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Pastor Tim continues our sermon series in the Gospel of Mark by unpacking the end of the chapter, 15:21-47. 

Pastor Tim continues our series through the Gospel of Mark by unpacking Mark 15:1-20. 

Miracle Grow - Pastor Chad Hertler The Gospel of Mark - Mark 4:26-29

Sometimes our spiritual lives can appear healthy on the outside while struggling underneath, like a car with warning lights constantly glowing. Through Jesus' triumphal entry, the cursing of the fig tree, and the temple cleansing in Mark 11, we see how God looks beyond appearances to examine the heart. The crowds praised Jesus with the right words but would turn against Him a week later. The fig tree had abundant leaves but no fruit, representing spiritual emptiness despite outward vitality. The temple appeared alive with activity but had become spiritually barren. God isn't fooled by religious performances or polished appearances - He desires genuine faith, authentic prayer, and real spiritual fruit that comes from a heart truly connected to Him.

The Gospel Of Mark (Mark 4:1-20) - Parable Of The Soil - The Thorny Heart - Pastor Mark Ralston Legacy Standard VersionMark 4:1-20For more from Reformation Church please visit: www.reformationchurch.co.uk

Pastor Julius continues our sermon series in the gospel of Mark by unpacking Mark 14:43-72. Also...one correction is Pastor Julius said Jesus changed Cephas's name to Peter. That is incorrect because that is the same name. Jesus changed his name from Simon to Peter (Cephas). 

Let the Light Shine - Pastor Chad Hertler The Gospel of Mark - Mark 4:21-25

In Mark 10, Jesus encounters religious leaders, a wealthy young man, his own disciples, and a blind beggar - all revealing different forms of spiritual sleep. While the Pharisees used God's mercy for comfort, the rich ruler trusted in his possessions, and James and John sought status, only blind Bartimaeus truly saw Jesus for who he was. When Jesus asks 'What do you want me to do for you?' our answer reveals whether we're living in false stories of self-sufficiency or nightmares of hopelessness. The goal isn't spiritual self-sufficiency but deeper dependence on God, recognizing that Jesus creates loving tension to wake us from spiritual sleep.

The Gospel Of Mark (Mark 4:1-20) - Parable Of The Soil - The Rocky Heart - Pastor Mark Ralston Legacy Standard Version Mark 4:1-20 For more from Reformation Church please visit: www.reformationchurch.co.uk

Today, our first letter comes from Mark: Mark wants to understand what it truly means to awaken the "Divine Spark" within and align with the Presence of God. He asks how this awakening actually happens—and what living in alignment looks like in real, everyday life. Our next letter comes from Kathy C.: Kathy is struggling to stay spiritually grounded while parenting her strong-willed teenage daughter through conflict, boundaries, and emotional outbursts. She asks how to hold firm with love, protect her own spirit, and parent without losing her center. Next, Michael leads a guided meditation. ✨ What's your Life Question? Have questions about your relationships, finances, life purpose, or how to understand  world events through a spiritual lens? Submit your Life Question to podcast@michaelbeckwith.com — your question could be featured in an upcoming episode to inspire others on their journey! ✍️Love Take Back Your Mind? This podcast grows through your support. If you've been inspired by an episode, we'd love to hear from you! Consider leaving a 5-star review or drop a comment. It helps others join this journey of growth and connection.

Dr. Mitchell reviews Mark 16:15-20 in this concluding lesson in the Gospel of Mark.Here the risen Lord presents the great commission when He told the disciples to go into the all world and preach the gospel.Verse 16 has taken to be a scriptural proof of the necessity of baptism in order to be saved. Let it be firmly stated that only faith in the the Lord Jesus Christ alone is necessary to be saved.Anything added to faith in Christ is not Biblical and will not save anyone.The Lord Jesus was received up into heaven to sit at the right hand of God the Father where our Lord Jesus Christ intercedes and prays for those who trust Him. (Heb 7:25)By this ministry, He keeps believers completely saved forever. This is the grace of God in action!Here is Dr. Mitchell, Mark 16:15. This is the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast.

