Podcast appearances and mentions of Benjamin Robinson

Is the Civil War football game one more move from going away for good? Will the biggest stories for the NFL combine this year be about incoming rookies or current free agents and potential trades? Benjamin Robinson joins the guys with a combine preview...and why are we getting Mayweather-Pacquiao 2 now?

Analyzing the combine and draft for Grinding the Mocks, Benjamin Robinson joins the Ticker with a preview of the NFL Combine this week and which players have the most on the line...

Steve and Charlie discussed their observations from LSU baseball's 8-0 start this season. Benjamin Robinson, the creator of "Grinding the Mocks," joined Sports Talk. Robinson shared his thoughts on LSU corner Mansoor Delane, Oregon tight end Kenyon Sadiq, and the Saints' options with the eighth overall pick. Steve and Charlie listened to Pelicans interim head coach James Borrego's post-practice media availability.

Benjamin Robinson, the creator of "Grinding the Mocks," joined Sports Talk. Robinson shared his thoughts on LSU corner Mansoor Delane, Oregon tight end Kenyon Sadiq, and the Saints' options with the eighth overall pick.

Mike and Charlie celebrated the United States' victory in the Men's Hockey Gold Medal match against Canada. The guys interviewed Zack Nagy, an LSU reporter for Sports Illustrated, David Grubb, the host of "The Post Up" podcast, and legendary defensive line coach Pete Jenkins. Benjamin Robinson, the creator of "Grinding the Mocks," previewed the NFL Combine. Steve and Charlie spoke to Brandon Landsberg, the host of the "Bleav in USA" podcast, and Koki Riley, an LSU baseball beat reporter for The Advocate.

LIVE: Boy Green is joined by analyst Benjamin Robinson to talk about the latest Jets free agency & draft rumors!Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/boy-green-daily--1753389/support.

Benjamin Robinson from Grinding The Mock joins the show live from the NFL Combine to break down some of the most intriguing prospects heading into the draft and what evaluators around the league are buzzing about. Robinson also gives listeners a feel for the atmosphere in Indianapolis, from the intensity inside interviews to the overall “temperature” of the combine as teams gather critical information. The conversation zeroes in on the Washington Commanders, examining how they may approach the draft with the No. 7 overall pick and what their strategy could look like across all seven rounds as they continue shaping the roster.

Hour 1 opens with reaction to the Washington Commanders signing offensive lineman Andrew Wylie, as the Rooster explains why ongoing roster churn and coaching turnover raise red flags heading into next season. The conversation then shifts to the offensive line market, breaking down why a deal involving Laremy Tunsil isn't nearly as straightforward as many fans assume, despite his elite talent. The hour wraps with draft-focused insight from Benjamin Robinson, who joins live from the NFL Combine to share observations, trends, and what league decision-makers are really prioritizing. A strong opening hour blending Commanders analysis, contract reality, and boots-on-the-ground draft intel.

The show opens with reactions to the Washington Commanders signing offensive lineman Andrew Wylie, as Chris Russell explains why ongoing roster churn and coaching turnover raise red flags for next season. He breaks down the offensive line market, noting that while Laremy Tunsil is a top-tier talent, securing a deal may not be as simple as fans assume. Draft insight comes from Benjamin Robinson, reporting live from the NFL Combine, highlighting trends and team priorities. The conversation then shifts to trade speculation, including Minnesota Vikings defensive tackle Javon Hargrave, and front-office messaging around Brandon Aiyuk and Marshon Lattimore, sparking discussion about accountability and roster clarity. The segment wraps with Dan Quinn addressing the media at the combine, emphasizing the need for a tougher training camp and preseason, while Chris Russell analyzes draft projections, coaching changes, and preparation strategies that could define the Commanders' upcoming season.

“I am blessed.” Not cursed. Not doomed. Not paying for your past. Blessed. In this powerful episode, we unpack Genesis 9, the so-called “Curse of Ham.” We expose how Scripture was twisted and how the enemy still whispers the same lie today: You're under a curse. From the covenant warnings of Deuteronomy 28 to the freedom declaration of Galatians 3:13, we reveal the truth: every legal curse was absorbed by Christ on the cross. No generational curses.No inherited doom.No hidden punishment from God. If you've ever questioned your hardship, feared family patterns, or wondered if God is against you — this episode will remind you of who you are. Say it out loud: I am blessed.

After your greatest victory comes your deepest insecurity.  In this powerful message from Book of Genesis 15, we unpack what it means when God says, “I am your shield.”  You're not shielded from every battle, you're shielded in it.  Not protected from every trial, but preserved through it. If you've been battling fear, insecurity, pain, or the question “God, where are the receipts?”  This episode will remind you: You are loved. You are called. You are protected. You are shielded. Fear not. Just believe.

