This episode, "Zion - A Person and A Place," explores the interconnected principles of Zion and temples, emphasizing that Zion is fundamentally a people—"the pure in heart"—rather than solely a physical location. The Lord commands His Saints to build houses of holiness, or temples, not "after the manner of the world," but according to His divine pattern, similar to how Moses was commanded to build a tabernacle. The episode highlights the importance of being "wholly dedicated unto the Lord," treating all aspects of life as sacred service, and acting with urgency in building and preparing for the temple, drawing parallels to Hyrum Smith's eagerness to clear the land for the Kirtland Temple. Through dedication, urgent temple preparation, and purifying their hearts through repentance and covenant keeping, individuals become part of Zion, a people prepared for the Lord, promising them salvation, safety, acceptance before God, and the opportunity to see God's presence in His holy house.

In this episode, "The House of Light and Truth - Grace For Grace," we delve into Doctrine and Covenants 93 to uncover our divine identity as children of God with the potential to receive His fullness. We explore the process of growing "grace for grace," where consistent obedience brings increasing light and truth into our lives, empowering us to resist evil and gain knowledge. Learn how to practically "set in order your own house" by establishing a home centered on teaching and living light and truth through daily efforts, leading to significant spiritual results and inviting God’s Spirit and grace.

This episode, "Grace for Grace," unpacks Doctrine and Covenants 93, focusing on our divine identity as literal children of God with the potential to receive of His fulness. Just as Jesus Christ "continued from grace to grace, until he received a fulness," we are promised to receive grace for grace, with each step toward God increasing our capacity, light, and closeness to Him. We explore how obedience brings increasing light and truth, enabling us to resist deception and grow until we are glorified in truth. Furthermore, the episode emphasizes the importance of setting our own homes in order by teaching light and truth, highlighting how consistent, small efforts in daily habits can lead to significant spiritual results and prepare us and our families for God's greatest blessings. This journey from grace to grace is a step-by-step ascent towards realizing our glorious, godlike destiny.

This episode, "Principles with Promise," explores key revelations from Doctrine and Covenants 89–92, emphasizing that God's principles always come with promises of blessings when obeyed. It delves into:

• The Word of Wisdom, described as "a principle with promise," which is a divine guide for physical and spiritual health, offering blessings of wisdom and "great treasures of knowledge". It's about making choices that strengthen the body and invite the Spirit.
• Heeding Prophets, highlighting that the First Presidency holds "the keys of the kingdom" and their counsel helps align individuals with God's order, providing steadiness in uncertainty.
• Trusting that "all things shall work together for good," a comforting promise that God can transform trials into blessings for the faithful.
• The Spirit's role in discerning truth from error, noting that in a world with true and untrue messages, the Spirit acts as a filter to sift understanding.

Ultimately, the episode encourages listeners to live these principles daily, leading to blessings of health, wisdom, peace, and truth.

The episode titled "Establish a House..." centers on Doctrine and Covenants 88, a comprehensive revelation described as an "olive leaf" of peace given after a prophecy of war. This revelation is presented as God's blueprint for building His house, which goes beyond a physical temple to include our homes and the temple of our lives. It highlights essential principles for organizing our lives, such as receiving light and law from Jesus Christ, achieving sanctification through His Atonement, and diligently seeking knowledge through study and faith. Ultimately, the goal is to help us lift our vision above the mortal world, understand God, and "become" holy places ourselves.

This episode, "Stand Ye in Holy Places," explores Doctrine and Covenants 85–87, revelations given during a time of war in 1832, offering timeless divine advice for spiritual stability. Key principles covered include: 
- Finding unshakeable peace in holy places, understanding that true peace comes from being in the presence of holiness, not just avoiding conflict. This advice applies to both physical and spiritual dangers. Holy places can be physical locations like temples, homes, and chapels, but also mental spaces, sacred times, or spiritual practices.
- Hearing the Spirit's "still small voice" (Doctrine and Covenants 85:6) requires tuning in and reducing distractions.
- The importance of record-keeping (Doctrine and Covenants 85:1–2) to create an "eternal memory" by documenting one's "manner of life, faith, and works" and recognizing God's hand.
- The main message encourages people to prepare spiritually by strengthening their holy places before crises happen, so they can stand firm and "not be moved" amid the "chaos" of the world.

