On April 4, 1999, President Gordon B. Hinckley stunned Latter-day Saints with an announcement that the Nauvoo Temple would be reconstructed. This episode considers what it means today to know that a temple once again stands in Nauvoo.

We describes the gradual return of the Latter-day Saints to Nauvoo, exploring the various efforts of churches and governments to designate the “City Beautiful” as a historic site. Guests: Alex Smith, Benjamin Pykles, Lachlan Mackay, Steven Olsen

This episode explains how the murder of Joseph and Hyrum Smith coupled with hostility towards the Saints affected the construction and dedication of the Nauvoo Temple and forced the Saints to prepare to leave the city—possibly even the country.

This episode considers the ways that Joseph Smith prepared church members to receive the endowment and sealing ordinances in the temple, including through the founding of the female Relief Society of Nauvoo.

We explain how the principle of tithing enabled the impoverished Latter-day Saints to build the Nauvoo Temple and overcome external obstacles, including the attempted extraditions of Joseph Smith to Missouri. Guests: Jeffrey Mahas, Elizabeth Kuehn

Este episódio examina as revelações de Joseph Smith a respeito do batismo vicário em favor de familiares falecidos, bem como o impacto duradouro da missão do Quórum dos Doze Apóstolos na Grã-Bretanha. Convidados: Alex Baugh e Brett Dowdle

This episode describes the purpose of temples, the inspiration behind the design of the Nauvoo Temple, and the arrangements that Joseph Smith and others made to acquire sufficient building materials. Guests: Brent Rogers, Matthew McBride, Alex Smith

Este episódio explica por que os santos dos últimos dias foram a Nauvoo, estabeleceram uma cidade e construíram um novo templo. Convidados: Brent Rogers, Matthew Godfrey e Alex Smith

Este podcast apresenta a história do Templo de Nauvoo, explicando por que os santos dos últimos dias na década de 1840 sacrificaram tempo, trabalho e grande parte de seus bens, que eram escassos, para trazer à luz as prometidas bênçãos do templo.