You are favored even when life looks unfair.In this message, we break down why God's favor isn't a feeling or a circumstance, but your identity. From Mary's story to real-life trials, discover why favor often shows up disguised as pressure, pain, and process — and how suffering can actually be proof that heaven trusts you.If you've ever felt overlooked, rejected, or confused by what you're walking through, this message will flip your perspective.

What if the thing you're still trying to fix… God already finished? In this message, we dismantle one of the deepest lies believers carry: “I'm forgiven… but I'm still dirty.” This message walks straight into the tension between forgiveness and cleansing, exposing why so many people believe in grace, but still live in shame. This isn't about trying harder.This isn't about cleaning yourself up.This is about trusting the One who already did. You are not becoming clean. You are discovering that you already are.

What if God isn't fixing your problem… because He's healing something deeper? In this message from Matthew 9, Jesus meets a paralyzed man expecting physical healing—and instead delivers shocking words:“Son, take heart. Your sins are forgiven.” This episode explores: Why faith isn't strength, but knowing when you need help The power of friends who carry you to Jesus How Jesus responds to faith, not circumstances Why forgiveness heals deeper than any miracle If you're craving change but still feeling stuck, this message reveals the freedom your soul has been longing for. Take heart. You are forgiven.

You're not rejected. You're accepted. Permanently. In this message, we unpack one of the most freeing truths of the gospel: you are accepted in the Beloved. Not because of what you've done—but because of who you're in. Discover why identity starts with God, how adoption changes everything, and how God doesn't love you by looking at you, but by looking at Jesus. This message exposes the lie of rejection, heals the wounds of trauma, and calls you out of isolation into belonging. If you've ever felt unseen, unworthy, or spiritually homeless, this one is for you. Accepted. Adopted. Beloved.  

This message centers on one life-altering truth: you are deeply loved by God.We explore how God's identity as Father defines your purpose—not as what you do, but as the object of His love. Through Scripture and a powerful personal story, we uncover how trauma and self-rejection distort our ability to receive that love, and how healing begins when we embrace our true identity as God's beloved child.

What if the thing you've been chasing your whole life was never meant to be earned in the first place? Every human being longs to know their life means something. That they aren't just here by accident. But the pressure to “be somebody” has convinced us that significance must be built, achieved, or taken when in reality, that pursuit is what leaves us feeling empty. This message dismantles the lie that your value comes from what you accomplish and exposes a deeper truth: identity flows from purpose, and purpose flows from who created you. When you misunderstand your creator, you misunderstand yourself. And when that foundation is wrong, everything else collapses. This is a conversation about meaning, identity, temptation, and why the things that promise fulfillment so often destroy it—while the truth we overlook is the one that sets us free. If you've ever wondered “Why am I here?” — this is for you.

What do you do when grief shows up in the middle of Christmas? In this deeply moving message, a pastor shares raw reflections just days after losing his father, inviting listeners into an honest conversation about grief, faith, and divine comfort. Through personal loss and a fresh look at the Christmas story, he reveals how Emmanuel, God with us, meets us not by removing the pain, but by entering it with us. If you've ever felt torn between sorrow and faith, this message will reframe how you see grief, community, and the true meaning of Christmas.

Feeling unseen or misunderstood can be one of the deepest human pains.This episode reveals how even Jesus was misunderstood from birth and why that reality reframes our need to be known.Through Scripture we discover that forgetting who we are always begins with forgetting who He is.If you've ever wondered why your faith has to survive without understanding, this message is for you.

In this transformative message, we dive deep into forgiveness, not as a command you “should” follow, but as a healing journey that begins with reclaiming your identity in Christ.  Pastor Benjamin unpacks why we interpret people's actions as attacks on who we are and how that keeps us stuck in anger, fear, and unforgiveness. Discover the breakthrough revelation that unlocks true freedom: it's not about you. When your identity is rooted in being a child of God—forgiven, accepted, loved, and secure. Letting go becomes not just possible, but natural. This message will challenge you, free you, and restore your peace.

In this explosive message, we break down what God really says about the tithe and why it's not about losing money, but unlocking blessing. This episode unpacks Malachi 3, the principle of first fruits, and how honoring God with our resources breaks cycles of lack and opens the windows of heaven. If you've ever wrestled with giving, felt tension around church and money, or wondered what God truly requires, this teaching will challenge your thinking, confront hidden idols, and call you into deeper faith and freedom. Get ready, this one's bold, convicting, and breakthrough-filled.

