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Steelers correspondent Mark Kaboly from The Pat McAfee Show joined the show. The conversation started with Mark's days at Cal U, aka, Harvard on the Mon. Kaboom said he went to a lot of bowling alley bars back in the day. Mark has moved on to the coaching search and how Art Rooney and Omar Khan will handle this. Mark expects Khan to have ‘a lot of say' in the process. Mark feels like it will be a coach from the same cloth that Bill Cowher and Mike Tomlin were cut from – mid-30's, first-time head coach and *possibly* defensive minded. Mark believes Art's son, Danny Rooney, will have input in the choice. Mark said right now Chris Shula feels like the favorite to be the next guy, just based on their history and the list of coaches they will interview. Mark said if they go with the defensive mind, that guy better have a young, offensive mind with him or have a really convincing plan to change the offense. Where does Nate Scheelhaase rank on Mark's list? Mark got into the challenges of commanding a room and being the ‘leader of men' it takes to be a head coach. Mark said Brian Flores was an intimidating figure and that players were ‘afraid' of him. More w/ Mark – There will, reportedly, be 3-4 more names added to the Steelers list of interviews. Mark feels like the initial 8 names are their main targets, but that's not to say the new ones can't surprise. Mark said Mike McCarthy is too old and hasn't coached in a minute, which makes him feel like they should stay away. If there isn't interest in Curt Cignetti, what about Norwin and Pitt product Mike Shanahan? Kaboom thinks Kevin Stefanski would be a ‘great' fit here because it's not Cleveland. Does Brian Flores have more options than Pittsburgh to be a head coach? What would be the pros and cons of a tank? More w/ Mark – Mark reacted to the stories of how the players reacted when Mike Tomlin told them he was stepping down. Kaboom is skeptical just how good Tomlin will be on television and if he's even all that interested. Mark isn't all that sure if he coaches again, but said the right situation would always do the job. Kaboly said Mike seemed like the same guy to him and wasn't ‘worn out' like a lot of people are saying. What could the staff look like under a new head coach? Kaboom thinks the entire QB room is up in the air, outside of Will Howard, who will serve as a backup at-best. Does Mark have any interest in Malik Willis? Mark felt like Cam Heyward may have hinted at retirement during the season, but his level of play would say otherwise. Is it time to trade TJ Watt? The guys asked Mark if he had any thoughts on the James Harrison disdain for Tomlin. Who was the big-name player that wasn't upset over the Tomlin news? Mark doesn't think it will be that much longer before the Steelers hire their guy.

Pastor Tim jumps back into our sermon series "The Gospel of Mark" by unpacking Mark 5:1-20.

Jesus didn't speak in riddles—He spoke with clarity and authority. In Mark 13:27–31, He explains how God's people would be gathered, how the signs of judgment would be recognized, and why His words could be trusted without exception. This week, Pastor Korey shows how Jesus set a real time frame for His prophecy, how history confirmed it, and why the enduring power of His word gives us unshakable confidence in everything He promised.

READ THE BIBLE WITH ME! Welcome into our series in reading through the gospel of Mark together, join me as we read verse by verse in an effort to deepen our love, knowledge and desire to know more about Jesus Christ!

When Jesus spoke of the Son of Man “coming in the clouds,” He wasn't predicting the end of the physical universe—He was declaring His victory, authority, and judgment. In Mark 13:24–27, Jesus uses the language of the prophets to describe the fall of Jerusalem and the public vindication of His reign as King. This week, Pastor Korey shows how history confirmed Jesus' words and why that confirmation gives us unshakable confidence in everything He promised.

Jesus gave His disciples a clear warning before Jerusalem's darkest hour. In Mark 13:14–23, He describes the coming desolation of the city, the urgency to flee, and the severe judgment that would follow covenant unfaithfulness—yet He also reveals His compassion for the suffering and His faithfulness in protecting His people. This week, Pastor Korey shows how these words were fulfilled in history and why Jesus can be trusted when He warns, promises, and saves.

