This week Rose, Benji, Kinzley and Ella study Doctrine and Covenants 121–123 and talk about one of the most honest questions in scripture: “O God, where art thou?” From Joseph Smith’s time in Liberty Jail to the trials youth face today, they explore how the Savior brings light into our darkest places.

They share stories and insights about:

• Finding peace in your own “dungeon” moments

• How Christ descended below all things so He could lift us up

• Learning to trust God’s timing and promises

• How trials strengthen our roots and shape our testimony

• Why adversity isn’t meaningless, it’s preparation for something greater

This episode is a message of hope and healing: even when life feels cold and lonely, Christ is there, carrying you every step of the way.

What does it really mean to be a Zion people? This week Ileana, Elena, Kinzley and Ella study Doctrine and Covenants 115–120 and talk about how we can prepare for the Lord’s coming by building Zion within ourselves. From learning the importance of the Church’s true name to understanding the principle of tithing, this conversation is all about faith, sacrifice, and rising again through Christ.

They also discuss:

• ​Why the Church’s name matters and what it teaches about Jesus Christ
• ​How tithing connects us to Zion and shows our devotion
• ​What makes Adam-ondi-Ahman so sacred
• ​How to let God prevail in every part of life

This episode is full of hope, peace, and testimony, a reminder that Zion begins in our hearts when we choose to follow Christ every day

This week Ileana, Benji, Norah and Ella study Doctrine and Covenants 111–114 and talk about how to trust God through every season of life, especially during trials. From learning to stay positive to recognizing when we need to be humble, this conversation reminds us that the Lord will “order all things for our good” if we just take His hand and keep walking.

They also talk about:

• ​ Seeing the good in trials and learning from them
• ​ The difference between self-inflicted and uncontrollable challenges
• ​ How to trust God’s timing and plan
• ​ Staying close to Christ in both good and bad times
• ​ Why humility opens the door for miracles

This episode is full of light, honesty, and hope—a reminder that no matter where you are, God’s hand is already reaching for yours.

This week Ella, Elena, Kinzley and Rose study Doctrine and Covenants 109–110 and talk about the temple as the Lord’s house and how it can feel like home for us too. From Joseph Smith’s dedicatory prayer to our own personal experiences, they share how the temple blesses, recharges, and strengthens us to face the world with His power.

They also discuss:

• ​ Why the temple feels like a piece of heaven on earth
• ​ How temple covenants bring us closer to Christ
• ​ What it means to be “armed with the Lord’s power”
• ​ Stories of comfort, joy, and miracles found in the temple
• ​ Why making time for the temple strengthens our relationship with God

This is a testimony-filled conversation about angels, peace, and the blessings that flow when we make the temple central in our lives.

This week Ella, Benji, Kinzley and Macie study Doctrine and Covenants 106–108 and talk about the blessings and responsibilities of the Melchizedek Priesthood. Even when we feel unprepared, the Lord promises to guide, strengthen, and prepare us for the callings He gives.

They share personal experiences and insights about:

• ​ How priesthood blessings bring peace, healing, and guidance
• ​ The role of patriarchal blessings in understanding God’s plan
• ​ Trusting the Lord when callings or assignments feel overwhelming
• ​ Why “the Lord doesn’t call the prepared, He prepares who He calls”
• ​ How we can strengthen others through prayer, service, and Christlike example

This episode is a powerful reminder that the Lord is always with us to bless, deliver, and guide us forever.

Why does God sometimes wait to bless us? And why does He allow trials in the first place? This week Ileana, Benji, Kinzley and Lilly study Doctrine and Covenants 102–105 and talk about the eternal truth that “after much tribulation cometh the blessings.”

They share thoughts and stories about:

• Why God’s timing matters more than our timing

• How trials prepare us to recognize and appreciate blessings

• Why suffering isn’t punishment, but an opportunity for growth

• How Christ makes up the difference after we’ve done our best

• Why God wants us to be the best version of ourselves, not someone else

This episode is full of hope and testimony that no matter how deep the hole feels, Christ’s hand will always reach down to lift us higher.

Life is busy, stressful, and often chaotic, but God invites us to pause, look around, and see His hand in everything. This week Ileana, Benji, Lilly and Macie study Doctrine and Covenants 98–101 and talk about what it really means to “be still and know that I am God.”

They share insights about:

• ​ Finding peace through small daily moments with God
• ​ How to recognize His love in nature, music, and simple blessings
• ​ Why being “still” is also a mindset, not just a moment of silence
• ​ How we can be reminders of God’s love for others through kindness
• ​ Building strong testimonies now to stay grounded in the future

This uplifting conversation is a reminder that even in the middle of life’s chaos, we can find stillness in Christ and become His light for others.

What does it mean to be wholly dedicated to the Lord? This week Ileana, Benji, Kinzley and Ella study Doctrine and Covenants 94–97 and talk about how youth today are called to help gather Israel and build Zion. From creating holy spaces in our lives to trusting the Spirit in tough moments, they explore how small, faithful choices bring big spiritual blessings.

They also share:

• ​ Why God trusts the youth of today to build Zion
• ​ How to remodel your life (and even your room) to reflect Christ
• ​ Why “obedience brings blessings, but exact obedience brings miracles”
• ​ How trusting God, especially when it doesn’t make sense, brings peace and protection

This episode is a reminder that God has a plan for each of us, and that building Zion starts with being willing to give Him our whole heart.