BUZZING· 70%55m·2026-09-15·FaithEp 1420 | From ‘The Chosen’ Set to Baptism: How Jonathan Roumie Helped Change Elijah Alexander’s Life
‘The Chosen’ actor Elijah Alexander opens up about the powerful first words fellow actor Jonathan Roumie spoke to him off camera and how they helped launch his journey to Jesus. Raised Jewish, Elijah tells Jase, Al, and Zach how playing the Roman Atticus eventually led him from searching for God to becoming a disciple…
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“Watching the show for the first time. It changed my life. This was a great actor!”
“So loved this convo with Elijah, and how his faith continues to grow. I love him on The Chosen and also on The Spy Who Fed Me (youtube).”
“Wow! What a powerful episode!!❤ Thank you for having this guest. Truly powerful and amazing testimony of this man!”
“And wow, he is handsome!❤ He played that part great”
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