Come Study With Me

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."