What if the greatest miracle in the church isn't what happens to us — but what happens between us?  In this powerful message, we dive deep into Galatians 6:2 and uncover what it really means to “bear one another's burdens.” You'll hear why sympathy isn't enough, why isolation is spiritually dangerous, and how true biblical love requires reciprocity, sacrifice, and intentional presence.  Through raw teaching, Greek word breakdowns, and unforgettable storytelling — from Moses' weary arms on the mountain to modern-day examples of believers stepping in with “I got you” love — this episode paints a vivid picture of what the church looks like when nobody carries weight alone.  Tune in and be transformed.

In this week's installment of Legends of the Fall, we journey from the roaring warnings of 1 Peter to the hidden courage of Queen Esther. Pastor Benjamin unpacks why sobriety and vigilance matter now more than ever, revealing how the enemy isolates us the same way a lion scatters a herd, making the weak and lonely vulnerable. Through Esther's story, we confront disappointment, isolation, and the lies that keep us from community. When Esther discovers a nation-wide plot against her people, she must decide whether to stay silent in the palace or step into purpose, even if it costs her life. This message calls us back to collective faith, shared strength, and the transformational power of standing together. If you've ever felt alone, overlooked, or disconnected, this episode will remind you: you belong, you matter, and together we are unshakeable.

He was mighty on the outside — but falling apart on the inside. Naaman had honor, medals, and power… yet beneath the armor, he was rotting away. In this unforgettable message from 2 Kings 5:1–15, we dive into the moment when a man's hidden weakness met God's healing power. This isn't just Naaman's story — it's ours. How often do we show up strong in public while quietly breaking in private? What happens when the mask no longer holds, and God calls us to the muddy river instead of the magic fix? Get ready for a word about humility, healing, and the freedom of taking off your armor — because sometimes, your breakthrough is waiting in the dirt you don't want to touch.

Sometimes the hardest thing to do… is nothing. In this powerful and deeply personal message, we hear a story that begins with a grieving grandmother and ends with a revelation that will shake your soul — that the real battle isn't out there, it's inside. Pastor Benjamin breaks down what it really means to “Be still and know that I am God,” from the Hebrew Rafa — stop striving — to the intimate, covenantal Yada — truly knowing Him. If you've ever felt anxious, driven, or desperate to make something happen — this one will stop you in your tracks.Because sometimes, the miracle doesn't show up until you stop trying to play God.

When life falls apart, it's easy to think God's forgotten you. But what if your trials are actually divine setups for breakthrough? In this message, Pastor Benjamin breaks down four powerful reasons God allows pain — and how He can turn every betrayal, setback, and storm into purpose.If you've ever asked, “Why me?” — this message will change how you see your struggle forever.

Go and Sin No More isn't a burden—it's a promise. In this message we uncover why Jesus' words carry divine power, not impossible pressure. Discover how healing, freedom, and forgiveness are woven together—and why shame doesn't get the last word.

Is God Real? Doubt isn't the enemy of faith—it's part of the journey. In this message, we tackle one of life's deepest questions head-on: What do we do with our doubts? From the raw honesty of “Lord, I believe, help my unbelief” to the power of encountering God's presence beyond arguments or intellect—you'll walk away challenged, encouraged, and maybe even freed from the weight of pretending. Press play and discover why your doubt might just be the doorway to deeper faith.

Feeling overwhelmed, discouraged, or stuck in the in-between? This powerful message will remind you why you haven't come this far to give up now. Pastor Benjamin shares: How to hold onto your heart when everything's falling apart The danger of letting culture, politics, or pain own your peace Why frustration is often the sign that breakthrough is near If you're tired, worn out, or wondering where God is — this episode will light a fire in your soul.

A message delivered on Sunday, September 7th at Lineage Church in El Cerrito, California. Every believer has a destiny, but most never step into it. Why? In this closing message of Walls Fall, Destinies Restored, Pastor Benjamin Robinson uncovers the barrier that keeps so many stuck—often for years—and points us toward the breakthrough that makes destinies come alive.

What if your breakthrough isn't in the asking—but in the praising? In this unforgettable message, Pastor brings the Summer of Psalms series to a powerful close, revealing why praise isn't a sidebar—it's the heartbeat of your faith. From calling out passive worship to witnessing God's presence overpower pain in a hospital room, this episode is raw, real, and drenched in glory.  Whether you're on the mountaintop or in the valley, this is your call to praise.