The Gospel Of Mark (Mark 3:7-12) - The Greater Need - Spiritual Healing - Pastor Mark Ralston Legacy Standard Version Mark 3:7-12 For more from Reformation Church please visit: www.reformationchurch.co.uk

The Gospel Of Mark (Mark 3:1-6) - The Lord Of The Sabbath Part 2 - Pastor Mark Ralston Legacy Standard Version Mark 3:1-6 Mark 2:24 Mark 2:28 Luke 4:18-19 Mark 1:11 John 10:10 For more from Reformation Church please visit: www.reformationchurch.co.uk

The Gospel Of Mark (Mark 2:23-28) - The Lord Of The Sabbath - Pastor Mark RalstonLegacy Standard VersionMark 2:23-3:6For more from Reformation Church please visit: www.reformationchurch.co.uk

Rev. Jeff Morrow preaching, "Not Far from the Kingdom" from Mark Mark 12:28-34

Have you been looking for a way to read through books of the Bible but struggled to find time or accountability? I'm here to help! Through this video series follow along as we read through the greatest story ever told! We will be reading through what is to be believed as the oldest Gospel account, the Gospel of Mark! So let's get into the Story of Jesus Christ!

Jesus warned His disciples about a coming crisis—and every part of it unfolded within their generation. In Mark 13:10–14, He speaks of the gospel spreading through the world, the Spirit empowering believers under persecution, and the “abomination of desolation” that would signal Jerusalem's downfall. This week, Pastor Korey walks us through how these prophecies were fulfilled in the first century, and how Jesus' words still call His followers to trust, endurance, and obedience today.

1. Jesus came to baptize in the Holy Spirit (v. 1-11).2. Jesus came to proclaim the gospel (v. 12-14).3. Jesus came to make disciples (v. 15-20).

The Gospel Of Mark (Mark 2:18-22) - Old Habits Die Hard - Pastor Mark Ralston Legacy Standard Version Mark 2:18-22 Matthew 6:16 For more from Reformation Church please visit: www.reformationchurch.co.uk

As the disciples marvel at the Temple, Jesus delivers a prophecy that will reshape their entire understanding of the age they're living in. In Mark 13:1–9, He warns of deception, unrest, persecution, and upheaval—not to terrify His followers, but to prepare them for the events leading up to Jerusalem's fall in A.D. 70. This week, Pastor Korey shows how every word Jesus spoke came to pass, proving that He rules history, keeps His promises, and equips His people to stand strong no matter what comes.

(Mark 2:13-17) The Gospel Of Mark - The Irresistible Call - Pastor Mark RalstonLegacy Standard VersionMark 2:9-11Mark 2:13-17John 12:47For more from Reformation Church please visit: www.reformationchurch.co.uk

The disciples admired the beauty of the Temple, but Jesus saw something entirely different—a system God had already left behind. In Mark 13:1, we learn that the Old Covenant structures were temporary shadows pointing to something far greater: Christ Himself as the true Temple, and His people as the dwelling place of God's Spirit. This week, Pastor Korey walks us through the stunning reality that God is no longer found in man-made buildings but in the living Temple of His Church, where His glory now rests and His Kingdom advances.

Pastor Julius continues our sermon series in the Gospel of Mark by unpacking chapter 4:21-41.

Jesus exposes the difference between religious showmanship and genuine devotion. In Mark 12:38–44, He warns against leaders who seek honor while exploiting the vulnerable, and He highlights a widow whose small offering reveals both her faith and the corruption of the system around her. This week, Pastor Korey challenges us to recognize false spirituality, protect the vulnerable, and remember that God sees the heart—not the performance.

Pastor Tim continues our sermon series in the Gospel of Mark by unpacking verses 1-20. 

Jesus asks a question that turns everyone's expectations upside down: Who is the Messiah really? In Mark 12:35–37, He shows that the Messiah is not just David's son—but David's Lord, the risen King who reigns with full authority now. This week, Pastor Korey reminds us that Jesus is not a political figure or a distant teacher, but the divine King who sits at the Father's right hand and calls for our worship and allegiance.

