Where We Gather: Scripture Insights from Modern Day Disciples
The Where We Gather podcast was created to help you draw closer to the Savior through personal scripture study, meaningful conversations and simple acts of faith. Audra Elkington is a lifelong member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The stresses of life and sincere questions piled up and she spent 6 years away from the church. Since returning to full participation in her mid-30s, Audra has rebuilt her testimony from the ground up. She stripped away all the questions and cultural concerns and started with learning about and nurturing a relationship with the Savior. Audra has a deep desire to help others learn more about Jesus Christ and His doctrine. The gospel, as laid out by the Savior, is for everyone who is willing to turn toward Him and follow His teachings. This is the core of the gathering of Israel. The Savior is where we gather. Audra has been featured in LDS Living's This is the Gospel, Time Out for Women and has been a guest on several podcasts. She has also taught at FSY, Online Institute, and SALT Gathering. Audra is a graduate of Brigham Young University. Sign up for weekly emails to receive additional tips & inspiration, including a list of references shared in each episode: https://createyourgathering.kit.com/podcast
Episodes
In this short, off the cuff bonus episode, I'm sharing a quick thought I had while studying the Book of Mormon this morning. I think General Conference will provide the answers to being delivered from whatever you are currently feeling held captive by.
If we were sitting together in my living room, gathered together as disciples of Christ and as friends, this is the exact type of thing we'd be talking about.
Do you ever wonder if your discipleship measures up or feel uncertain about your personal faith journey?
In this episode, we explore President Nelson’s inspiring message, Confidence in the Presence of God, and reveal how true discipleship is about embracing your unique path - not comparing yourself to others.
Through scripture insights, heartfelt personal stories, and real-life examples, you’ll learn how to gain confidence in your ...
What if we’ve been missing something in the parable of the 10 virgins?
In this episode of Where We Gather, we're diving into the possible mistake the 5 unwise virgins actually made and what it can teach us about the Savior's mercy. Plus the strongest divine help we were given in the mortal life according to President Dallin H Oaks.
If you're feeling defeated and disheartened by life right now, this episode might just ...
Do you feel like your faith is too small for the mountains you're facing? Whether you're drowning in the chaos of motherhood, navigating an uncertain future, or wondering if God even hears your prayers anymore, you're not alone in questioning whether your faith is enough.
In this conversation, Kara Murri (a mother of six who has walked through her own seasons of overwhelming doubt and uncertainty) shares how she ...
You know how sometimes you feel disconnected from the Savior and you're not sure why? Yeah, me too. That's exactly what we're talking about today.
I've been restudying President Henry B. Eyring's April 2025 General Conference talk "Draw Near Unto Me." He uses a simple friendship analogy that just makes so much sense - of course that's how we connect with Christ! We do the same things we&a...
Are you worried about a loved one who's struggling with their faith? Or maybe you feel like church attendance is a chore at this point?
In this episode, we're diving into the story of Alma the Elder to learn why true conversion can only happen through a personal relationship with Jesus Christ.
What you'll discover in this episode:
- Why forcing or shaming others into faith never works and what your actual role is wh...
This week, I'm sitting down with Starr Anderson, the woman who taught me to love studying the scriptures. Starr shares some personal experiences that will change how you approach your own scripture study and relationship with the Savior.
Through tears and testimony, Starr opens up about a pivotal moment in college when her father left the faith, and how that experience became a catalyst for her lifelong commitment to finding th...
Have you ever wondered how to recognize revelation in your own life?
In this episode, we explore 1 Nephi 1 and uncover how Lehi’s prayer and his vision of Jesus Christ can inspire us to do the work needed to receive personal revelation.
Learn why President Henry B. Eyring urges us to 'do the work' and how you can apply Lehi’s experiences to your own spiritual journey.
We’ll discuss the tender mercies of the Lord and pract...
In this episode, we explore Amulek’s powerful encounter with an angel, his choice to receive Alma the prophet, and the blessings that followed.
You’ll learn:
- The power of agency when it comes to following the living Prophet
- To recognize the witnesses of truth the Lord is sending to you
- Reasons why angels are sent to minister to us
Through scripture study, personal stories, and insights from Elder Jeffrey R. Holland’s talk The M...
If you’ve ever felt nudged to do something outside your comfort zone, this episode is for you.
We explore what Nephi does when the Lord asks him to do something that seems bigger than what he is capable of. Along the way, we’ll connect his experience to your own efforts to look to Christ, increase your faith through action, and find joy in doing things the Lord’s way even if it doesn’t make sense yet.
You’ll also hear a personal sto...
What if the strength you need isn’t in pushing harder but in quietly enduring with faith?
In this episode of Where We Meet, we’re turning our attention to a group of often-overlooked women in The Book of Mormon: the wives of Nephi and his brothers, found in 1 Nephi 17:1–4. Though unnamed in the scriptures, their story is one of grit, grace, and quiet obedience in the wilderness.
We explore what it means to be both afflicted and great...
Have you ever stood for something you believed in and realized you were completely alone?
In Helaman 10, we find Nephi (the son of Helaman) at a spiritual crossroads. Abandoned by the crowd, yet confirmed by God.
In this episode, we explore what it means to align our deeds with God's will, and how daily obedience (even when unseen) leads to real, lasting power.
We’ll walk through this sacred chapter together, drawing strength fro...
Have you ever found yourself in a season where all the usual answers feel thin? Where your prayers feel more like wrestling matches than peaceful conversations?
If you’ve been there (or if you're there right now) you’re not alone. And you’re not broken.
In this episode of Where We Gather, we step into the story of Enos, whose prayer in one short chapter of the Book of Mormon shows us what it means to pray with your whole soul.
E...
In this deeply personal episode, I share the story behind how this podcast came to be. What started as a tormented release from a church calling became an invitation to create something new. Something rooted in personal revelation, bold testimony, and a longing to remind others that the Savior meets us in the middle of our mess, not once we’ve figured everything out.
If you’ve ever wondered what God is preparing you for, or felt a p...
Are you:
Feeling unseen?
Wanting to share your testimony, but not sure how to do it?
Thinking no one cares about your story?
In the messy middle and struggling to feel a connection to Christ?
If you answered yes to any of these, then this podcast is for you.
In this intro episode, I'm sharing the heart behind Where We Meet, a Christ-centered podcast created to help Latter-day Saint women see the Savior’s hand in their own story. An...
Have you ever felt like people made up their minds about you based on one small part of your story? Same. And so did Zacchaeus.
In this episode, we’re walking through Luke 19 and the story of Zacchaeus, a man most people dismissed, but Jesus saw him differently. We’ll unpack what it means to really see someone the way Christ does, even when the crowd wants to look the other way.
You’ll hear:
What climbing a tree teaches us about...
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