In Part 5 of our Summer of Psalms series, we dive into the Psalms of Enthronement—powerful declarations that God is still reigning, even when everything around us says otherwise. These psalms weren't written from places of victory, but from exile, defeat, and loss. When there was no king on David's throne, the people still declared, “The Lord reigns.” This episode also includes a personal story about anxiety, prayer, and learning to align our hearts with the will of God—especially when we're overwhelmed. If you've been battling fear, waiting for answers, or feeling like God is silent in your struggle, this message is for you.  

"Let God arise, and let His enemies be scattered."What sounds like a battle cry is, in fact, one of the most powerful declarations of worship in the entire Bible. In this episode, we dive deep into Psalm 68—a Psalm of warfare, a song of victory, and a call to remember that God is not passive in our battles. He fights for His people. Far from abstract theology, these Psalms come alive against the backdrop of real pain, real struggle, and real deliverance. Drawing connections between David's songs, the Exodus at the Red Sea, and the ancient tabernacle of worship, this message reveals the true purpose of warfare worship: to proclaim that the victory belongs to God. In this episode: Discover why Psalm 68 was more than a poem—it was a processional anthem used when the presence of God moved Explore the connection between David the worshiper and David the warrior Learn how ancient Israel's worship was rooted in remembrance of God's past victories See how the first worship song in the Bible (Exodus 15) set the stage for every Psalm to come Unpack why worship is a weapon—and how your praise declares war on darkness This isn't just a sermon. It's a call to let your voice rise like David's, even in the midst of uncertainty. When you understand the God of the Psalms, you'll never fight the same way again.

You've heard “Bless your enemies.” But what do you do when your soul is raging, your heart is shattered, and forgiveness feels fake? This week, we're diving deep into the imprecatory psalms — those raw, violent cries for justice that most believers avoid, skip, or pretend don't exist. But what if David wasn't just venting — what if he was modeling the most honest kind of worship? What you'll hear in this episode: Why cursing your enemies in prayer might be more biblical than burying your pain The spiritual danger of pretending you're healed when you're just numb How Jesus didn't suppress his emotions — and neither should you Why your “I forgive you” might be a lie (and how to make it real) If you've ever said, “I'm fine” when you're not… or walked away from God because you were too angry to pray — this one's for you.

We all love “Bless the Lord, O my soul”—but what if what's inside your soul is pain, anger, or disappointment? In this message we explore the Psalms of Disorientation—honest, messy prayers from people who felt forgotten, frustrated, even betrayed by God. What if those emotions aren't a sign of weak faith—but the very place true worship begins? This episode unpacks: Why you don't need to “fix your face” before talking to God How disorientation can deepen your devotion What Psalm 13 teaches us about honesty, healing, and holy tension And why God is safe enough for your unfiltered prayers If you've ever held something inside because you thought God didn't want to hear it—this one's for you.

Welcome to the Summer of Psalms!We're kicking off this powerful 6-week series by stepping through the front door of the Psalms—Psalm 1—and discovering a deep truth: you don't need a perfect season to get a perfect word. What do you do when life hurts, when your prayers feel unanswered, and your soul forgets what God once made clear on the mountaintop? You remember. You sing. You write. You rehearse the truth until it lives in you. That's the power of the Psalms of Orientation—songs of clarity written not after the valley, but for the valley.

Your Destiny has 3 components: your identity, your ministry, and your mission. In this message, we focus on the treasure of your identity.

There are two sides to the scandal of grace: benevolence and denial.In His benevolence, God gives what He gives to whom He gives—without explanation. But in His wisdom, He also denies some of our deepest desires—also without explanation. And this is the most difficult thing for us to understand. In this powerful message, we explore what the Bible has to say about how we are to respond when God says, "no."

Are you truly devoted to God—or just going through the motions?In this powerful message, we explore what real devotion looks like beyond daily routines and religious habits. Using scripture and raw real-life stories, Pastor Benjamin reveals how hidden “codes” in our hearts can compete with our love for God. This message will challenge you to examine what truly drives your life.

Sermon preached on June 15th. This isn't just a Father's Day sermon. It's a powerful call to reclaim the spirit of fatherhood — not just for men, but for anyone who carries the weight of responsibility, protection, and generational purpose. From the personal reflection of a father realizing that his daughter's first understanding of God the Father will come through him — to the unforgettable story of a man fighting a wildfire alone with nothing but a hose — this message is packed with urgency, hope, and conviction.  Listen until the end — because what you think is the end of your strength might actually be the beginning of your true capacity.