Dr. Mitchell continues in Mark 16 verses 12-15.Here Dr. Mitchell reviews what happened with the women at the tomb. Also, Mary Magdalene stayed behind and was looking for a dead Christ, but she was met with the Living Lord Jesus Christ. Then the Lord appeared to two others, who went they recognized Him, reported to the others as well.Jesus, later, appeared to 11 disciplesFrom 1Cor.15, the apostle Paul records and verifies appearances of the Lord Jesus to believers only after His physical resurrection from out of the dead.There were many and varied witnesses to the risen Christ both public and private and in various locations. Dr. Mitchell shares a personal experience he had with some headhunters in the Philippines where he had an opportunity to share with them the gospel of our risen Lord Jesus Christ.Here is Dr. Mitchell, Mark 16:12 on the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast.

We now enter the last chapter of the Gospel of Mark, chapter 16.Mark writes of 3 women who were early risers and went to the tomb with spices to anoint the body of Jesus.It then occurred to them that the stone would need to be rolled away. But when they arrived at the tomb, it had already been rolled away. Entering into the tomb, they were met with the sight of a young man, an angel, dressed in a white robe.He tells them to not be afraid. He knew why they were there, but he told them Jesus is not here, He has risen.The angel gave them instructions to go and tell the disciples and Peter that they would see Jesus in Galilee.Here is Dr. Mitchell with the risen Christ, Mark 16:1, on theUnchanging Word Bible Broadcast.

We continue in Mark 15 verses 38-47.Here our Lord, having died, Mark records that the veil in the temple was torn from top to bottom. This points to its divine origin. This veil was at least 4” thick and very heavy. Our Lord died crying out with a loud voice, not a weak one. The roman centurion, in seeing and hearing Him, made this confession “Truly, this man was the Son of God”. How did this soldier hear that Jesus Christ is the Son of God? Later in this passage, we see Joseph of Arimathea, asking for the body of Jesus in order to bury Jesus in his own new tomb also recorded in Matthew 27:57-60.Our Lord's burial fulfilled Isaiah 53:9 He “was with a rich man in His death..” In Mark 15:38, here is Dr. Mitchell on the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast.

Pastor Tim continues our sermon series in the gospel of Mark by unpacking chapter 14:1-42. 

It was the 6th hour, noon by Jewish reckoning, darkness covered the whole land. Jesus is on the cross.Mark records that at the 9th hour, that is 3pm, Jesus cried out to God asking why He had forsaken Him, quoting Psalm 22:1.Dr. Mitchell gives us the benefit of the death of Christ found in Romans 3:24-26.Jesus became and still is the propitiation for our sins because of His blood poured out at the cross. In so doing, God's righteousness was vindicated and now God is free to righteously forgive sins in mercy without compromising His holiness. Not only that, the one who believes in this Lord Jesus Christ, God can now justly declare as saved from those sins for all time and eternity. Is this not the best news?Here is Dr. Mitchell with the good news of Jesus Christ, ⁠Mark 15:33-38 on the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast, .

We are now in Mark 15:25-32, Mark recording the events surrounding the Lord Jesus Christ on the cross.An inscription written on a board nailed atop the cross proclaimed Jesus, “The King of the Jews.” The crucifixion began at 9 o'clock in the morning. Here Jesus was crucified between two thieves, one on the left and the other on the right. Jesus thus fulfilled Isaiah 53:12, “He was numbered with the transgressors.” Dr. Mitchell points out the Savior's obedience to the Father. He took on Himself all the sins of the whole world from the beginning of time till the end of time. He has even taken upon Himself your sin and mine for all time and eternity. Have you received this blessed Savior as your own? Here is Dr. Mitchell as we see Jesus, Mark 15:25 on the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast.

This lesson begins in Mark 15:1. Dr. Mitchell reviews the first 14 verses. Here Jesus is before the civil court of Pilate who asked the Jewish leaders, What evil has He done? Then we continue in verse 15. Here Pilate wanted to please the crowd so he released a murder, Barabbas, and delivered Jesus to be crucified. What follows is the scene when the soldiers mocked Jesus and beat Him with a reed and unnecessarily slapped His face repeatedly. Dr. Mitchell brings out several O.T. scriptures fulfilled by our Lord's crucifixion, Ps.22 and Isa.53 and Psalm 69. While on the way to Golgotha, the soldier commandeered a man to help carry Jesus' cross, Simon of Cyrene. Our Lord, on the cross, refused to drink the wine mixed with myrrh, a drug used to deaden the pain. Here is Dr. Mitchell Mark 15:1 on the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast.

