This episode explores Doctrine and Covenants 102–105 — revelations that establish councils in the Church, recount the trials of Zion’s Camp, and redefine what success and failure look like in the Lord’s work. These chapters show that God proves, refines, and prepares His people through tribulation, and that redemption often comes in unexpected ways. Come study with hosts Ellis and Eddie, joined by Ben Hancock, host of the For All the Saints podcast, and Jenet Erickson, a BYU religion professor. Together they reflect on high councils and integrity, the grueling march of Zion’s Camp, and the blessings that come “after much tribulation.” From burned homes to the Fishing River miracles to learning the Lord’s definition of triumph, this conversation blends history, covenant hope, and personal testimony for all seeking to build Zion in their own lives.

Ellis and Eddie are talking trials, setbacks, and why hard things can actually make us holy. From friend-zones and burnt rice to timing belts that refuse to cooperate, they dig into the funny, frustrating, and faith-building lessons that come when life feels like one big check engine light. Along the way, they explore how grace shows up when we’ve done all we can, why unreciprocated love can teach us meekness, and how even broken cars (or hearts) can turn into oil for our lamps.

Come study with us — the gospel has something to say about affliction, growth, and becoming more like Christ through it all.

This episode explores Doctrine and Covenants 98–101 — revelations that guided the Saints through persecution, loss, and the refining fire of adversity. These chapters teach that Zion is built not by retaliation, but by patience, gratitude, and peace — and that chastening is the Lord’s way of sanctifying His people.

Come study with hosts Ellis and Eddie, joined by Kekeli from Ghana and Brother Ronald Morgan, as they unpack what it means to be a true peacemaker, why perfection means wholeness in Christ, and how covenants give our lives “savor.” From basketball fouls to printing presses in the river to the privilege of paying the price to know God, this conversation blends doctrine, testimony, and hope for all who seek to follow Christ’s higher law.

Ellis and Eddie are talking temples, sacrifice, and why showing up matters even when it isn’t easy. From “spiritual Costco” runs where revelation comes in bulk or in small sample sizes, to Odell Beckham–style one-handed catches of light, they dive into the funny, frustrating, and faith-building realities of trying to make the temple the center of life. Along the way, they unpack what it means to scrape off the “barnacles” of stress and sin, why small efforts still count, and how Christ meets us in our honest sacrifices.

Come study with us — the gospel has something to say about temples, time, and catching revelation when you reach for it.

This episode explores Doctrine and Covenants 94–97 — revelations that call the Saints to build Zion and the Lord’s holy temples. These sections remind us that God’s work is not just about buildings, but about shaping people — turning disciples into a Zion people with pure hearts, willing sacrifice, and steadfast faith.

Come study with hosts Ellis and Eddie, joined by Britten Ikeomu and Brother Kunda Musonda, as they unpack what it means to be “wholly dedicated to the Lord,” why chastisement is rooted in love, and how temples endow us with power from on high. From whole-wheat bread to barnacle-covered ships to the joy of Jollof rice, this conversation blends doctrine, testimony, and a little laughter for anyone striving to give their all to Christ.

Ellis and Eddie are talking patience, timing, and why waiting on the Lord is anything but passive. From cheetahs sneaking up on gazelles to broken clocks that are somehow still right twice a day, they dive into the sacred (and sometimes awkward) spaces of waiting. Along the way, they unpack what it means to grow “grace for grace,” how God strengthens us in our burdens, and why even small efforts — like five loaves and two fishes — are magnified in His hands.

Come study with us — the gospel has something to say about patience, timing, and finding joy while you wait.

This episode explores Doctrine and Covenants 93 — a revelation that teaches us who we worship, how we worship, and how we grow “grace by grace.” These verses open a window into Christ’s character, the fullness of God, and what it really means to walk in light and truth — reminding us that discipleship is a daily, step-by-step journey.

Come study with hosts Ellis and Eddie, joined by Emma Buchanan and BYU Religion Instructor Travis Searle, as they unpack seeing vs. knowing Christ, the enabling power of His grace, and the promise of becoming whole in Him. From handcart angels to Disney metaphors, this conversation is filled with insight, encouragement, and a little laughter for anyone trying to live closer to the Savior.

Ellis and Eddie are diving into the real-life struggles of health and hope — unpacking how faith, small goals, and a little laughter can change the way we face challenges. They’re talking bad backs, five-mile grannies, and why temples never slouch — plus how the Word of Wisdom is more than just a “don’t do drugs” list. From fighting for miracles to finding God’s timing in your healing, this one’s for anyone learning to see their body as a temple and their trials as opportunities to grow.

Come study with us — the gospel has something to say about your health (and your hope).

This episode explores Doctrine and Covenants 89–92 — a rich collection of revelations covering the Word of Wisdom, the organization of the First Presidency, and the Lord’s counsel on discernment. These sections weave together principles of health, holiness, leadership, and personal revelation — showing how God prepares His people both spiritually and physically to build His kingdom.

Come study with hosts Ellis and Eddie, joined by Samuel Mawle and BYU Religion Professor Brian Mead, as they dive into what it means to live by a “principle with promise,” receive prophetic guidance, and recognize the Spirit’s voice in your own life. From cleats-and-covenants analogies to the inspiring story of Vienna Jakes — and from the Apocrypha to everyday discipleship — this conversation is packed with insight, practical application, and encouragement for anyone striving to walk with God in the last days.

Ellis and Eddie are diving into the ups and downs of dating — unpacking how self-improvement, faith, and a little humor can change the way we approach relationships. They’re talking burnt rice, rock climbing, and finding your “boo thing” in unexpected places — plus how to turn dating frustrations into growth opportunities. From ditching comparison on social media to finding joy in the process (not just the outcome), this one’s for anyone working on themselves while trusting God’s timing.

Come hang out with us — the gospel has something to say about your dating life.