This episode, titled “I Am with the Faithful Always,” explores Doctrine and Covenants 60–631. It addresses the universal struggle of fear, guiding listeners on how to overcome doubt and preach boldly by not hiding their divine gifts.... The episode highlights the Lord's anchor promise of divine companionship and protection..., emphasizes the importance of reverence for sacred truths..., and reinforces the principle that faith precedes signs, equipping individuals to move forward with courage and discernment.

This episode, “Anxiously Engaged in a Good Cause” – Choosing, Enduring, and Rejoicing in Zion, explores Doctrine and Covenants 58–591. Journey to Independence, Missouri, with the early Saints as they discover that Zion isn't found, it's built12. Discover how blessings follow tribulation34, the importance of agency and initiative in discipleship35, and how obedience, especially Sabbath observance, leads to joy56. The episode also highlights Polly Knight's faithful sacrifice and provides practical ways to apply these principles to build Zion in your daily life.

This episode explores how the early Saints, gathering in Ohio and preparing for Zion in Missouri, addressed practical challenges like land ownership and resource sharing through the Lord's teachings on faithful stewardship, consecration, and resilience....The episode delves into key principles found in these sections, including:
• The Law of Consecration and what it means to be a faithful, just, and wise steward3....
• Recognizing truth and avoiding deception through a specific pattern5....
• The call to "preach by the way," integrating ministry into daily life.
• Find faith and keep covenants even when others fail3....
• Guarding against pride and murmuring, relevant to the rich and the poor9....
• Using one's talents to build the kingdom9....
The episode emphasizes that building Zion is achieved through daily faithfulness.

This episode addresses the question of how to discern truth in a world flooded with confusion. It discusses the historical context of these revelations in 18312. Section 49 corrected the beliefs of Leman Copley, a convert from the Shakers, who held onto teachings like celibacy, rejection of marriage, and the idea that Christ had already returned. Section 50 clarified true manifestations of the Spirit for new converts in Kirtland who were experimenting with erratic spiritual practices. The central theme is derived from Doctrine and Covenants 50:24: “That which is of God is light… groweth brighter and brighter.” The episode highlights that truth from God brings clarity, order, and growth, while false teachings lead to confusion or fear. Specific false beliefs corrected in D&C 49 included the idea that celibacy is holier than marriage (contrasted with "Marriage is ordained of God"), that Christ had already returned (contrasted with "The Son of Man cometh at the appointed time"), and that eating meat is sinful (contrasted with using meat sparingly with thanksgiving). The episode teaches that we can recognize God’s light by observing if teachings edify both the teacher and learner, align with scripture and prophets, and possess a purity of heart. Discernment is important in daily choices regarding marriage and family, and when facing cultural pressures.

This episode of "The WHW of Gospel Principles" is titled "Embracing Spiritual Gifts" and covers Doctrine and Covenants sections 46–48. It is set against the backdrop of 1831 Kirtland, Ohio, where new converts were arriving, and there was confusion about spiritual experiences. The episode explores how the Lord provided clarity and order through these revelations. The main themes discussed are embracing spiritual gifts, their purpose, and how to identify and seek them (D&C 46), the importance of faithful record-keeping as exemplified by the calling of John Whitmer as Church historian (D&C 47), and the command to provide for others and welcome new members, symbolized by preparing land for newcomers (D&C 48). The episode highlights that these principles are vital for uniting and strengthening the Church and encourages listeners to discover and use their gifts to bless others.

This episode, titled “Promises of Christ and His Return," focuses on Doctrine and Covenants 45. Received by Joseph Smith in March 1831, this revelation addressed the Saints' questions about Christ's Second Coming and expands on Jesus's teachings in Matthew 24. The episode aims to help listeners navigate a world filled with uncertainty by finding peace in the Savior's words. Key themes discussed include Christ as our Advocate, the Signs of the Times, the importance of standing in Holy Places of Refuge, and the promise of Zion. It explores how to apply these teachings to modern life by trusting in Christ's advocacy, creating holy places in homes and hearts, deciphering the signs to build resolve, and preparing both practically and spiritually. The purpose of these prophecies and promises is highlighted as being to forewarn, not frighten, to build faith, and to invite listeners to build Zion now. The episode emphasizes that the Savior’s promises are for today, offering an anchor of peace amid chaos.

This episode explores Doctrine and Covenants sections 41 through 44, revelations the Lord called “my law to govern my church.” Given to bring order and clarity to the rapidly growing early Church amidst differing practices and doctrinal questions, these sections provide essential principles for establishing the Lord’s Church in any age. We discuss what it means to be a disciple by receiving and doing God's law (D&C 41:5), the pattern for guiding the Church through prophetic revelation (D&C 43:1–7), how to seek personal revelation, and core commandments like caring for the poor. Learn how these laws act as divine guardrails that bring safety, joy, and help us become truer disciples.

This episode of "The WHW of Gospel Principles" focuses on Doctrine and Covenants 37-40 and the theme of unity and obedience in building Zion. It discusses the Lord's command for the early Saints to gather to Ohio and its modern-day applications, emphasizing that God gathers us to bless us. The episode explores the importance of being "one" in Christ and identifies barriers to unity, such as pride and selfishness, while offering tools like esteeming others and serving those who irritate us. It also highlights the need for spiritual preparation to overcome fear, referencing the story of James Covel as a cautionary tale against letting the "cares of the world" distract from eternal riches. The episode contrasts "riches of earth" with "riches of eternity" and suggests practical ways to seek the latter. It concludes with a recap of key principles, an application challenge, and a testimony on the unifying power of the gospel.

This Easter episode of "The WHW of Gospel Principles" focuses on "I Am He Who Liveth, I Am He Who Was Slain," celebrating the living Christ. It highlights the resurrected Savior's appearance to Joseph Smith and Oliver Cowdery in the Kirtland Temple on Easter Sunday and explores Christ's roles as Advocate, Prophet, and King. 
The episode, "The Living Christ_ Easter Reflections on Gospel Principles", discusses how His Atonement, Resurrection, and offer of forgiveness transform us, using the "Shiny Bicycle" analogy. It emphasizes Christ's grace in providing support during times of grief, guilt, fear, and weakness, and includes testimonies, particularly from Joseph Smith. 
Practical applications and a weekly challenge to memorize scripture, share testimonies, and study Jesus Christ are also included, concluding with a focus on the reality of the Resurrection and its importance for eternal life.

This podcast episode, "Declare My Gospel: Becoming Bold Witnesses,” based on Doctrine and Covenants 30–36, emphasizes that the Lord calls all members to share His gospel, regardless of their experience or how long they have been members. It highlights examples of early Saints like Parley P. Pratt, Thomas B. Marsh, and Ezra Thayer, who were called to preach shortly after their baptisms. The episode discusses how to share the gospel by relying on the Spirit and provides practical applications such as "Love, Share, Invite. " It also stresses the importance of building one's life on the rock of Jesus Christ to remain faithful. The episode encourages listeners to actively seek opportunities to share their testimonies and offers a weekly challenge to put these principles into practice.