Our study begins in Mark 14:65 and since Dr. Mitchell already spoke on Peter's 6 steps downward to denial in this section, Dr. Mitchell will proceed on to Mark 15:1.Dr. Mitchell shares the distinction between these two trials. The first was before an ecclesiastical court of the Jews. This next court is a civil court before Pontius Pilate. The first trial had to do with Jesus' person when He was asked if He was the Messiah the son of the Blessed One. Our Lord acknowledged, He Is.This next trial is a civil trial court and has to do with Jesus' character. Remember how Pilate said to the Jews, “What evil has He done?” in verse 14.What do you say about Jesus Christ?Let's turn to Mark 14:65 to begin. Here is Dr. Mitchell on the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast.

In this lesson, Mark 14:53-64, Mark records Jesus before the council. Here the Lord is subject to a fake trial.This is a most solemn occasion in our Lord's life.The Sanhedrin, you will notice, had already decided the verdict they wanted against Jesus. They tried to find any witnesses who would testify against Christ. It says, there were many false witnesses. Then two false witnesses said they heard Jesus say that He would destroy the temple and in three days build another. To see how far off these words were from the truth, read John 2:19.The Lord Jesus remained silent up until the high priest asked him directly if He was the Messiah. Jesus said, “I AM”.Turn with us to Mark 14:53. Dr. Mitchell tells us about Jesus' trial.Your listening to the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast.

Pastor Tim continues our series through the gospel of Mark by unpacking chapter 13. 

We now enter into a passage that shows the Savior in prayer in the garden of Gethsemane. The Lord expressed His deep sorrow of soul at the prospect of dying on the cross. Dr. Mitchell quotes Hebrews 5:7 where it is witnessed that Jesus prayed with loud cries and tears to His Father to ask for deliverance from out of death and He was heard. Here in the garden our Lord said the Scriptures, concerning Him, must be fulfilled. To fulfill what Jesus quoted in verse 27, they all left Him and fled. Here also, Dr. Mitchell gives the 6 steps downward of Peter up to the point of his denial of the Lord.Let's open our Bible to Mark 14:32.Dr. Mitchell shows us our Savior in the Garden of Gethsemane in prayer.Your listening to the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast.

Now in Mark 14:26-41 Mark gives us Jesus and His disciples in the garden of Gethsemane below the Mount of Olives.Here our Lord gives to His disciples the Scripture from Zechariah 13:7 that the shepherd will be struck and the sheep would be scattered. But He gives them this hope, that after He is raised He would go before them to Galilee. Here Peter voices his allegiance to the Lord Jesus in all earnestness. And Jesus tells Peter of his coming denial. According to Luke 22:31-32 Jesus prayed for Peter's faith that it would not fail. Peter would fail, but his faith did not. Our Lord prays submitting Himself to the will of His Father.With Dr. Mitchell, let's turn to Mark 14:26 with Jesus in the garden of Gesthsemane. Your listening to the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast.

The Gospel of Mark- Mark's gospel cuts right to the chase. Unlike Matthew and Luke, who begin their gospels with the birth of Jesus, Mark begins by showing how John the Baptist was called to pave the way for Jesus.

Now we continue with Jesus and His disciples in the upper room during this last passover of our Lord Jesus Christ before He was crucified.Our Bible is open to Mark 14:22-25.In these verses Mark writes Jesus' words concerning the meaning of the bread and cup of which they were about to partake.Dr. Mitchell brings out the fact that it is not our value we place on the blood of Christ, but the value that God places on the blood of Christ.The Lord's supper is a remembrance of a person, the person of the Lord Jesus Christ God in the flesh, the God-Man who died for our sins and rose again on our behalf.Here in Mark 14:22 is Dr. Mitchell with our sole ground for our redemption in the Lord Jesus Christ on the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast.

