This week, Jared and Elijah sit down with their friend Gabe Pettit for a powerful, warm, and genuinely uplifting discussion on the final sections of the Doctrine & Covenants. Together they dive into Joseph Smith’s and Joseph F. Smith’s visions, the doctrine of salvation for the dead, and what these revelations reveal about God’s fairness, mercy, and love.

Gabe shares personal stories—from serving in Nauvoo to studying at the BYU Jerusalem Center—that bring doctrine to life and highlight why these sections matter right now. The conversation hits on the big questions of the soul:
• What happens to people who never hear the gospel?
• Does God rea​lly judge the heart?
• How do we actually receive revelation?
• What does the Spirit World teach us about hope after loss?

It’s thoughtful, relatable, and full of the kind of insight that helps you see God’s plan more clearly and feel Christ’s love more personally. If you need a reminder that mortality isn’t the end—and that Heaven’s plan is merciful, inclusive, and intentional—this episode will mean a lot to you.

In this episode Jared, Elijah, and Ashley sit down for a quieter, more emotional conversation centered on Doctrine & Covenants 135 — the announcement of the martyrdom of Joseph and Hyrum Smith.

The three of them talk about why Joseph Smith matters to them personally: Ashley shares some powerful family history and what she’s learned from the Prophet Joseph about being cheerful in hard things; Jared opens up about how the Book of Mormon carried him through the darkest seasons of his life; and Elijah reflects on the things Joseph did that he knows he couldn’t have done himself and his admiration for him because of those things.

It’s simple and genuine this week, and we hope it leaves you thinking about your own gratitude for the Prophet Joseph Smith, especially heading into Thanksgiving week.

In this week’s episode Jared and Elijah sit down with Joseph for an honest, real-life conversation about Doctrine & Covenants 133–134 — the “Second Coming” sections that can sometimes feel heavy, confusing, or straight-up overwhelming.

Together they talk through what it actually looks like to “leave Babylon” today, how to stay close to Jesus when life feels messy, and why preparing for the Second Coming is a whole lot more about daily choices than doomsday countdowns.

Joseph shares his own recent experiences, insights from his mission, and some surprisingly tender reminders about God showing up when you least expect it. The guys also cover the idea of being good citizens, loving people we disagree with, and why living the gospel makes us better neighbors.

In This Episode:

• What “Babylon” looks like in real life

• Why preparation is more about Jesus than panic

• Finding hope when life gets dark

• Why loving your neighbor matters as much as loving God

​In this week's episode Jared and Elijah sit down with Elijah’s wife, Kait, to talk about what eternal marriage really means — not in theory, but in real life. They dive into Doctrine & Covenants 131–132 and share honest thoughts about how marriage can shape us, stretch us, and bring us closer to Jesus Christ.

From learning patience and grace to trusting God’s timing, this episode is full of real stories, laughter, and reminders that family and faith are worth the work. Whether you’re single, dating, or married, you’ll walk away feeling hopeful about how the Savior can make every relationship stronger — now and forever.

 In This Episode:

• Why marriage is part of God’s plan for us

• How Christ helps couples through hard things

• What it means to be sealed in the temple

• Finding peace in God’s timing

This week Jared, Elijah, and Ashley are back together to talk about what matters most to the Lord—family. From Brigham Young’s revelation to “take special care of thy family” to Joseph Smith’s teachings on baptisms for the dead, these sections remind us that God’s work has always been the family business.

The trio shares personal stories of faith, fear, and finding peace when life doesn’t go as planned. They unpack how the temple connects us to loved ones on both sides of the veil—and how the Lord’s tender mercies show up in the middle of uncertainty.

If you’ve ever wondered why families are central to God’s plan, this episode will leave you feeling grounded, grateful, and ready to see the divine in your own home.

This week, Jared, Elijah, and Peter talk about why God keeps asking His people to build—especially when life feels hard or unfair. They dive into D&C 124, the Nauvoo Temple, and what it means to be “crowned with honor, immortality, and eternal life.”

Peter shares real stories from his mission in Alaska, what going to the temple has taught him, and why Jesus Christ is his best friend. The guys break down how God can take something messy and turn it into something beautiful, and how giving your all (even when it’s not perfect) is exactly what the Lord asks for.

If you’ve ever wondered how to feel closer to Christ or why temple covenants matter, this episode’s for you. Come listen, laugh, and leave feeling a little more ready to build something beautiful with God.

When life feels heavy and heaven feels silent — where is God?

In this powerful episode, Jared and Elijah sit down with total legend Alex Osborne to unpack one of the most relatable moments in scripture: Joseph Smith’s cry from Liberty Jail, “O God, where art thou?”

Together they talk about feeling forgotten, waiting for answers that don’t seem to come, and discovering that our hardest seasons can actually become sacred ground. These three share real stories of faith, doubt, loneliness, and how he’s learned to see God’s hand even when it’s hardest to feel.

If you’ve ever felt stuck, unseen, or like your prayers were bouncing off the ceiling — this one’s for you.

 In this episode:

• Turning your “Liberty Jail” into holy ground
• What to do when heaven feels quiet
• The enabling power of the Atonement
• Why every trial is temporary — and worth it

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In this week’s episode Jared, Elijah, and guest Mason Evans dive into Doctrine & Covenants 115–120—exploring what it means for the Lord’s Church to carry His name, how to “arise and shine forth” as disciples of Jesus Christ, and why tithing is about trust, not transaction.

From reflections on divine identity and spiritual light to powerful insights on sacrifice and faith, Mason shares personal experiences—from his mission in Bogotá to lessons from his own family—that bring the scriptures to life.

Join us for a heartfelt, hopeful discussion that reminds us that God doesn’t ask us to create the light—He simply asks us to share it.

 Listen now to learn how to reflect His light, trust His timing, and see the tender mercies that come when we give our hearts to Him.

This week, Jared, Elijah, and special guest Sally Otterstrom dive into some of the most overlooked sections of the Doctrine and Covenants — exploring what it means to trust God’s timing, find peace in uncertainty, and recognize that the greatest treasures in life aren’t found in money, but in faith, relationships, and humility.

From stories of missions in Italy to personal moments of financial faith and finding peace when answers don’t come right away, this heartfelt conversation reminds us that God’s ways are higher than our ways — and His timing is always perfect.

“Even when nothing seems to be working out, God’s got you.”

Tune in, laugh a little, and feel inspired to see the miracles hidden in your own journey.

​What does it really mean to call the temple the “house of God”? In this week’s episode, Jared and Elijah sit down with Amelia, a seminary teacher whose passion and love for the scriptures and the Savior is contagious. Together, they dive into Doctrine & Covenants 109–110 and unpack why the Kirtland Temple dedication still matters today.

From personal stories that will make you laugh (and maybe cry) to powerful insights about identity, fasting, and feeling God’s presence, this conversation is all about discovering how the temple can change the way we see ourselves—and our Savior.

If you’ve ever wondered how temple worship can strengthen your testimony, give you power to face daily challenges, or simply bring you closer to Christ, this episode is for you​!