in your faith journey, trusting that good things will happen when you do.
Common problems faced by college students include the pressure to have life figured out and the fear of losing friends.
Enjoying college, finding community, and taking the next step in your faith journey are key to finding grace and hope along the way.

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