With you Bible open to Mark 14:10 through 21. In these verses, we see Mark's focus on one Judas Iscariot for two verses. Here he describes the arrangements being made by Judas with the chief priests to betray the Lord Jesus. As a note: The other disciples referred to Jesus as Lord. Only Judas referred to Jesus as teacher as read in Matthew 26:21-25.Dr. Mitchell takes up the passover and it's meaning. It was an annual feast to be observed from generation to generation as a remembrance of an event.Dr. Mitchell then states that Jesus Christ is our passover. The Jewish passover was to remember an event.The Lord's supper, or communion is the remembrance of Christ's person.This is the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast.Dr. Mitchell, Mark 14:10 presents our omniscient Lord Jesus Christ, our passover.

Open your Bible to Mark 14:3. Our study will take us through verse 9.In these verses, we see Jesus dining in the house of a man named Simon. While there, an unnamed woman came to Jesus and anointed our Lord with some very expensive perfume. Now there was a reaction to this. Some of those present grumbled that that pure and expensive perfume could have been sold and given to the poor. They neglected to observe the devotion of heart and priority of worship to the Savior Himself. Isn't Jesus to have first place in everything?Our Lord defends her and her expensive sacrificial devotion. Even if you are unknown, God knows your heart, devotion and sacrifice to the Savior Himself. God is not unjust so as to forget.Here is Dr. Mitchell, Mark 14:3-9 on the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast.

Pastor Tim continues our sermon series in the book of Mark by unpacking 12:18-44. 

This study begins in Mark 14 verse 1. Dr. Mitchell gives a short overview of the chapter before going into the first three verses. Right away we read of the plot of the rulers of the people against Jesus, to put Him to death. But they did not want to do this during the feast which might cause an uproar among the people who were there. Dr. Mitchell points out that Jesus set the time of His death and the manner of His death. He was in control of His fulfilling what was written of Him in the Scriptures. We then hear a short overview of the next verses about Jesus in Bethany. Let's open our Bible to Mark 14:1. Here is Dr. Mitchell on the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast with the beginning of the end of our Lord' life on earth.

Parable of the Soils - Pastor Chad Hertler The Gospel of Mark - Mark 4:1-20

We will finish up Mark chapter 13 with verses 30-37. What stands out in this passage is the fact of the abiding Word of God. Jesus said, the heavens and the earth will pass away but, He said, ‘My words will not pass away.' God's Word will endure for all eternity. Ps.119 says, “Forever, O LORD, thy word is settled in heaven.”Our Lord gives everyone a command to Be alert. As Dr. Mitchell says, The coming of the Lord is certain but the time of His coming is uncertain.The need to be on the alert is emphasized by the Lord to His disciples by means of parable. This parable pictures a man going away and the servants of his house and the door keeper are to be watching for his return.Here is Dr. Mitchell, Mark 13:30.This is the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast.

We now pick up from where we left off in our last lesson. We are in Mark 13:24-30.Dr. Mitchell will be examining the words of our Lord Jesus who describes His coming again back to the earth from heaven in power and great glory.Dr. Mitchell compares and contrasts Jesus' first coming with His second coming. He states you can either meet the Lord as your savior or you will meet Him as your judge. Have you met the Lord Jesus Christ yet? Just come and talk to Him and let Him know you would like to meet Him personally. He will meet you where you are just as you are.There is a difference between the times of the Gentiles and the fullness of the Gentiles.Our teacher, Dr. Mitchell, explains more in Mark 13:24 on the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast.

In Mark 13 we look at verses 24-26.In these 3 verses, Jesus speaks of the time after the tribulation. Here He describes the disruption of the heavens including the sun, the moon, stars and the powers of heaven. It will be a time of deep dark blackness. At the culmination of this period of time, the Lord Jesus Christ Himself will come from heaven as the Son of Man, coming in the clouds with great power and glory. His will be a bright and unmistakable display of His glory. No one on earth, in seeing Him, can avoid Him.In verse 27, Jesus will send forth His angels to collect His elect Jewish believers to Himself wherever they are scattered.Let's turn to Mark 13:24 with Dr. Mitchell to hear Jesus' words concerning His coming again.This is the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast.

In Mark 13:14-23 our study continues.Jesus is describing things to come to 4 of His disciples, Peter, James, John and Andrew.In these verses our Lord speaks of the portion of time when an idol is set up in the temple. This incident was first spoken of by Daniel the prophet. Dr. Mitchell will explore this more in depth. This time is called the great tribulation which is described by many of the Old Testament prophets as the day of the LORD. Here Jesus refers to this 7 year period of time, which John later writes about in the book of Revelation 6-19 in great detail. The church will not be there then at all.Although the tribulation is worldwide in scope, it centers on the physical nation of Israel in particular and their deliverance from it.Let's hear what Jesus says with Dr. Mitchell on the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast, Mark 13:14.

