Chase Roberts and Connor Pay are joined by their former BYU Cougar QB Jaren Hall. The trio talked about judging people righteously at church. They also discussed spiritual gifts from God and how everyone can benefit from others gifts.

Connor Pay invited his girlfriend, Mallory Binns, a recent BYU graduate, to discuss Doctrine and Covenants 45. They explored the concept of Jesus Christ as our advocate for believers. Their conversation delved into the distinction between believing in Christ and believing Christ, highlighting the promises made to His followers. Mallory shared a personal experience, explaining how she leaned on Jesus after a less-than-ideal visit to a temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Connor Pay and Chase Roberts were a bit busy with graduation and the NFL draft, so we are featuring another great BYUradio podcast in which they were the guests. The Take a Leap podcast features young people making a difference in the world because of their faith. In this episode, Connor and Chase talk about how football has taught them about Christlike service and leadership. You can also check out Take a Leap wherever you get your podcasts.

It's a family affair on this episode of Two Point Conversion. Guest Trevor Pay joined his brother Connor and fellow host Chase Roberts. Trevor shared a powerful story on the power of prayer from his mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The trio also talked about prioritizing what God wants you to do right now and how turning to Heavenly Father can help you cope with the stress of everyday life.

Chase Roberts and Connor Pay host Kim B. Clark on this episode of their podcast. Elder Clark, an emeritus general authority of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and a professor at Brigham Young University, joins them to discuss insights from the Church's most recent General Conference. They explore the profound impact of Jesus Christ on their lives, emphasizing how life would be miserable without Him. Elder Clark also shares a personal story about giving up his passion for playing in a rock band to follow the Savior.

New BYU Cougar Keanu Tanuvasa joined Chase Roberts and Connor Pay to share why he felt led by God to return to Provo for a second time. Keanu previously served a mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Provo and has now joined the Cougars after playing football for the Utah Utes. In Doctrine and Covenants 30-36, several men were called by God to preach and teach. The trio discussed bearing their testimony of the restored gospel of Jesus Christ, both before and after their full-time missions. They also talked about facing adversity due to their membership in The Church of Jesus Christ and becoming children of the Abrahamic Covenant.

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.