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In Isaiah 40–49, the Lord reminds His people that He has not forgotten them. Even in times of uncertainty, suffering, and feeling far from God, He offers comfort, renews our strength, and invites us to trust in Him. Join Eddie, Ellis, Josh Ko, and Stefan Rossbach as they discuss the Lord's unfailing love, His promises to restore His people, and how Jesus Christ makes it possible for us to return to our Heavenly Father. Come study with us!

In this episode of Come, Study With Me, Ellis Sondrup and Eddie Joseph explore Isaiah 13–14, 22, 24–30, and 35 with guests Tyler Ross and Laryssa Waldron. Together, they discuss how Jesus Christ can be our refuge, strength, and peace through trials. As we hold on to the Lord's strength, our struggles and failures can refine us rather than define us. Through faith, temple covenants, and the words of Isaiah, we learn to trust in the Savior's promise: "Be strong, fear not: behold, your God will come… he will come and save you." Study the scriptures with us and discover how the Lord can strengthen us through every storm.

In this episode of Come Study With Me, Eddie Joseph and Ellis Sondrup are joined by Nicholas Christensen and Dr. George Pierce to dive into Isaiah 1–12. They explore Isaiah's warnings about sin and hope through repentance, the significance of the temple and Zion, and the many ways Isaiah points us toward Jesus Christ. The episode closes with Isaiah 12 and its powerful reminder: "My God is my salvation."

Join Ellis, Eddie, Cassie, and Brother Brian Haas as they explore Proverbs and Ecclesiastes and discuss what it means to seek wisdom and understanding. Together, they talk about revelation, humility, self-mastery, and finding meaning through the different seasons of life. "With all thy getting get understanding." — Proverbs 4:7

In this episode of Come Study With Me, Eddie and Ellis—joined by Kristen McAllister and Brother Junius Merrill—study Psalms 102–103, 110, 116–119, 127–128, 135–139, and 146–150. They explore God's mercy, covenantal love, and guidance through suffering and uncertainty, while discussing how we can recognize His hand in our lives and know that He knows and loves us personally. Through these Psalms, we are reminded that the Lord's mercy never ends.

In this episode, Eddie and Ellis—joined by Easton Merrell and Shauna Seamons—study Psalms 49–51, 61, 63–64, 66, 69, 72, 77–78, 85, and 86, exploring what it means to make God our rock and salvation. Together, they discuss trusting God in difficult times, remembering His past help, developing a sincere heart of worship, and making the Atonement of Jesus Christ personal in our lives. They also explore how our experiences with God can strengthen our faith and help us say with confidence, "I shall not be moved."

In this episode, Eddie and Ellis—joined by Randy LaRose and Ethan Webster—study Psalms 1–2, 8, 19, 33, and 40–46, exploring what it means to trust the Lord, find our identity in Him, and recognize His hand in our lives. They discuss the imagery of being planted by living waters, turning the Psalms from a window into a mirror, and learning the gospel from the head, to the heart, to the feet. Together, they explore what it means to stop sitting in the bleachers and actively live the gospel, ultimately finding greater peace and purpose by wrapping our lives around the Savior.

In this episode, Eddie and Ellis—joined by Deanine Dilworth and Brother Ryan Davis—study the book of Job, exploring faith through trials, holding fast to our integrity, and trusting God when He seems distant. Together, they discuss Job's powerful testimony, "I know that my Redeemer liveth," and the covenant relationship we can have with Jesus Christ. Through Job's story, they discover the reassuring truth that even in our hardest moments, the Lord has not forgotten us.

In this episode, Eddie and Ellis—joined by Brayden Black and Sister Barbara Morgan Gardner—study the book of Esther, exploring the courage of Esther and Mordecai, the hidden hand of God, and the power of divine purpose. Together, they discuss why God's name is never mentioned in Esther, how He is still present behind every scene, and what it means to be prepared "for such a time as this." Through powerful insights on identity, courage, and trusting God's timing, they testify that even when heaven seems silent, God is never absent—He knows your name, He is in the details of your life, and He is preparing you for the work only you can do.

In this episode, Eddie and Ellis—joined by Leah Pierce and Brother Chris Allison—study Ezra 1, 3–7 and Nehemiah 2, 4–6, and 8, exploring the rebuilding of the temple and Jerusalem's walls, the opposition God's people faced, and Nehemiah's declaration, "I am doing a great work." Together, they discuss preparing for temple worship, letting Christ's light shine, building faith through adversity, and finding joy in God's word. Through personal experiences and scriptural insights, they testify that discipleship requires both faith and perseverance—because just because you have to pick up the sword doesn't mean you have to drop the hammer.

In this episode, Eddie and Ellis—joined by Mitch Coombs and Brother Brent Brown—study 2 Chronicles 14–20, 26, and 30, exploring the faithful reigns of Asa and Jehoshaphat, Uzziah's rise and fall, and Hezekiah's call to gather Israel back to the Lord. Together, they discuss what makes covenants worth keeping, the difference between trusting God and relying on worldly strength, and the blessings that come from following living prophets with humility and faith. Through personal stories, thoughtful questions, and scriptural insights, they testify that covenant discipleship brings lasting purpose, deeper joy, and the strength to face life's battles with confidence in the Lord.

In this episode, Eddie and Ellis—joined by Julia Tholen and Brother Mark Matthews—study 2 Kings 16–25, exploring the fall of Israel and Judah, Hezekiah's unwavering faith, Josiah's rediscovery of the book of the law, and the Lord's power to protect His covenant people. Together, they discuss staying true to living prophets in a world full of competing voices, finding refuge in the house of the Lord during life's greatest challenges, and turning to the scriptures and covenants to strengthen faith. Through personal experiences of spiritual warfare, healing, and hope, they testify that no matter how loud the world becomes, the Lord's house remains a place of peace, revelation, and refuge.

In this episode, Eddie and Ellis—joined by Mitchell Palmer and Brother Dan Winder—study 2 Kings 2–7, exploring Elisha's call to prophetic ministry, remarkable miracles, Naaman's healing, and the heavenly hosts surrounding God's covenant people. Together, they wrestle with Elisha's question, "Where is the God of Elijah?" and discover that the same God who worked through ancient prophets still works in our lives today. Through stories of faith, self-doubt, covenant power, and simple acts of obedience, they discuss how to seek a "double portion" of the Spirit, trust God's timing, and recognize that we may already be in the middle of a miracle—even if we can't yet see it.

In this episode, Eddie and Ellis—joined by Indy Whisenhunt and Brother Daniel Dixon—study 1 Kings 12–13 and 17–19, exploring the ministry of Elijah, the showdown on Mount Carmel, and the Lord's voice in a still small voice. Together, they discuss following true prophets, exercising faith through sacrifice, and recognizing God's relentless pursuit of His children. Through Elijah's example, they reflect on what it means to declare, "The Lord, He is God," and trust Him in both miraculous moments and quiet revelation.

In this episode, Eddie and Ellis—joined by Logan Self and Brother Preston Brown—study 2 Samuel 11–12 and 1 Kings 3, 6–9, and 11, exploring the stories of David and Bathsheba, Solomon's gift of discernment, the building of the temple, and the fall of two great kings. Together, they discuss temptation, repentance, temple covenants, and the importance of staying spiritually vigilant. Through David's mistakes and Solomon's wisdom, they reflect on what it means to seek "a heart to discern" and rely on the Holy Ghost to help us recognize truth, make righteous choices, and stay close to the Lord.