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  • Daniel 1–7 with Austin Collie

    Daniel 1–7 with Austin Collie
    2026/11/09
    BYU legend Austin Collie joins Connor Pay and Chase Roberts on Two Point Conversion. Austin talks about the BYU–Utah rivalry, from his famous freshman trash talk to the loaded 2008 Utes team. He also explains how NIL and the transfer portal have changed rivalry week, and why Kalani Sitake's BYU feels like the kind of program he always wanted to play for. Then the guys turn to this week's Come, Follow Me reading, Daniel 1–6. Austin remembers the faith-centered Colts locker room, teaching Pat McAfee about the gospel during conditioning, and the doubt that followed the injuries that ended his NFL career. Connor talks about why faith isn't a deal you make with God, and shares his "Hand of God" voice memo journal. Austin explains his parents' motto, "more faith, less worry," and why being a dad matters more than any contract.
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    1 時間 4 分
  • Ezekiel 1–3; 33–34; 36–37; 47 with Ryan Wilkins

    Ezekiel 1–3; 33–34; 36–37; 47 with Ryan Wilkins
    2026/11/02
    Connor Pay and Chase Roberts are back with guest Ryan Wilkins — institute teacher for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and co-host of the Gospel Chats podcast. Ryan brings his signature blend of humor and depth as the crew dives into this week's Come, Follow Me reading on Ezekiel. Ryan connects the Babylonian captivity to the familiar Book of Mormon timeline alongside Lehi and Jeremiah, highlighting a golden thread through it all: God meets His people wherever they are. The group explores what it means to be watchmen and shepherds — from Connor's experience being challenged by Coach Kalani Sitake to Ryan's monthly lunches with a ministering brother navigating a faith crisis. They also unpack one of the most misunderstood principles in the gospel: repentance. Ryan breaks down the Hebrew word shuv — meaning "turn" and "return" — and shares why daily repentance isn't about rehearsing your failures but simply turning back to God.
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    1 時間 7 分
  • Jeremiah 31–33; 36–39; Lamentations 1; 3 with Carter Smith

    Jeremiah 31–33; 36–39; Lamentations 1; 3 with Carter Smith
    2026/10/26
    When Carter Smith showed up to ESPN College GameDay in a Spider-Man costume, he had no idea he'd be chosen from 300 students to attempt a $3 million field goal — or that he'd miss it on the first try, then get a second chance that would change everything. In this episode, hosts Chase and Tanner Wall (filling in for Connor Pay) sit down with Carter to unpack the full story behind one of the most memorable moments in BYU football history. The guys then tie it all to this week's Come, Follow Me study in Jeremiah — exploring how God is a God of second chances, what it means that He writes His covenant upon our hearts, and how the momentum building around BYU athletics is about something far bigger than football.
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    55 分
  • Jeremiah 1–3; 7; 16–18; 20 with Steven Ashworth

    Jeremiah 1–3; 7; 16–18; 20 with Steven Ashworth
    2026/10/19
    Chase Roberts and Connor Pay are joined by Connor's lifelong friend and former Lone Peak High School basketball teammate, Steven Ashworth. Steven shares his journey from growing up playing sports to a standout college career at Creighton, signing NBA contracts, and playing professionally in Germany. The conversation covers it all — from the injury setbacks that became blessings in disguise (including Steven's broken wrist that led to his best shooting season), to the lessons learned through competition, inadequacy, and trusting the Lord's plan. Connor even shares how Steven helped to bring him closer to Jesus Christ and serve a mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The three also dive into this week's Come, Follow Me study of Jeremiah, exploring themes of foreordination, spiritual gifts, and how God knows each of us before we're even formed in the belly. Chase opens up about his NFL journey — the struggle of comparison as a free agent, learning to become "uncuttable" on special teams, and navigating the identity shift of being released from a team. The guys share powerful missionary stories, discuss the unique spiritual attributes we each bring from the premortal life, and reflect on how small, everyday acts of discipleship can change someone's life in ways you may never realize.
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    56 分
  • Isaiah Part 5 with Chiara Andrew

    Isaiah Part 5 with Chiara Andrew
    2026/10/12
    Connor Pay and Chase Roberts welcome former BYU gymnast Chiara Andrew, who left her dream college program to compete for the Philippine national gymnastics team. The trio digs into Isaiah 58–66, exploring the purpose of fasting, what it means to make the Sabbath a delight when your schedule says otherwise, and how keeping Christ at the center opens doors you never saw coming. Chiara shares her journey from BYU to qualifying for World Championships in Rotterdam, how fasting as a young girl built the faith that carried her through one of the biggest decisions of her life, and why gymnastics is just the platform for something bigger.
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    54 分
  • Isaiah Part 4 with Rosemary and Joel Chibota

    Isaiah Part 4 with Rosemary and Joel Chibota
    2026/10/05
    Connor and Trevor Pay sit down with Joel and Rose Chibota — Trevor's former mission leaders in Alabama and two of the most influential people in his life. Sister Chibota was recently called as the Primary General President of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, making this conversation especially timely. The Chibotas share their remarkable conversion stories from Zimbabwe — from a young girl's inspired question about what God looks like, to a dream leading a frustrated young man to a chapel he'd never seen before — and how those experiences shaped their lifelong ministry of leading others to the Savior. Together, the group studies Isaiah chapters 50 through 57, exploring themes of trusting the Lord's timing, recognizing His hand in our lives, and making the Atonement personal. Trevor opens up about his journey as a preferred walk-on at BYU, learning to trust God when the path doesn't match the plan.
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    58 分
  • Isaiah Part 3 with Tanner Wall

    Isaiah Part 3 with Tanner Wall
    2026/09/28
    Fresh off a bye week, Connor and Chase are back in the studio with returning guest Tanner Wall to dive into Isaiah 40–49 and the powerful shift from judgment to comfort, hope, and redemption. The conversation kicks off with BYU football — Kalani Sitake's unwavering principles (yes, including the end-of-game debates), a player-led culture that's turned the program into a powerhouse, and why staying process-oriented matters more than style points. Then things get personal as Tanner and Chase open up about their NFL journeys — the highs of signing with the same team, the gut-punch of being released, injuries, identity crises, and what it really looks like to "wait upon the Lord" when life doesn't go according to plan.
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    53 分
  • Isaiah Part 1 with Hank Smith

    Isaiah Part 1 with Hank Smith
    2026/09/14
    Connor and Chase are joined by BYU professor and friend Hank Smith to tackle one of scripture's most intimidating — and most quoted — books: Isaiah. Chase opens up about being waived injured by the Raiders and shares what rehab, new team workouts, and finding blessings in adversity have looked like. Then the three dive into Isaiah 1–12 for this week's Come, Follow Me, covering how to approach Isaiah without being overwhelmed, the history of scattering and gathering, why Nephi loved Isaiah's words, and what it means to turn your sword into a plow. Hank walks through Isaiah's temple vision in chapter 6, the prophet's call and cleansing, and the hopeful promise in chapters 11–12 that God will gather His people — and gather you, personally.
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    1 時間 1 分