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 | Daily | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Religion & Spirituality | |||
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In this episode of Thinking Celestial, host Dr. Kirk Burbidge is joined by fellow Taylorsville Institute instructor Dr. Matt Merrill as they unpack Elder Dale G. Renlund’s profound message, “Taking on the Name of Jesus Christ.” Their conversation cen... more
In this episode of Thinking Celestial, Dr. Kirk Burbidge and Institute Teacher/Coordinator Shaylie Huntington dive into Sister J. Anette Dennis’s powerful message, “Cheering Each Other On.” Together, they explore what it truly means to go and find th... more
In this episode of Thinking Celestial, Dr. Kirk Burbidge sits down with Erika Johnson, a young single adult and collegiate hockey player, to unpack Elder Michael Cziesla’s inspiring talk, “Simplicity in Christ.” Their discussion highlights why the go... more
In this episode of Thinking Celestial, Dr. Kirk Burbidge and Riverston Seminary teacher Brother Spencer Larsen dive into Elder Henry B. Eyring’s powerful message, “Proved and Strengthened in Christ.” Together, they explore how the process of proving ... more
In this episode of Thinking Celestial, Dr. Kirk Burbidge joins Cyprus High Seminary Principal Steve Rose to discuss Elder David A. Bednar’s talk, “They Are Their Own Judges.” They reflect on the changes and weaknesses we all experience in life and ho... more
In this episode of Thinking Celestial, Dr. Kirk Burbidge sits down with Murray High Seminary Principal Esther Hopkin to explore Elder Ronald A. Rasband’s talk, “The Family Proclamation — Words From God.” Together, they emphasize that the Family Procl... more
In this episode of Thinking Celestial, Dr. Kirk Burbidge joins SLCC Institute student Aiden Seifert to explore Elder Quentin L. Cook’s talk, “The Lord Is Hastening His Work.” Together, they highlight the sacred responsibility of welcoming new members... more
In this episode of Thinking Celestial, Dr. Kirk Burbidge and SLCC student Lizzy McEvoy dive into Elder John D. Amos’s October 2025 address, “The Good News Recipe.” Elder Amos compares living the gospel to following a recipe where the scriptures provi... more
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