Monday Morning Session - General Conference Review for Real Life

Join Dr. Kirk Burbidge and Taylorsville Institute ICON Cheri Bowen on this episode of Monday Morning Session as they discuss Elder Alan R. Walker’s General Conference message, "A Peculiar Treasure". Together, they explore how faith in Jesus Christ provides strength through life’s challenges, helps us stay anchored in our covenants, and brings peace in uncertain times. Through personal experiences, scripture insights, and practical applications, they highlight the Savior’s power to guide, uplift, and transform our lives as we choose to follow Him with greater trust and commitment.
Review the original address here: https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/general-conference/2026/04/48walker?lang=eng 
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The "Monday Morning Session" podcast series has been produced by students and faculty at the Taylorsville Utah Institute of Religion, on the SLCC Redwood Campus.
Every week, Dr. Kirk Burbidge sits down with guests to work through two talks from the most recent General Conference, line upon line, until the whole conference has been covered. It's conference review built for real life: real questions, real application, and real people you already know doing the talking. Recorded at the Taylorsville Institute of Religion on the SLCC Redwood Road Campus and is a continuation of the “Thinking Celestial” Podcast.
To listen to other episodes in this series or to enroll in the Institute class associated with these podcasts, see our website at myinstitute.churchofjesuschrist.org and click on the "Taylorsville UT Redwood" page.
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Join Dr. Kirk Burbidge and Taylorsville Institute teacher Gary Nelson on this week’s Monday Morning Session as they explore Elder Quentin L. Cook’s inspiring General Conference message, “Keys, Covenants, and Easter.” Together, they discuss how priesthood keys and sacred covenants connect us more fully to Jesus Christ and why Easter stands as the ultimate reminder of His victory over sin and death. With personal insights, practical applications, and a Christ-centered focus, this conversation highlights how covenant discipleship brings hope, purpose, and the power of the Savior into our daily lives.
Review the original address here: https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/general-conference/2026/04/56cook?lang=eng 
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The "Monday Morning Session" podcast series has been produced by students and faculty at the Taylorsville Utah Institute of Religion, on the SLCC Redwood Campus.
Every week, Dr. Kirk Burbidge sits down with guests to work through two talks from the most recent General Conference, line upon line, until the whole conference has been covered. It's conference review built for real life: real questions, real application, and real people you already know doing the talking. Recorded at the Taylorsville Institute of Religion on the SLCC Redwood Road Campus and is a continuation of the “Thinking Celestial” Podcast.
To listen to other episodes in this series or to enroll in the Institute class associated with these podcasts, see our website at myinstitute.churchofjesuschrist.org and click on the "Taylorsville UT Redwood" page.
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In this episode of Monday Morning Session, Dr. Kirk Burbidge explores Elder Michael John U. Teh’s April 2026 General Conference message, “Follow the Prophet, He Knows the Way.” Drawing on powerful mission stories and personal experiences, the discussion highlights the blessings that come from trusting prophetic counsel, even when the path ahead is unclear. Dr. Burbidge reflects on how discipleship often requires us to let go of habits, fears, attitudes, and distractions that weigh us down spiritually. As we follow the prophet and focus on Jesus Christ, we can move forward with greater faith, clarity, and confidence in the Lord’s plan for our lives.
Review the original address here: https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/general-conference/2026/04/17teh?lang=eng 
 
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The "Monday Morning Session" podcast series has been produced by students and faculty at the Taylorsville Utah Institute of Religion, on the SLCC Redwood Campus.
Every week, Dr. Kirk Burbidge sits down with guests to work through two talks from the most recent General Conference, line upon line, until the whole conference has been covered. It's conference review built for real life: real questions, real application, and real people you already know doing the talking. Recorded at the Taylorsville Institute of Religion on the SLCC Redwood Road Campus and is a continuation of the “Thinking Celestial” Podcast.
To listen to other episodes in this series or to enroll in the Institute class associated with these podcasts, see our website at myinstitute.churchofjesuschrist.org and click on the "Taylorsville UT Redwood" page.
You may also find us at "mondaymorningsession.podbean.com"
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In this episode of Monday Morning Session, Dr. Kirk Burbidge is joined by Taylorsville Institute teacher Dave Greenman to discuss Elder Pedro X. Larreal’s April 2026 General Conference message, “I Feel My Savior’s Love.” Together they explore how recognizing the Savior’s love can bring peace, hope, and confidence during life’s challenges. Through personal experiences, gospel insights, and practical application, they discuss ways to feel Christ’s love more deeply and share that love with others. This uplifting conversation reminds listeners that Jesus Christ knows us personally and invites each of us to draw closer to Him every day.
Review the original address here: https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/general-conference/2026/04/43larreal?lang=eng 
 
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The "Monday Morning Session" podcast series has been produced by students and faculty at the Taylorsville Utah Institute of Religion, on the SLCC Redwood Campus.
Every week, Dr. Kirk Burbidge sits down with guests to work through two talks from the most recent General Conference, line upon line, until the whole conference has been covered. It's conference review built for real life: real questions, real application, and real people you already know doing the talking. Recorded at the Taylorsville Institute of Religion on the SLCC Redwood Road Campus and is a continuation of the “Thinking Celestial” Podcast.
To listen to other episodes in this series or to enroll in the Institute class associated with these podcasts, see our website at myinstitute.churchofjesuschrist.org and click on the "Taylorsville UT Redwood" page.
You may also find us at "mondaymorningsession.podbean.com"
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Join Dr. Kirk Burbidge and Denise McCubbins on Monday Morning Session as they discuss Elder Wan-Liang Wu’s inspiring General Conference message, “I Will Give Away All My Sins to Know Thee.” Together they explore how repentance is far more than correcting mistakes. It is a joyful invitation to come closer to Jesus Christ. Discover how letting go of sin opens the door to greater faith, healing, and personal peace, and why turning to the Savior daily is essential for experiencing the hope, happiness, and spiritual strength that only He can provide.
Review the original address here: https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/general-conference/2026/04/25wu?lang=eng 
 
