Grace Freeman, now co-hosting the "Don't Miss This" YouTube show, joined Chase Roberts and Connor Pay to discuss her transition into the role previously held by her mother, Emily Belle Freeman. They explored the concept of mighty prayer and Grace's journey to develop a deeper love for prayer. Chase shared his experiences encouraging his football teammates to pray during meetings, emphasizing the importance of practicing prayer. The trio also delved into the topic of teaching the elect of God. Grace shared a touching story about high school football players in her seminary class who invited others to learn about the gospel of Jesus Christ.

BYU Religion Professor Ross Baron joined Connor Pay and Chase Roberts to share his journey from Judaism to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Professor Baron explained how reading the New Testament led him to seek a copy of The Book of Mormon. The trio then explored the similarities between Jesus instituting the sacrament and Passover. Additionally, they discussed the benefits of trials, with Professor Baron sharing how he was blessed with strength to serve others while undergoing chemotherapy treatments.

BYU adjunct professor Chelsea Chipman joins Chase Roberts and Connor Pay to discuss the faith and afflictions of Emma Smith. Connor and Chase share their personal experiences of turning to God during challenging moments in football. The trio also explore the importance of patience during afflictions and how sacred music can help you feel the Holy Ghost.

Chase Roberts and Connor Pay are joined by Brigitte Madrian, the dean of BYU's Marriott School of Business. Brigitte shares how organizing a start-up business parallels the formation of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The trio discusses the importance of being outward-focused, like Jesus Christ, and how the sacrament resembles the business practice of securing repeat customers. Brigitte then explains how her service as an ordinance worker in the temple deepens her understanding of priesthood power.

New BYU Football offensive lineman Andrew Gentry discusses his transfer to BYU with Connor Pay and Chase Roberts and how his decision was not solely predicated on money. Gentry also shares that his injury last season was the lowest point of his life, but the Savior understood his sorrow. The trio also discusses living consecrated lives, how God's love is eternal, and why it's important to pray vocally.

BYU Professor of Marketing BJ Allen joins Chase Roberts and Connor Pay to discuss the revelation on the calling of the Twelve Apostles. The trio explores receiving revelation through reading the scriptures, addressing doubts, and seeking answers. They emphasize the importance of every soul to God. BJ Allen also shares his motivations for writing his book, "The Compensating Power of Christ: How Christ's Atonement Rights the Wrongs of an Unfair World and Imperfect People."

David Butler, the host of the YouTube show "Don't Miss This," joins Connor Pay and Chase Roberts to discuss how God's work always involves people and bringing them back to Him. Dave emphasizes that the restoration of the gospel of Jesus Christ is not just a series of events but a desired outcome by Heavenly Parents. The trio also explore the concept of finding eternal life in the present and the joy of living a life modeled after Jesus Christ.

In this week's podcast episode, BYU Religion Professor Hank Smith joins Connor Pay and Chase Roberts. Professor Smith emphasizes that the real concern isn't knowing too much Church history, but rather knowing too little. The trio delves into the topic of experiencing significant losses in our lives and how God can help us feel whole again. They also discuss the idea that private victories in life eventually lead to public triumphs, and that the Restoration of the Gospel of Jesus Christ enhances rather than destroys Christianity.

BYU Football Linebacker Ace Kaufusi joins Chase Roberts and Connor Pay to discuss revelations given to Oliver Cowdery through Joseph Smith. The trio delves into the importance of seeking wisdom over riches. Connor shares a personal story about being blessed for staying at BYU instead of pursuing money at another school. They also explore receiving revelation during afflictions, the virtue of patience while seeking God's wisdom, and the significance of praying with real intent to receive answers.

Steve and Toni Caplin join Connor Pay and Chase Roberts for this week's podcast episode. Steve and Toni served as mission president and wife in Washington, DC, where Connor served his mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. As you can imagine, there are plenty of stories involving Connor as a missionary. The group discussed how to take chastisement from the Lord and our leaders and how we can become Christlike leaders and better member missionaries.