Think Celestial!

Lesson 23: Think Celestial

In this episode Ashlyn Clark and Lizzie Whitehead discuss how to think celestial while facing opposition. In this life, opposition is not something that may happen, but something that will happen to us. We need to be ready to think celestial in these hard times. 

Episode 22: Finding Answers to Questions

This episode is a little bit of a departure form the normal programing in some ways.  This is a podcast from the other podcast series "Building Bridges" and is on the topic of finding answers to questions. Part of thinking celestial is figuring out how to deal with difficult topics.  In the our day and age multiple different types of information are all around us. We are inundated by this information in all its different forms. Often this experience leads us to learn things we did not know, or that we do not know what to do with. This process is part of growing in understanding. In this episode Brother Sorenson and Brother Coombs talk about a new gospel topics page called "Seeking Answers". This resources helps to set out some guidelines for finding answers to questions or doubts that might be troubling us.  

Episode 21: Think Celestial with Church History

In this episode Ian Bates sits down with Emily Davis to talk about thinking celestial with church history. Emily works in the Church History Department at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day saints. 

Episode 20: Special Easter Edition

It is the week of Easter, so Mary Ward and Nate McLaughlin sit down to talk about Holy Week. This week is a wonderful time to think about the Savior Jesus Christ and prepare to celebrate Easter on Sunday. 

Episode 19: Think Celestial

In this episode Jack Sheehan interviews Lori Newbold on the topic of think celestial. Sister Newbold teaches the Involving the Savior in Our Mental and Emotional Health course at the U of U Institute of religion, where Jack is a student. 

Episode 18: The Role of Thoughts in Thinking Celestial

Mosiah 4:30 teaches us to watch our thoughts words and deeds. Part of thinking celestial is learning to control all three of these things. In this episode McKenzie Hansen interviews Troy Virgin on this topic. McKenzie Hansen is a student at the U of U Institute of Religion where Troy Virgin is the Director. 

Episode 17: Thinking Celestial With Civility

Being civil is hard to do in our present society. However, if we are to think celestial it is one of the important things that we must do. In this episode Mary Ward interviews Scott Wardle on this very topic. Mary is a student at the U of U Institute of Religion where Scott Wardle is a teacher. 

Episode 16: Covenants and Thinking Celestial

In this episode Mary Ward interviews Matt Zito about covenants. Understanding the covenants that we make and strive to keep can help us to think celestial, and in many ways are the end goal of thinking celestial. 

Episode 15: Goal Setting

In this episode, Mary Ward interviews Brother Marshall McDonald about goal setting. Brother McDonald is a teacher at the U of U Institute of Religion, and he is also a composer. He leads a busy life, and has some great insights about setting goals and thinking celestial. Setting goals is one of the many things that can help us to think celestial and fulfill the purpose that God has for us. 

Episode 14: Thinking Celestial and Suffering

One of the things that may make it difficult to think celestial is the adversity and suffering that is part of this mortal realm. In this episode, Zach Christensen interviews Christ Nordfelt on this important topic. Christ Nordfelt is a teacher at the U of U Institute where Zach Christensen is one of the students.