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The "Monday Morning Session" podcast series has been produced by students and faculty at the Taylorsville Utah Institute of Religion, on the SLCC Redwood Campus.
Every week, Dr. Kirk Burbidge sits down with guests to work through two talks from the most recent General Conference, line upon line, until the whole conference has been covered. It's conference review built for real life: real questions, real application, and real people you already know doing the talking. Recorded at the Taylorsville Institute of Religion on the SLCC Redwood Road Campus and is a continuation of the “Thinking Celestial” Podcast.
To listen to other episodes in this series or to enroll in the Institute class associated with these podcasts, see our website at myinstitute.churchofjesuschrist.org and click on the "Taylorsville UT Redwood" page.
You may also find us at "mondaymorningsession.podbean.com"
The best things are made better when shared with those we care about and love. If you enjoyed this episode, please share it with a friend!
 
 

Join Dr. Kirk Burbidge and the Seminary Council from Deseret Peak High School on Monday Morning Session as they discuss President Dallin H. Oaks’ inspiring April 2026 conference message, “Alive in Christ.” Together, they explore why choosing to be a peacemaker matters more than ever for high school students navigating friendships, social media, and everyday challenges. This uplifting conversation highlights how Jesus Christ can help us respond with kindness, resolve conflict, and bring light to our schools and communities as we strive to live as true disciples of Him.
Review the original address here: https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/general-conference/2026/04/49oaks?lang=eng 
 
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The "Monday Morning Session" podcast series has been produced by students and faculty at the Taylorsville Utah Institute of Religion, on the SLCC Redwood Campus.
Every week, Dr. Kirk Burbidge sits down with guests to work through two talks from the most recent General Conference, line upon line, until the whole conference has been covered. It's conference review built for real life: real questions, real application, and real people you already know doing the talking. Recorded at the Taylorsville Institute of Religion on the SLCC Redwood Road Campus and is a continuation of the “Thinking Celestial” Podcast.
To listen to other episodes in this series or to enroll in the Institute class associated with these podcasts, see our website at myinstitute.churchofjesuschrist.org and click on the "Taylorsville UT Redwood" page.
You may also find us at "mondaymorningsession.podbean.com"
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Join Dr. Kirk Burbidge and frequent guest Sister Tiana Mitchell, Institute teacher at the University of Utah, on this episode of Monday Morning Session as they discuss Elder Aaron T. Hall’s inspiring General Conference message, “I Glory in My Jesus.” Together, they explore what it means to center our faith completely on Jesus Christ, rejoice in His redeeming grace, and find hope, strength, and confidence through His Atonement. Through personal insights and practical applications, this conversation invites listeners to deepen their discipleship and discover greater joy in glorifying the Savior in everyday life.
Review the original address here: https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/general-conference/2026/04/53hall?lang=eng
 
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The "Monday Morning Session" podcast series has been produced by students and faculty at the Taylorsville Utah Institute of Religion, on the SLCC Redwood Campus.
Every week, Dr. Kirk Burbidge sits down with guests to work through two talks from the most recent General Conference, line upon line, until the whole conference has been covered. It's conference review built for real life: real questions, real application, and real people you already know doing the talking. Recorded at the Taylorsville Institute of Religion on the SLCC Redwood Road Campus and is a continuation of the “Thinking Celestial” Podcast.
To listen to other episodes in this series or to enroll in the Institute class associated with these podcasts, see our website at myinstitute.churchofjesuschrist.org and click on the "Taylorsville UT Redwood" page.
You may also find us at "mondaymorningsession.podbean.com"
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On this episode of Monday Morning Session, Dr. Kirk Burbidge is joined by Institute teacher Sister Lisa Packer to discuss President Henry B. Eyring’s inspiring General Conference message, “Prayers for Peace.” Together they explore how sincere prayer invites the Savior’s peace into our hearts, even during times of uncertainty, fear, and personal struggle. Drawing on President Eyring’s teachings, they share practical ways to strengthen our connection with Heavenly Father, trust in Jesus Christ, and experience the calming influence of the Holy Ghost in everyday life. Join us for a hopeful conversation about finding lasting peace through faith, prayer, and covenant discipleship.
Review the original address here: https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/general-conference/2026/04/19eyring?lang=eng
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The "Monday Morning Session" podcast series has been produced by students and faculty at the Taylorsville Utah Institute of Religion, on the SLCC Redwood Campus.
Every week, Dr. Kirk Burbidge sits down with guests to work through two talks from the most recent General Conference, line upon line, until the whole conference has been covered. It's conference review built for real life: real questions, real application, and real people you already know doing the talking. Recorded at the Taylorsville Institute of Religion on the SLCC Redwood Road Campus and is a continuation of the “Thinking Celestial” Podcast.
To listen to other episodes in this series or to enroll in the Institute class associated with these podcasts, see our website at myinstitute.churchofjesuschrist.org and click on the "Taylorsville UT Redwood" page.
You may also find us at "mondaymorningsession.podbean.com"
The best things are made better when shared with those we care about and love. If you enjoyed this episode, please share it with a friend!