Here we go again — Mark’s latest “Kingdom Dream” post promises transformation, authenticity, and a debt-free Tuscan-style sanctuary, funded by… what exactly? Let’s unpack this fantasy.

🔹 First, about that house:
Mark calls it his “HGTV-worthy home,” but let’s set the record straight:

• The home was Tori’s property before they even married.
• Mark moved into it when he was financially destitute — a man unable (or unwilling) to pay even partial child support… until the Prosecuting Attorney finally threatened jail time if he missed another payment.
• And let’s not forget the most sinister chapter: this is the very home he and Tori burned to the ground and blamed the boys for starting — an event that conveniently wiped out a property while IRS debt and child support arrears loomed.

Yet here he is on Facebook claiming this house is his and his alone, forgetting that in Washington State, community property laws would entitle Tori to at least half of any proceeds.

Even if what he said was true — and let’s be honest, that’s a generous assumption — the law doesn’t care about his narrative. Washington cares about shared assets, not Mark’s selective storytelling.
His “Kingdom Dream” is literally being built on a house that was never fully his to begin with.

🔹 Second, about Mark’s financial picture:
Mark’s own posts repeatedly complain that he “can’t work” because of supposed disability or mental health challenges — yet somehow we’re to believe he can sell this house and use the proceeds to fund a brand-new debt-free “Kingdom” project?

This is a man who claims he can’t even afford travel expenses to attend his court-ordered domestic violence and mental health evaluations… but now he’s ready to close a real estate deal and build a Tuscan chapel?

🔹 Third, the hypocrisy in plain sight:
Mark routinely weaponizes faith language while showing none of the humility or repentance that would accompany genuine transformation.

His hashtags scream about “receipts” and “documentation,” but history tells us that his documentation always seems to omit inconvenient facts like unpaid support, multiple court judgments, and the dozens of excuses he’s given for failing to comply with court orders.

📝 The uncomfortable truth:
What Mark really means by “Kingdom Dream” is a dream of control, optics, and erasure of the actual record.

This isn’t a ministry; it’s a stage. It’s an Instagram rebrand disguised as redemption. And beneath the staged photos and hashtags is a history of:

• Chaos at children’s sporting eventsRob_Peters_Mark_Stephen…
• Resistance and disruption during his child’s life-threatening medical crisisDr. Rao
• Court evasion
• Blaming others — even his own children — for messes he himself created.

🔔 The irony?
He burned down the very house he now claims as his financial launchpad for rebirth — blaming his children in the process — and expects applause for a reinvention that no one asked for.