In this special episode, two missionaries in training from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints join BYU Football players Connor Pay and Chase Roberts. Elder Puefua of Bountiful, UT, and Elder Stocking from Idaho Falls, ID share why they both decided to serve a mission for Jesus Christ to The Marshall Islands and Peru. They talk about life in the Missionary Training Center and then ask Connor and Chase about staying committed to Jesus Christ during football season after their missions. It's a perfect episode for any young person contemplating serving a full-time mission for The Church of Jesus Christ.

The Spirit of Christmas and giving permeates this podcast episode featuring the mothers of BYU Football players Chase Roberts and Connor Pay. Jessica Roberts talks about how, like the shepherds visited by angels, we should act in haste. Jeana Pay talks about "showing up" like Jesus Christ. The group also discusses Christmas service and traditions.

BBYU Football players Chase Roberts and Connor Pay invite their marketing professor, Mike Bond, into the podcast to talk about the last three chapters of the Book of Mormon. The trio talks about sticking to the basics of faith in Christ, hope in Christ, and having charity for our fellow man. They also discuss the father and son relationship between Mormon and Moroni, God's miracles and the miracle with one of BYU Football's True Blue hero, and that when we have a sincere heart, we will receive answers to our prayers.

This week's guest is Austen Lamber, a Stanford PhD student and former Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints mission companion of BYU Football player Connor Pay. Austen, Connor, and fellow Cougar Chase Roberts discuss the importance of the sacrament, always having the Holy Ghost with you (even during football practices and games), and why Christ's Church should meet together often.

BYU Religion Professor Tyler Griffin had no problem making gospel analogies with the game of football when discussing Ether chapter 12 with BYU Football players Connor Pay and Chase Roberts. In this podcast episode, the group how faith in Jesus Christ is an anchor to our souls, how faith and good works are necessary, and how God turns our weakness into strength just like he promised Moroni.

BYU Football kicker Will Ferrin join Connor Pay and Chase Roberts to discuss Book of Mormon chapters Ether 6-11. In this podcast episode, Ferrin talks about his game-winning kick against Utah and why he decided to come to BYU. The trio also converse about preparing for our own life’s journeys, the blessings of trials, how reading the scriptures has led to personal revelation, and the blessings of serving a full-time mission.

The man who inspired BYU Football players Chase Roberts and Connor Pay to start the podcast joins them on the show. BYU Vice President for Advancement Keith Vorkink joins the guys to talk about how God will take us on a journey once we make a covenant with Him. The trio also talk about God chastening us so that we can receive His blessings, the power of prayer, and how people have felt the love of Jesus Christ through the BYU Athletics Programs.

BYU Football players Connor Pay and Chase Roberts are joined by their fathers, former Cougar Football players Gary Pay and Kyle Roberts. Chase and Connor talk about how they have been blessed by following their father's example. All four then discuss the prophet Moroni's spiritual and emotional strength during trying times and how he would make a good coach. They also talk about the miracles they have witnessed, comprising Mormon chapters 7-9 in the Book of Mormon.

BYU Football players Connor Pay and Chase Roberts are joined by Brad Wilcox, a BYU Religion Professor and Second Counselor in the Young Men's General Presidency for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. In this podcast episode, the trio discusses the Book of Mormon prophet Mormon and his faithfulness in a time of wickedness. They also talk about leadership, using your agency to walk toward God, and how the “youth of a noble birthright” are the special teams for our times, comprising Mormon chapters 1-6 in the Book of Mormon.

BYU Religion professor Dr. Mark Ogletree joins BYU Football players Chase Roberts and Connor Pay to talk about 3 Nephi 27-4 Nephi. They discuss the differences between the Doctrine of Jesus Christ and the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Chase mentions how daily goal setting has helped him with daily repentance. The trio also chats about how the enabling power of Christ’s Atonement makes us stronger and enduring to the end.