Pastor Tim continues through our sermon series in the gospel of Mark by unpacking 3:20-35. 

When asked which commandment matters most, Jesus gives an answer that reshapes all of life. In Mark 12:28–34, He shows that everything God desires flows from two loves—loving Him fully and loving others genuinely. This week, Pastor Korey reminds us that the Kingdom isn't about rules or rituals, but about a relationship that starts with devotion to God and overflows in compassion toward people.

Pastor Tim continues our series through the Gospel of Mark by unpacking 3:7-19. 

The Sadducees came to test Jesus—but ended up revealing their own blindness to the truth. In Mark 12:18–27, Jesus confronts their unbelief and reveals that resurrection life isn't just a continuation of this one, but a complete transformation. This week, Pastor Korey reminds us that our God is not the God of the dead, but of the living—and because Christ rose, every grave that belongs to Him will one day be empty.

This week Pastor Tim continues our series in the Gospel of Mark by unpacking Mark 2:23-3:6. 

Jesus' critics thought they could trap Him with a question about loyalty, but He exposed their hypocrisy with one sentence that still echoes today. In Mark 12:13–17, Jesus reminds us that while we have responsibilities in this world, our ultimate allegiance belongs to God alone. This week, Pastor Korey shows how true disciples honor authority without compromising worship—and how the image we bear determines the life we give.

Pastor Tim continues our sermon series in Mark by unpacking 2:13-22. 

Jesus tells a story that hits close to home for the religious leaders—and for us. In Mark 12:1–12, the Parable of the Tenants exposes the danger of rejecting God's messengers and trying to claim what belongs to Him. This week, Pastor Korey shows how God's mercy is relentless, His justice is certain, and His vineyard now belongs to those who love and serve His Son.

Pastor Julius continues our sermon series through the gospel of Mar by unpacking 2:1-12. 

Faith that moves mountains isn't about control—it's about trust. In Mark 11:22–33, Jesus teaches that real faith aligns with God's will, forgives freely, and stands firm under His authority even when everything familiar is shaking. This week, Pastor Korey reminds us that sometimes God has to bring one mountain down to raise something greater that can never be shaken.

This week Pastor Tim continues our series in the Gospel of Mark by unpacking Mark 1:21-45. 

Pastor Tim continues our sermon series in the gospel of Mark by unpacking Mark 1:14-20. 

Pastor Tim continues our series "The Gospel of Mark" by unpacking Mark 1:9-13.

Don't get called for double dribble in the kingdom! In this message, Pastor Jamie Nunnally shares how to stay consistent in your walk with God and keep your spiritual momentum. In sports, a penalty stops the game until it's addressed. Spiritually, penalties stop our momentum. We're learning to identify and call them out in ourselves so we can keep moving forward with God.Today's focus: the basketball penalty called double dribble. A dribble is bouncing the ball while walking. But once you stop, you must pass or shoot — you can't start again. Spiritually, "double dribble" is inconsistency in our walk with God.Inconsistency kills momentum.God's not looking for weekend warriors — He's looking for weekday walkers. It's easy to be on fire Sunday, but what about Thursday?James 1:8 KJV says, "A double minded man is unstable in all his ways." A double-dribbling Christian keeps picking up and putting down God's ways.Remember Demas?2 Timothy 4:10 NLT: "Demas has deserted me because he loves the things of this life..."Demas walked with Paul, saw miracles, and still walked away. Why? Because inconsistency leads to drift.Hebrews 2:1 MSG warns us to hold tight to truth so we don't drift.Culture is a current pulling you away from God.Inconsistency → Ineffectiveness → Insignificance.(Not your worth, but your usefulness in the Kingdom.)How to avoid double dribble:1. Abide in the VineJohn 15:4-5 ESV: "Apart from me you can do nothing."Branches bear fruit only when connected to the root.God doesn't want to be number one on your to-do list — He wants to BE the list.Don't compartmentalize God. Build your life around Him. He's the center from which everything else flows.2. Practice Makes PerfectLike athletes practice, we must develop daily spiritual habits: prayer, scripture, community, worship.Each time you do, it's like bouncing the ball.Philippians 2:12: "Work out your salvation..."Have you seen someone burn hot, then fizzle?They sprint spiritually, then stall out.Consistency > Intensity.Ten minutes daily is better than a monthly binge.The goal isn't perfection, it's progress. Closing: From Demas to MarkMark started strong, then quit. Paul even refused to work with him. But later, Paul calls Mark "useful to me" (2 Timothy 4:11).Tradition says Mark wrote the Gospel of Mark — from quitter to gospel writer.Failure isn't final.God can still use you.Decide today: No more double dribble. Start the daily dribble.Pick ONE thing you can do daily — pray, read, encourage.Don't be spectacular. Just be steady.Could double dribble be called on you?

