Ep 152 S6 Conference Review with the Sacketts Part 2

In part two of Thinking Celestial, Dr. Kirk Burbidge returns with his wife Shauni and friends Amy and Alan Sackett to reflect on the Saturday evening and Sunday sessions of the October 2025 General Conference. The group shares heartfelt impressions of Elder Patrick Kearon’s powerful message on “new beginnings” through Christ’s infinite mercy, and Sister J. Anette Dennis’ uplifting call to “cheer each other on.” They discuss the multicultural choir’s inspiring music and the tender leadership of President Dallin H. Oaks during this historic conference following President Nelson’s passing. Sunday’s sessions brought themes of hope, forgiveness, and spiritual renewal, with talks emphasizing personal revelation, temple worship, and the Savior’s central role in our lives. Together, the hosts explore how these messages offer strength and clarity for disciples navigating today’s challenges.Review Conference here: https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/general-conference/2025/10?lang=eng

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