President Nelson has taught that "The Lord loves effort." In this episode Molly Murphy and Maridee Weston dive into this teaching. 

In this episode, Cooper England, Jake Butterfield, and Mike Moore have a discussion about the phrase "The Best is Yet to Come" from President Nelson. In a world that talks about the future in such negative terms, it is good to remember what the Gospel of Jesus Christ tells us about the future. 

Being a follower of Christ is more than just what we do on Sundays. Someone who follows the Savior is meant to become something different. In this episode, Ally Feely talks with Lori Newbold about this subject. 

Learning to serve is paramount to being a disciple of Jesus Christ. In this episode Marshall McDonald and Thomas Middleton discuss how serving the Lord can bring joy. 

Continuing on the theme of discipleship and joy, Jessie Shepherd and Chris Nordfelt talk about joy. 

The Gospel can bring us joy in life, but we are not passive participants. In this episode Kaylene Eldredge and Angela Warnock teach about this important truth. 

One of the key aspects of discipleship is to be "all in". In this episode, Simon Bliss and Jonathan Browning teach about this important topic. 

We can become better disciples as we come to understand the purposes of discipleship. One of those purposes is to become like Our Heavenly Parents. This episode is about this very topic. 

Part of being like the Savior is treating others as the Savior would. In a polarized world where it seems honorable to be cruel to those who think differently than us, disciples must choose to be different. In this episode, Doug Christensen and Kayle Mickleson talk about how we can be peacemakers and friends to those who believe differently than us.