Pastor Tim continues our series in the book of Mark by unpacking 11:27-12:17

Study in the Gospel of Mark continues in chapter 13. Here Jesus gives us an overview of things to come. In this lesson, verses 1-13, we find 4 disciples sitting with Jesus on the Mount of Olives.Dr. Mitchell points out: Persecution is less in the US and Canada but it is changing during this present generation, not against religion but against the savior, against our love for Him and against the gospel of the grace of God. Here in the 21st century, Dr. Mitchell makes reference to the 20th century.Here we are in another year of this twenty-first century with the Unchanging Word of God. It is still trustworthy, intact and able to minister to this current generation revealing the Person and work of our Lord Jesus Christ.Here is Dr. Mitchell on the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast, Mark 13:1

We finish up Mark 12 in verse 35. Our Lord Jesus Christ uses scripture to question His enemies. He put them, theologically and intellectually on the horns of dilemma, between the Rock and a hard place.How can the Messiah be both King David's Lord and yet be David's son? That is, how can the Messiah be both the root of and fruit of David at the same time? Do you know?The Lord gives a warning to the people. Beware of men which desire to be great.Our Lord next brings us a commendation. He watched a poor widow in the temple treasury put in all the money she had to live on. This shows two things.1st The absolute devotion and sacrifice to the Lord.2nd The yoke of bondage imposed by the religious system on the people.Here is Dr. Mitchell. Mark 12:35. This is the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast.

Dr. Mitchell continues in Mark 12:23 with the Sadducees confronting Jesus. Their hypothetical situation was so construed as to deprecate the resurrection of the body by the living God. These Sadducees are likened to the theological liberals of this present generation. As Mark writes, Jesus said they were in error because they did not know the Scriptures nor the power of the living God. God is the God of the living, not of the dead.Then Jesus is asked by a discerning scribe what is the greatest commandment of the law. After Jesus answered this sincere request, the man recognized the real intent and spirit of the law.The Lord Jesus recognized the heart and mind of this Scribe. He was near to the kingdom of God in his understanding.Here is Dr. Mitchell. Mark 12:23. This is the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast.

Our study resumes in Mark 12:13. Another trap is set for the Lord Jesus. Three groups band together trying to trap the Lord Jesus in a statement. These were the Pharisees, the Herodians and the Sadducees. Dr. Mitchell gives us an insightful examination of these confrontations. He first takes the Pharisees and then the Herodians, who were in opposition to one another normally, but were now united against Christ. Mark writes that Jesus knew their hypocrisy and put them to a test with a coin. Then later the Sadducees confronted Jesus with a hypothetical situation concerning marriage and resurrection. Is it not ironical? They did not even believe in physical resurrection. Jesus shows they did not know the Scripture or the power of God, or the Living God of resurrection. Here is Mark 12:13 with Dr. Mitchell. You're listening to the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast.

Pastor Dan continues our series in the Gospel of Mark by unpacking 11:1-25. 

After a short review of the last lesson on faith and prayer, Dr. Mitchell takes us through Mark 11:27 thru 12:12.In these two passages, Mark presents Jesus being challenged by the religious rulers in the temple in Jerusalem.They Questioned Jesus' about the source of His authority.Jesus conditioned His answer on the answer these rulers would give to Him. He asked them whether John the Baptist was sent by God or men. So they said, they did not know. So Jesus didn't give them His source of authority. Yet how many times had our Lord demonstrated the authority of God in His words and works?Then in Chapter 12, Jesus, speaks another parable, revealing how the nation of Israel had rejected God's previous servants and prophets and Jesus would be one of them.Here is Dr. Mitchell, Mark 11:27 with the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast.