We pray for blessing. We chase breakthrough. We plead for provision. But there's one promise in Scripture that is greater than them all—yet it's the one we pursue the least. In this powerful, Spirit-soaked message from the Spring of the Spiritseries, Pastor Benjamin exposes the forgotten center of the Christian life: the Holy Spirit Himself. Get ready for a deep, honest, and transformational encounter that will awaken your hunger for more. This is not about tongues. This is not about hype. This is about the gift of God's own presence—Himself. If you're thirsty, come and drink.

Have you been comforted by a counterfeit? In this eye-opening message, we dive deep into what it means to truly receive comfort from the Holy Spirit—and how the enemy offers false comforts that keep us stuck in spiritual ditches. Through the parable of the Good Samaritan, you'll see yourself not just as the helper, but as the one in need of rescue. You'll be challenged to stop self-justifying and start reaching for the God of all comfort — the only One who can truly lift you out. Jesus didn't just promise us power—He promised us another Comforter. And until we learn to stop turning to the wrong things (or people) for comfort, we'll keep digging our pit deeper. If you're ready to stop settling for counterfeit peace and step into the fullness of God's comfort, this message is for you.

In this message we're reminded that prayer isn't just a religious task — it's a lifeline in our moments of sorrow and temptation. Jesus didn't ask His disciples to pray for Him, but with Him — and when they fell asleep, He exposed the root of our prayerlessness: we often choose being comfortable over seeking the Comforter. The enemy offers temporary relief — distractions, entertainment, and avoidance — to keep us stuck in our brokenness. That's being comfortable. But the Comforter, the Holy Spirit, brings true healing, strength, and restoration. While comfort makes us whole, comfortable keeps us numb. This message is a wake-up call to stop running from the pain and instead bring it to the One who can truly carry it.

Aaron and Mike with special guest Benjamin Robinson of Grinding the Mocks review the first round of the 2025 NFL draft. Who were the biggest risers and fallers compared to mock drafts? Who is going to take Shadeur Sanders in Round 2? What did we think of the Travis Hunter trade, and did the Falcons give up too much for James Pearce Jr.?

10:15 - Guest: Benjamin Robinson, creator of Grinding The Mocks, on his groundbreaking and innovative work projecting NFL Drafts via a "wisdom of crowds" approach with mock drafts, what his work tells us about who the Commanders might take with their No. 29-overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft and the potential for the team to trade the pick, how the Commanders should approach building their roster with a great quarterback in Jayden Daniels on a rookie contract and more 33:37 - Capitals: breakdown of a 3-1 win over the Montreal Canadiens to take a 2-0 lead in a best-of-seven first-round series in the Stanley Cup Playoffs 43:31 - Nationals and Orioles: discussion of the Nats' 4-3 win over the O's from the perspective of each team Visit CateringByUptown.com and mention that Al Galdi sent you Follow @WSHOnTheDaily on Instagram and visit WSHOnTheDaily.com For advertising inquiries, email Sales@BlueWirePods.com Please note that time stamps may be slightly off depending on rotating national ads 

In this episode, we reflect on the moments of pain, distance, and restoration in the life of Peter—and in our own lives. From the Garden of Gethsemane to the fire-warmed courtyard, from denial to redemption by the sea, we explore how suffering can either push us away from Jesus or draw us closer than ever. This message challenges the forgetfulness of our faith and reawakens us to the simple, powerful truth of the Gospel: that God so loved the world, He gave His only Son. Whether you're in a season of silence, sorrow, or struggle, this episode is a call to remember, return, and run toward the One who never stopped loving us.

What if the cross wasn't just another death—but the moment every atrocity in history was absorbed by one man? In this episode, we unpack how Jesus didn't just carry suffering—He became it. And through the resurrection, He didn't just come back to life—He reversed the curse, trauma, and shame of humanity. This isn't just about Easter. It's about you.

In this week's message, we explore how David faced one of the darkest moments of his life—and how YOU can overcome your own!  Whether you're in the middle of a storm, coming out of one, or heading into the next, this word is for YOU. Discover how your private struggles are setting you up for public victories, and why your response to calamity determines whether God's or the enemy's purpose wins.

Are you in a season of waiting? Feeling like your promises are taking longer than expected? This sermon reminds us that loving God means being patient—waiting with expectancy, even when we can't see how. Just like David, when you're in your 'cave' moments, don't give up. Trust God's perfect timing and stand firm. Your destiny is still on the way, and He will see it through. #Patience #Faith #TrustGod #DivineTiming #DontGiveUp"

In this thought-provoking sermon, we dive deep into the timeless wisdom of Proverbs and explore the powerful truth that the company you keep shapes your destiny. Are you walking with the wise, or are you unknowingly surrounded by fools who influence your choices?