It’s been a busy few days over on Mark Stephens’ Instagram and Facebook stages — and by stage, we mean an unhinged one-man performance that’s part prosperity gospel, part pity party, and 100% pure provocation.

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🔥 Act I: The Kingdom Dream
Mark opens the show by announcing that he’s “selling his house for the Kingdom.”
Sounds noble, right? Until you notice his hashtag wishlist: #TuscanVilla, #HomeDepotParkingLot (??), and what can only be described as a Pinterest fever dream of spa bathrooms and affluence.

Apparently, “His will be done” means upgraded fixtures and that perfect aesthetic for posting thirst-trap photos next to Trader Joe’s wafer cookies.

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💰 Act II: Receipts Don’t Lie… Except When They Do
As quickly as he pledges service to the “Kingdom,” Mark pivots to the classic grievance narrative.
Apparently, he’s the victim of “erasure and replacement” by others who are raising, loving, and financially supporting his children while he films Instagram sermons from the sidelines.

Receipts? Oh, he’s got ‘em!
Just don’t ask him to pay the actual receipts — like the All-Star uniform he never reimbursed for Nathan, the unpaid child support judgments, or those pesky court-ordered mental health and domestic violence evaluations he keeps ignoring

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🔥 Act III: Them Demons, Though
When the contradictions get too hard to ignore, Mark has a fallback plan: blame demons.
That last post where he claims any criticism is actually demonic provocation? Classic DARVO — Deny, Attack, Reverse Victim and Offender.

Never mind that the “demonic forces” he rails against tend to look suspiciously like CPS workers, therapists, pediatricians, and anyone else who’s read a medical record latelyDr. Rao.

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🔥 Act IV: The House That Was Never His
Just when you thought the show was over, Mark drops his most brazen act yet:
📣 Announcing to the world that he’s “selling HIS house” — complete with wistful captions, religious hashtags, and lofty language about surrendering material things for the Kingdom.

But here’s the real plot twist: It’s not his house. It never was.
That home belonged to Tori well before Mark ever showed up on the scene — before the marriage, before the Instagram sermons, before the smoke and mirrors.

And yet… Mark doesn’t just stop at laying false claim to ownership.
He loads his captions and hashtags with ominous phrasing:

• Soon.
• Very Soon.
• Ball Drop.
• Coming Home.

These aren’t just vague timelines.
They’re psychological landmines, meant to provoke:
👉 A subtle dig at Tori, implying continued entitlement to her life and her property.
👉 A veiled taunt toward Tori and her new Beau, as if he’s still looming, still “coming back” somehow.
👉 Taunting his No Contact Orders saying he’s being alienated.
👉 A sly wink to his audience, stoking curiosity and fueling speculation about his next move.

It’s not a house sale — it’s a game of narrative control and passive-aggressive intimidation wrapped in hashtags.

Because when you can’t own the property, what do you own?
Own the story instead.

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⭐️ A Pattern Across Platforms
Mark isn’t just posting these provocations on Instagram. His “Kingdom Dream” hypocrisy, DARVO-style victim claims, and demon-blaming rants are being broadcast across Facebook, Instagram, and probably anywhere else that will give him a digital soapbox — all carefully designed to provoke, manipulate, and distort reality for as broad an audience as possible.

This isn’t accidental. This is a strategy.
A campaign to control the narrative.
But it all falls apart when you hold it up to the light of facts, receipts, and the long history of documented behavior that proves otherwiseRob_Peters_Mark_Stephen…Dr. Rao.

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🔔 The Real Question:
Mark wants everyone to believe that we’re the ones under demonic influence — that any criticism, correction, or fact-checking is just demons “using” people to provoke him.

But let’s turn that question around:

👉 If demons exist to provoke chaos, conflict, division, confusion, and hypocrisy… then isn’t Mark’s entire online presence exactly what they would look like?

• Are demons using Mark to provoke Tori?
• Are demons using Mark to provoke Melissa?
• Are demons using Mark to provoke me?
• Or maybe demons are just using Mark to provoke the internet as a whole — posting inflammatory nonsense across every platform he can log into — while laughing from the sidelines as families, children, and communities reel from his behavior?
• Is it that Mark himself is the demon of provocation?

If you measure by results, it’s Mark who sows discord while others quietly clean up the mess.

So maybe, just maybe…
The demons aren’t provoking Mark.
The demons are posting through Mark.

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