This episode of The WHW of Gospel Principles, titled "Where Much Is Given Much Is Required," explores the divine equation of blessings plus accountability equaling covenant living, drawing its scriptural foundation from Doctrine and Covenants 81–83. It unpacks the core principle that increased blessings demand increased responsibility, framing this not as a burden but as a divine partnership where God's blessings are entrustments, not entitlements. The episode discusses how to live this principle by strengthening others—succoring the weak, lifting up hands that hang down, and strengthening feeble knees; keeping covenants, understanding that the Lord is "bound" when we obey; caring for the vulnerable like widows and orphans; and consecrating resources with joyful stewardship. Listeners are encouraged to act immediately and continually, recognizing that accountability begins the moment blessings are received, and to shift focus from results-driven obedience to character-focused faithfulness, as exemplified by an anecdote of a woman whose prayers changed her, not her children. The overall invitation is to become conduits of grace by ministering, recommitting to covenants, and giving with "extravagant joy".

This episode, "I Will Lead You Along - Trusting God's Guidance," delves into Doctrine and Covenants 77–80, emphasizing the Lord's promise to guide us in both the mundane and the miraculous. It explores how revelation comes to those who ask questions (D&C 77), and how God consecrates our daily, temporal labor, such as managing finances or caring for a family, for eternal purposes (D&C 78). The core message, "I will lead you along" (D&C 78:18), reassures us that God guides us incrementally, even when we feel like "little children" and don't fully comprehend His plan. Ultimately, the episode teaches that willingness and obedience to serve God matter more than the specific location or detailed roadmap for our service (D&C 79–80).

The podcast episode comprehensively examines Doctrine and Covenants 76, also known as "the Vision," which President Joseph Fielding Smith heralded as "the greatest revelation since the Resurrection". This profound revelation, received by Joseph Smith and Sidney Rigdon in February 1832, significantly expanded theological understanding by shattering the traditional heaven/hell binary and revealing three distinct degrees of glory: Celestial, Terrestrial, and Telestial, thereby showcasing God's vast mercy, as even the glory of the Telestial kingdom "surpasses mortal comprehension". The vision profoundly emphasizes Jesus Christ's centrality, noting that all light and glory flow from Him, making God's plan for salvation and eternal glory possible. Furthermore, it elaborates on exaltation as the highest form of salvation, describing it as eternal progression that allows individuals to "become gods" and inherit all things. The episode encourages listeners to apply these eternal truths in daily life through practices like building Christ-centered routines, engaging in covenant patterns such as temple worship, and performing mercy ministry towards others, underscoring that individuals possess "godhood in their spiritual DNA" and are urged to "climb higher".

This episode, titled "Standing Firm in Truth," delves into Doctrine and Covenants 71–75, focusing on how to stand firm in truth, sustain leaders, and labor with divine power even when facing opposition. It centers on the promise that "no weapon that is formed against you shall prosper". The episode draws on the historical context of late 1831, when Ezra Booth, a former believer, began publicly criticizing the Church, leading to "unfriendly feelings". In response, the Lord commanded Joseph Smith and Sidney Rigdon to proclaim truth boldly, emphasizing to "declare, don’t debate" rather than engaging in contention. Key principles discussed include bishops acting as stewards who oversee consecrations and judge worthiness, the need to balance ministry and revelation (gospel study fuels service, and service deepens revelation), and the command to labor with your might in all responsibilities for the Lord. The episode concludes by challenging listeners to apply these principles to be bold in sharing gospel truths, sustain their bishop, and labor with full energy, testifying that "no weapon will prosper against those armored with covenants".