This episode dives into the moments when faith meets frustration — when it’s easier to sit and stew than to get up and go. From Liberty Jail to everyday struggles, Ellis, Eddie, and Tim talk about endurance, humility, and the kind of trust that turns waiting into growth.

Join them as they explore how the Lord refines us through stillness, strengthens us through action, and teaches us that even in the hardest seasons, there’s always purpose in the process.

Ellis and Eddie put God first and tackle life’s chaos with laughs, scripture insights, and practical tips. They talk about saying no to distractions, prioritizing what matters, and how even small daily wins feel huge when you start with Him.

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This episode explores how the Lord gathers His people to build a refuge from the storm — a place of safety, light, and belonging. From ancient temples to modern covenants, we see that Zion isn’t just a location but a way of living that shelters others in love.

Join Ellis, Eddie, Sister Noble, and TJ as they talk finishing the Lord’s work, trusting His timing, and becoming the kind of disciples who can calm storms — not just survive them.

Ellis and Eddie lace up for their flu game — no voice, no energy, but plenty of spirit. Between coughs and gospel takes, they talk about pushing through weakness, showing up when it’s hard, and why some of our best spiritual wins come on our worst days.

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This episode explores Doctrine and Covenants 111–114—revelations given amid debt, doubt, and transition. From Kirtland’s struggles to lessons in humility and hope, these chapters show how the Lord turns uncertainty into growth and mistakes into miracles.

Join Ellis, Eddie, Drew, and Cassidy as they talk optimism, pride, patience, and learning grace in real time—because, after all, you’ve never done today before.

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Ellis and Eddie dive into what it really means to be ready for the temple — from 9% tithing “coupons” to Grand Cherokee analogies and parallel parking practice. With humor and honesty, they explore why the endowment is a gift, how covenants guide us, and why the temple is the place to truly know Christ.

This episode explores Doctrine and Covenants 109–110 — the dedicatory prayer of the Kirtland Temple and the vision where the Lord signified His acceptance of the house and restored priesthood keys through heavenly messengers. These chapters reveal what it means to take His name upon us, to be strengthened with power from on high, and to stand as witnesses in sacred covenants.

Join Ellis, Eddie, Christopher, and Elessia as they reflect on jerseys and rosters, barnacles and basketball, and the deep lessons hidden in temple worship. From carrying Christ’s name like a team uniform to Elijah’s long-awaited appearance on Passover, this conversation blends scripture, humor, and testimony for all who want to stay firmly on the Lord’s team.

Ellis and Eddie are talking about what it really means to strengthen others in all of our doings — from the library to the drive-thru. From ministering with a pan of brownies (gluten-free if needed), to the idea of a “designated blesser,” to why Jesus would probably be hanging out with the bums at In-N-Out, they dive into the funny, surprising, and faith-filled ways discipleship shows up in everyday life. Along the way, they unpack why smiles are meant to be shared, how spiritual gifts aren’t for us but for others, and why building people matters more than just solving problems.

Come study with us — the gospel has something to say about outcasts, lifting others, and how diligence, small efforts, and Christlike love can unite us all.

This episode explores Doctrine and Covenants 106–108 — revelations that call new leaders, outline the duties of priesthood quorums, and remind disciples that the Lord strengthens His servants despite their weaknesses. These chapters show how God entrusts young and imperfect Saints with sacred responsibilities, how priesthood organization mirrors Christ’s Church anciently, and how faith and virtue anchor both leaders and members.

Come study with hosts Ellis and Eddie, joined by Lexie Nielsen, a recent ASU graduate and returned missionary, and Sister Camey Andersen, Church educator and adjunct faculty member at BYU. Together they reflect on callings and inadequacy, humor and humility, and the sustaining power of councils and prophets. From Warren Cowdery’s charge to Lyman Sherman’s reassurance, to the First Presidency and Quorum of the Twelve today, this conversation blends scripture, lived experience, and testimony for all seeking to act “in all diligence” in the Lord’s work.

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Ellis and Eddie are talking expectations — the ones we set for school, dating, and life — and what happens when reality doesn’t match the plan. From dirty dishes and post-mission dating curveballs to Zion’s Camp detours and cheeseburgers that somehow turn spiritual, they unpack the funny, frustrating, and faith-filled lessons that come with unmet expectations. Along the way, they explore why perfection is vertical (not horizontal), how high expectations only work when matched with high love, and why even small steps — like trading a Coke for water — can move us closer to Christ.

Come study with us — the gospel has something to say about expectations, disappointments, and how diligence, faith, and prayers of faith turn tribulation into blessing.