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Ep 224 S8 Shawn Bills ‘Ministering — “That Ye Love One Another; as I Have Loved You” Sister Kristin M. Yee

from Monday Morning Session - General Conference Review for Real Life · host SLCC Institute of Religion

In this episode of Thinking Celestial, Dr. Kirk Burbidge and University of Utah Institute instructor Shawn Bills discuss Sister Kristin M. Yee’s April 2026 General Conference message, “Ministering — ‘That Ye Love One Another; as I Have Loved You.’” Together they explore what it means to truly minister as the Savior did by seeing people where they are, rather than where we think they should be. Their conversation highlights the power of loving others in the midst of their struggles, imperfections, and flaws, emphasizing that Christlike ministering is rooted in compassion, patience, and genuine connection. As they reflect on personal experiences and gospel principles, they invite listeners to become more intentional disciples who extend grace, build belonging, and help others feel the Savior’s love exactly when and where they need it most. Review the original address here: https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/general-conference/2026/04/14yee?lang=eng    Enjoyed our podcast? Help spread the word! Please share it on social media or pass it along to friends, family, or anyone who might find joy and inspiration in it. Your support makes all the difference! _______________ Enroll in this institute class here: https://myinstitute.churchofjesuschrist.org/institute/15280/classes/1735301   _______________ Thinking Celestial is a "Follow the Prophet" podcast series produced by the Taylorsville Institute of Religion faculty and students at the Salt Lake Community College Redwood campus. These episodes are part of a class administered by the Taylorville Institute. If you'd like to enroll in the class and participate in future discussions and podcasts, register for the online institute today here: https://myinstitute.churchofjesuschrist.org/institute/15280/classes/1735301    We invite you to go to https://myinstitute.churchofjesuschrist.org/ and register for any class. The views, opinions, and doctrines shared in this podcast are not official doctrines of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Questions, thoughts, and suggestions for future episodes can be directed to [email protected]   If you liked our podcast, please share it on social media or with anyone you think might love it!     

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In this episode of Thinking Celestial, Dr. Kirk Burbidge and University of Utah Institute instructor Shawn Bills discuss Sister Kristin M. Yee’s April 2026 General Conference message, “Ministering — ‘That Ye Love One Another; as I Have Loved You.’” Together they explore what it means to truly minister as the Savior did by seeing people where they are, rather than where we think they should be. Their conversation highlights the power of loving others in the midst of their struggles, imperfections, and flaws, emphasizing that Christlike ministering is rooted in compassion, patience, and genuine connection. As they reflect on personal experiences and gospel principles, they invite listeners to become more intentional disciples who extend grace, build belonging, and help others feel the Savior’s love exactly when and where they need it most. Review the original address here: https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/general-conference/2026/04/14yee?lang=eng Enjoyed our podcast? Help spread the word! Please share it on social media or pass it along to friends, family, or anyone who might find joy and inspiration in it. Your support makes all the difference!

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