Pastor Tim continues our sermon series through the book of Mark by unpacking Mark 1:1-8. 

Jesus rides into Jerusalem not with military might, but with humility and purpose. In Mark 11:1–10, prophecy is fulfilled, crowds cry Hosanna, and the true Kingdom is revealed—not political power, but spiritual redemption. This week, Pastor Korey invites us to lay down what we cling to and follow the King who saves through sacrifice.

Tim Cooper | 08.24.25 | Fellowship North

Michael Thomas | 08.17.25 | Fellowship North

Steelers correspondent Mark Kaboly from The Pat McAfee Show joined the show. Mark says that everybody has asked for a raise before, so it is hard to blame Cam Heyward. Mark says that after this contract, the Steelers shouldn't want to sign Cam Heyward for more than a year. Mark didn't like the interview with Jake “the snake” Roberts. Mark says Heyward is more important to the Steelers than Boswell is. More w/ Mark – Mark says that Calvin Austin's injury is somewhat worrisome. Mark thinks that the Steelers will add another receiver before the beginning of the season, but doesn't think it will be Odell. Mark says that Roman Wilson stood out during training camp. He says that if all receivers were healthy, Austin would be the 2. Mark also says that Darnell Washington will never be the Steelers' best tight end. More w/ Mark – Mark says that the joint practice with the Bucs was hard to cover because there was so much going on at once. Mark praises Kaleb Johnson and says not to worry about him. Mark says he'd take Aaron Rodgers over Mason Rudolph. He also says that DK Metcalf is the Steelers' best receiver since Antonio Brown.

Wes Mills | 08.10.25 | Fellowship North

In this episode of Perfect Prey, I sit down with filmmaker and NXIVM Whistleblower, Mark Vicente, to explore the insidious nature of narcissism and coercive control. Known for his role in exposing the NXIVM cult and for his upcoming documentary Narcissist Playbook, Mark brings a rare blend of lived experience and narrative insight to a conversation that is both deeply personal and profoundly educational.Together, we examine how narcissistic abuse thrives on confusion, manipulation, and silence. Coercive control isn't always visible—often it hides in plain sight, eroding a survivor's sense of self through emotional, psychological, and sometimes spiritual abuse. Mark shares how he came to recognize the patterns of power and control he endured, and why storytelling and awareness are key to dismantling these dynamics.As a licensed clinical social worker and survivor of coercive control myself, this conversation is one I know will resonate. We talk about the trauma of emotional abuse, the grooming tactics abusers use to gain and maintain control, and the long road to healing after escaping these toxic dynamics. Mark's courage and clarity offer validation to those still trying to make sense of what happened to them, and hope to those who are just beginning to find their voice.This is more than a podcast episode… it's a call to awareness, to healing, and to action. Tune in to better understand the trauma of coercive control and narcissistic relationships, and to remember that your truth is the first step toward freedom.Connect with Mark:Mark's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/markvicente/?hl=enNarcissist Playbook Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thenarcissistsplaybook/?hl=enWebsite: https://www.empathynotincluded.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/markvicente/Listen to Mark's Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/wtf-is-on-my-mind/id1646783869Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCX1OsELrINqvPVImbyM6qdQResources Mentioned in this Podcast:

