Come Study With Me

In this episode, Ellis and Eddie—joined by Alex Johnson and Sister Pam Smalley—study Exodus 7–13, exploring the plagues of Egypt, Pharaoh's hardened heart, and the faith of Moses. They reflect on what it means to soften our hearts, trust God through repeated trials, and keep moving forward even when answers or results don't come right away.

Through the story of the Passover, they discuss Christ-centered symbolism, divine protection, and the power of remembering the Savior through sacred practices. These chapters point to Jesus Christ as our Deliverer, reminding us that even in hardship, the Lord is guiding, preparing, and leading us toward freedom and redemption.

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In this Easter episode, Ellis and Eddie discuss how young adults can create meaningful, Christ-centered traditions that go beyond the holiday itself. Drawing on 2 Nephi 25–26, they explore simple ways to focus on Christ through prayer, scripture study, repentance, and intentional daily habits. They emphasize that Easter can be a starting point—not an endpoint—for lasting spiritual growth.

In this episode, Ellis and Eddie—joined by Ben Rytting and Brother Darren Griffith—step away from the Old Testament to focus on Easter and the central role of Jesus Christ. They explore the purpose of the Savior's life, Atonement, and Resurrection, discussing why His story is so powerful and how His grace brings healing, change, and hope to individuals today.

Through scripture, personal experiences, and thoughtful discussion, they reflect on repentance, spiritual transformation, and ways to more meaningfully celebrate Easter. They share practical ideas for creating Christ-centered traditions and testify of the Savior's living power to fill emotional gaps, strengthen hearts, and bring peace even in life's most difficult moments.

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In this episode, Ellis and Eddie discuss feelings of inadequacy through stories from Exodus 1–6 and the lives of prophets like Moses and Nephi. They explore how even those called by God often feel unprepared, yet are strengthened through Him.

Through scripture and personal insights, they emphasize repentance, humility, and trusting the Lord's power. They invite listeners to immerse themselves in the scriptures and remember that weakness is not a barrier—it's often where God begins His work.

In this episode, Ellis and Eddie, joined by Lily Gould and Sister Leslie Robbins, study Exodus 1–6, focusing on Moses' early life and calling as well as the Israelites' bondage in Egypt. They explore themes of courage, identity, and trusting God's voice, highlighting stories like the Hebrew midwives and the burning bush as examples of faith and obedience in uncertain situations.

They also reflect on personal experiences with hardship, emphasizing that God is aware of individual struggles and provides reassurance in difficult times. The discussion underscores that growth often comes through trials and that trusting God's timing can lead to strength, healing, and a deeper relationship with Jesus Christ.

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In this episode, Ellis and Eddie study Genesis 42–50, reflecting on Joseph's reunion with the brothers who once betrayed him and the powerful truth that "God meant it unto good." They explore what it means to forgive, trust God's timing, and believe that even painful experiences can have divine purpose.

Through scripture and personal experiences, they discuss closed doors, unexpected trials, and how faith helps us keep moving forward. Joseph's story reminds us that even when life feels confusing or unfair, the Lord may be preparing something greater than we can see.

In this episode, Ellis and Eddie -joined by Michael Cottle & Carter Perry- study Genesis 42-50, following Joseph's journey from betrayal and hardship to deliverance and purpose. They explore how God can use even painful experiences to prepare us for future blessings and shape us for something greater than we expected.

Through Joseph's story, they discuss forgiveness, trusting God's timing, and the powerful truth that what others may intend for harm, God can turn for good. Their conversation highlights how faith in difficult seasons can lead to growth, healing, and unexpected deliverance.

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In this episode, Ellis and Eddie—joined by Michael Page and Brother Adam Cobb—study Genesis 37–41, exploring Joseph's journey from betrayal and slavery to prison and divine preparation. Through Joseph's story, they discuss how the Lord can be with us even when life feels unfair, confusing, or far from what we expected.

Through scripture, personal experiences, and honest conversation, they reflect on spiritual resilience, resisting temptation, and trusting God's timing during adversity. They explore how trials can become preparation for future blessings, learning that even in our hardest seasons, the Lord is quietly shaping us for something greater.

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This week, Ellis and Eddie explore Jacob's wrestle with God and how it mirrors the real struggles young adults face today—faith, identity, relationships, and the future.

They talk about praying with intention, holding onto hope during uncertainty, and learning that righteous desires are not weaknesses but invitations to grow closer to Christ.

In this episode, Ellis and Eddie—joined by Taylor Davidson and Brother Steve Lundwall—study Genesis 24–33, exploring covenant marriage, generational faith, and what it means to let God prevail. They examine Rebekah's courage, Jacob's wrestle with identity, and Esau's choice of the birthright, discovering how God works through imperfect families to fulfill His promises.

Through scripture and personal stories, they reflect on sacrifice, desire, and turning rock-bottom moments into sacred ground—reminding us that when we anchor our identity in our covenants, God draws us nearer to Him.

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