Thinking Celestial - A ”Follow The Prophet” Series Podcast
SLCC Institute of ReligionThis podcast series is produced at the Taylorsville Utah Institute of Religion at Salt Lake Community College Redwood Campus. Student-hosted podcasts include various guests exploring a variety of gospel topics. Each episode seeks to help listeners find ways to fulfill President Russell M. Nelson’s October 2023 charge to ”Think Celestial.”
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Religion & Spirituality | |||
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In part 2 of Episode 200 of Thinking Celestial, Brad Wilcox invites us behind the scenes of General Conference to explore what it is really like to prepare, speak, and rely completely on the Lord in those sacred moments. He shares personal insights t... more
In this 200th two part episode of Thinking Celestial, Dr. Kirk Burbidge and Brad Wilcox revisit "And Now I See," the final address given in by then President Jeffrey R. Holland During the OCtober 2025 General Conference. Brad shares some sacred exper... more
In this episode of Thinking Celestial, Dr. Kirk Burbidge leads a thoughtful review exploring the meaning and significance of solemn assemblies within Christianity and early Church history. Drawing on scripture, historical accounts, and prophetic patt... more
In this episode of Thinking Celestial, Dr. Kirk Burbidge is joined by Alan Sackett and Blake Dalton as they reflect on impressions, themes, and personal takeaways from the April 2026 General Conference. Together they discuss how prophetic teachings i... more
In this episode of Thinking Celestial, Dr. Kirk Burbidge and SLCC Institute teacher Alan Sackett explore the February 22 BYU–Idaho devotional, “President Dallin H. Oaks and the Law of Witnesses,” shared by Elder Neil L. Andersen. They discuss how Eld... more
In this episode of Thinking Celestial, Dr. Kirk Burbidge and Copper Hills High Seminary teacher Brother Kolby Hales revisit the conference classic “Love and Law” by then Elder Dallin H. Oaks. Together they explore why God’s love is both perfect and c... more
In this episode of Thinking Celestial, Dr. Kirk Burbidge is joined by SLCC students Breanna Simms and Britton Groebs as they revisit Elder Ulisses Soares’s talk “Adorned with the Virtue of Temperance.” Their conversation explores how temperance is mo... more
In this episode of Thinking Celestial, Dr. Kirk Burbidge is joined by Institute student Lily Brammer to revisit President Dieter F. Uchtdorf’s General Conference classic, “Things That Matter Most” (October 2010). Together they reflect on the spiritua... more
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