In Mark 11:20-26 we are covering two topics. One has to do with the prayer of faith. Also when one is praying there is to also be a forgiving heart.Dr. Mitchell explains the meaning of the fig tree as being the nation of Israel.But in contrast to the unbelieving nation, Jesus tells His disciples to have faith in God, literally, have faith of God.Romans 10:18 says faith comes from hearing and hearing comes from the word of God, or of Christ. Dr. Mitchell gives several passages dealing with praying to God with requests. He points out the motivation for one's prayer. Is it for God's glory in the Son?Dr. Mitchell then proceeds to the matter of forgiveness one with another. Let's turn to Mark 11:20. Here is Dr. Mitchell on the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast.

Family Matters - Pastor Chad Hertler The Gospel of Mark - Mark 3:31-35

In Mark 11:12-22 we see Jesus, having come to the village of Bethany from Jerusalem, now returning to Jerusalem the next morning. In verse 12 we see an example of Jesus' humanity. He was hungry. Having comes to a fig tree full of leaves but having no figs, Jesus curses the tree.Dr. Mitchell will explain the meaning of this fig tree, not bearing fruit at that time.Our Lord then makes His way into the temple. He once again cleanses the temple. This is the second time He cleans house. His house had become an emporium, a place for buying and selling sacrificial animals. Dr. Mitchell speaks into our present generation of the commercializing of divine things, where spiritual degeneracy is rampant, where spiritual things are being sold for profit. Here is Dr. Mitchell, Mark 11:12 on the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast.

As we journey on with the Lord Jesus, we now turn to Mark 11. Our Lord, having come out of Jericho, is proceeding on to Jerusalem.In these first 14 verses of chapter 11, our Lord is pictured as one who will enter into Jerusalem on the back of a colt, the foal of a donkey. As Dr. Mitchell mentions, this fulfills Zech.9:9 where it was prophesied that the Messiah would ride into Jerusalem on a donkey and the people were to rejoice. He will yet come to them.But in this instance, He was coming to them, not to reign as their King but as a savior to die on the cross for their sins, and yours and mine. Do you know your sins are forgiven?Here is Dr. Mitchell, Mark 11:1. You are listening to the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast.

Here in the Gospel of Mark, this lessonbegins in chapter 10 verses 45 thru 52After Jesus spoke of Himself as one who came to minister and to give His life a ransom for many, in fact for all, He now ministers once again near Jericho.A blind man by the name of Bartimaeus which means son of Timaeus asked Jesus to give his eye sight back to him. This blind man was initially rebuked by the crowd standing along the way.But Jesus heard him calling out to Him as Jesus, Son of David. This blind man recognized Jesus as the coming Messiah, the Messiah who was born in the city of David as Christ the Lord - the Savior, to save His people.Here is Dr. Mitchell in Mark 10:45-52 with Jesus our savior on the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast.

Pastor Julius picks back up in the gospel of Mark by unpacking Mark 10:32-52.

Unforgiveable Sin - Pastor Chad Hertler The Gospel of Mark - Mark 3:22-30

Steelers correspondent Mark Kaboly from The Pat McAfee Show joined the show. Mark now believes Aaron Rodgers will be back with the Steelers before we reach the draft in 13 days. That being said, Mark doesn't see Rodgers going as far as announcing the Steelers draft pick on 4/23. If the Steelers select a QB, will that spell the end for his guy Mason Rudolph? Mark doesn't think the Steelers were ever really interested in the Kirk Cousins idea. More w/ Mark – We joked with Mark about us meeting his nephew last week at the Pirates' home opener. Mark said the chance of the Steelers trading TJ Watt is ‘zero, none.' This discussion sparked into a debate over the edge rushers and what the future could look like for Alex Highsmith and Nick Herbig. Out of others that are up for contract, who will and won't get paid? We found out that Kaboom really likes Sebastian Joseph-Day, one of the sneaky Steelers free agent signings. More w/ Mark – Mark shared his take on Poni hoping the Penguins and Pirates throw him a bone. We tried getting to the bottom of the Pirates City Connect apparel being shared with the morning show, but nobody else at the station. Mark shared that he is a fan of Denzel Boston as we quickly approach the draft. If Vega Ioane is still available at 21, will the Steelers rush to the podium to draft the left guard? Mark was salivating at the idea of Gennings Dunker joining Mason McCormick and Zach Frazier on the interior of the Steelers offensive line.

Pastor Tim continues our series in the gospel of Mark by unpacking Mark 10:1-31.