Steelers correspondent Mark Kaboly from The Pat McAfee Show joined the show. Mark says that Cam Heyward made it very hard to tell if he was holding out or not. He says the same with Chris Boswell. Mark also says that it was definitely Cam Heyward's agent that told Schefter about his situation. Cam Heyward didn't bet on himself when he signed the contract with the Steelers last year, and now that he was an all-pro again, he wants a raise. Mark also mentions that it's hard to form an opinion on the situation because nobody really knows what Heyward wants yet. More w/ Mark – Mark says that the Peat signing was for depth because the Steelers don't trust Seumalo to play all 17 games. He also says that Broderick Jones has looked better recently in practice. Tomlin said that Seumalo won't play tomorrow due to injury. Mark says that none of the stats you see about Rodgers in camp mean anything. More w/ Mark – Mark says that Shedeur being Deion Sanders' kid inflated his value. He also said that Tomlin raving about Sanders was a sort of smokescreen. Mark says to wait and see on Yahya black before jumping to conclusions. He says that he doesn't think Boswell will get a raise this year, but he thinks that they will work something out with Cam Heyward. Mark predicts that Jack Sawyer will pop in the preseason game.

Michael Thomas | 08.03.25 | Fellowship North

Steelers correspondent Mark Kaboly from The Pat McAfee Show joined the show. Mark doesn't believe that Mullsy made 9 straight threes in a pickup game. The guys bring up Mark's controversial comment on the Mcafee show about throwing toilet paper away. Mark said they were just wipes. Mark says it is very unlikely that the Steelers would trade for Terry Mclaurin. Apparently, the Steelers have the second best odds to trade for Micah Parsons. More w/ Mark – The consensus is that Rodgers had his best practice as a Steeler yesterday. Kaboly says that he was getting his best protection yet yesterday. He also says that the offense was terrible on Wednesday and was probably motivated to bounce back. Broderick Jones is currently hurt and has not been on the field. Mark finds it hard to believe that Broderick will get benched this season because the options behind him are not good. Fans were excited whenever Aaron Rodgers completed a pass over the middle of the field. Kaboly says that Payton Wilson has taken it to the next level in training camp so far. He also expects a positional battle between Juan Thornhill and Chuck Clark. More w/ Mark – Mark says that Will Howard looks better than what a 6th round QB should look like in his first camp. He says the Steelers think they got a steal, but not a ridiculous one. Mason Rudolph knows that he's not the starter, but he knows that he has to be ready if needed and ready to win. Mark says that Will Howard is very smart. The guys discuss where Ben Roethlisberger ranks all time.

Tim Cooper | 07.27.25 | Fellowship North

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Steelers correspondent Mark Kaboly from The Pat McAfee Show joined the show. Mark defended his take that the Steelers had a ‘perfect' offseason. Mark said they, mostly, accomplished everything they wanted to do. Mark gave his reaction to the TJ Watt signing and how the Steelers avoided 4-5 guaranteed years. Mark looked at this deal versus the one Myles Garrett received from the Browns. Mark thinks the Steelers can get ahead of things this season with Watt, even though he doesn't think a holdout would have impacted Watt's production. Mark said moving Watt around on defense will be a key to furthering his longevity. More w/ Mark – Mark believes the TJ Watt ankle injury was worse than what we were hearing late in the season, which impacted him heavily down the stretch. The conversation again went to Watt moving around the defense and how that could lead to a big 2025. Mark doesn't care for the narrative that Watt isn't healthy enough because he's only missed significant time in one season. More w/ Mark – After the ‘perfect' offseason, Mark gave some of his expectations for the season. Will we see a few key players take a step up on the defensive side? Mark still has questions, but likes the talent a lot on the outside. Mark doesn't think Omar Khan is done making moves and still believes safety will be addressed.

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