Blessed to Be a Blessing — What Your Favorite Bible Stories Are Really About

Grateful & Going: Summer Update + Philippians 4:4–9

Kelli and Guy are stepping away for the summer — and before they go, they've got a few things to share. Two creative projects crossing the finish line and a few exciting opportunities. But the heart of this episode is a passage they keep coming back to: Philippians 4:4–9. Rejoice always. Don't be anxious. Think on what is true, noble, right, pure, lovely, and admirable. And the peace of God, which passes all understanding — will guard your heart and mind. Kelli and Guy share their personal practices for living this out so the enemy does not get a foot hold. a A short, warm, and honest episode to close out the season. See you this fall. Scripture: Philippians 4:4–9 | Resource: Richard Foster — Celebration of Disciplines

Blessed to Be a Blessing — What Your Favorite Bible Stories Are Really About

Have you ever quoted "Be still and know that I am God" without knowing how the verse ends? You're not alone — and it's the perfect starting point for Mud & Rib's new episode: Verses We Don't Have Full Context On. In this episode, Guy and Kelli walk through David and Goliath, the fiery furnace, and Daniel in the Lion's Den — and show you the bottom line hiding in every single story. From Genesis 12 to Revelation 5, the Father's heart has always been for all nations. We are not just blessed. We are blessed to be a blessing. Scripture: Psalm 46:10 | Genesis 12 | Daniel 3 & 6 | Matthew 28:18–20 | Revelation 5:9–10

Leadership Communities — Don't Lead Alone

Only 1 in 3 Christian leaders finish well. Two thirds don't — and the numbers are getting worse. In this episode, Guy and Kelli Caskey close out the Paul's Journeys series with a deeply practical conversation on why leaders fall off — and the community, based model that helps them stay. They introduce Leadership Communities: small, consistent gatherings of disciple-making leaders built around scripture discovery, accountability, and real-time problem solving. They also walk through their progression of coaching maps (Ministry, Timothy, Generation), the practice of mirror reading Acts with the epistles, and three principles to live by: don't lead alone, don't grow alone, don't sustain alone. Want their free Leadership Community bookmark? Email connect@mudandribpodcast.com [connect@mudandribpodcast.com] Resources: J. Robert Clinton, Neil Cole — Journeys, Ministry Map tools **👇 CONNECT WITH US**▶️ Watch on YouTube: [www.youtube.com/@TheCaskeyCollective](http://www.youtube.com/@TheCaskeyCollective)🎧 Listen on Spotify & Apple Podcasts: Search Mud & Rib Podcast📧 Join Our Mailing List: https://mud-rib-podcast.kit.com/ab8ddab6d6📸 Instagram: @mud.and.rib.podcast💌 Share Your Ideas: Connect@MudandRibPodcast.com📖 Guy's book: Making Him LORD — available at https://a.co/d/06zDds2P🔔 Subscribe so you don't miss what's coming next.👍 Like this episode if it encouraged you.

The Gospel Is Not Chained: Paul's Fourth Journey

Paul's fourth journey wasn't what anyone expected — he spent it in prison. And yet the letters he wrote from those chains (Philippians, Ephesians, Colossians) are considered the high watermark of his entire ministry. In this final episode of our Paul's Journeys series, Kelli and Guy wrap up the series by talking about: What we cover: * Paul's prison letters and why they matter * Teams of teams spreading the gospel across Asia Minor * Living the dash — making your life count * The tension between execution and relationship in leadership * Spiritual grandparenting and generational legacy * How to start where you are — in any journey Mentioned: Neil Cole's Journeys | Frank Viola's The Untold Story of the New Testament Church

Paul's Journey 3: Team of Teams - Die to Multiply

What does it look like when a movement of God stops being about one person, and becomes a team of teams? In Part 3 of Paul's Journeys, Guy and Kelli explore the convergence of leaders in Ephesus, how faithful men and women proved themselves locally before being sent translocally, and what it truly means to die to multiply. From the Hall of Tyrannus to the seven churches of Revelation, this episode unpacks a leadership development process hiding in plain sight — one that challenges us to start where we are, burn for God in the mundane, and trust that depth always precedes breadth. Key topics: Team of teams | Proven locally before sent translocally | Exhortation without demonstration leads to frustration | Die to multiply | New levels, new devils | Developing depth that leads to breadth Timestamps:0:00 — Welcome & recap of Journey 22:00 — Mirror reading the Bible: what we scan over4:30 — Barnabas in Corinth: a restoration hiding in a footnote7:00 — The convergence in Ephesus: team of teams9:30 — Ephesians 4:11-16 and the PEST gifts11:30 — Exhortation without demonstration14:00 — Institutional vs. apostolic leadership development16:00 — Decentralization and the hub model18:30 — Start where you are / burned at the stake vs. taking out the trash21:00 — New levels, new devils28:00 — Die to multiply32:00 — Journey 4 preview & support the podcast🎙️ Mud & Rib is hosted by Guy and Kelli Caskey — apostolic leaders, authors, and co-founders of The M4 Network and Caskey Collective**👇 CONNECT WITH US**🎧 Listen on Spotify & Apple Podcasts: Search Mud & Rib Podcast 📧 Join Our Mailing List: https://mud-rib-podcast.kit.com/ab8ddab6d6 📸 Instagram: @mud.and.rib.podcast 💌 Share Your Ideas: Connect@MudandRibPodcast.com