This week’s episode looks a little different—and a little deeper.

Cali and Jessica sit down for a powerful teaching moment as they unpack the biblical story of Abraham and Isaac and what it truly means to worship. Recently, Cali shared this message with our youth students, and it was too important not to bring to the podcast.

Worship is so much more than a 15-minute moment on a Sunday morning. It’s a lifestyle. It’s obedience. It’s sacrifice. It’s surrender. It’s dying to your flesh daily and choosing to Say Yes to God—even when it costs you something.

In this recap episode, Cali dives into what Scripture actually says about worship, challenging the way we often define it and inviting us into a deeper, more surrendered walk with the Lord. Whether you’ve been in church your whole life or are still figuring out what worship really looks like, this episode will stretch, encourage, and refocus your heart.

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In this special episode, host Cali Mosley sits down with her newlywed husband, Caden Mosley, to finally tell their love story—one clearly marked by God’s faithfulness from the very beginning.

Together, they walk through every season of their relationship: singleness, dating, engagement, and now marriage—sharing the highs, the hard moments, and the lessons God taught them along the way. They talk honestly about how God often answers prayers in unexpected ways, how saying yes to someone can be both beautiful and challenging, and what it looks like to follow Him as a couple when the road isn’t always easy.

This conversation is a reminder that while pursuing God together can bring new challenges, it is always worth it—and that His timing is always better than our own.

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This week on Say Yes, Cali and Jessica sit down with Joel Trice, Middle School Pastor at Christ Chapel Zebulon, and Ben Richardson, Kids Ministry intern and resident comedic relief. Buckle up, because this episode might just give you emotional whiplash — in the best way.

We jump from deeply meaningful conversations about leading worship, what leadership looks like behind the scenes, and the unexpected ways God uses past careers to prepare us for ministry, straight into unbelievably unserious hypotheticals… including the very important question: If you could replace your hands with anything, what would you pick?

It’s heartfelt. It’s hilarious. And it’s a reminder that God’s plan is always greater, wiser, and way more creative than our own.

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