In this powerful message, “4 Ways to Share Your Faith Like You Mean It,” Pastor Ty Hayes kicks off our journey through the Gospel of Mark by unpacking Mark 1:1–11. This opening passage sets the stage for everything—introducing Jesus as the Son of God and calling believers to live with bold, authentic faith.

If you’ve ever wondered how to confidently share your faith in today’s world, this message gives you four practical, biblical ways to do it with clarity, conviction, and purpose. From the example of John the Baptist to the baptism of Jesus, you’ll discover what it means to prepare the way, point people to Christ, and live a life that reflects the power of the Gospel.

Whether you’re new to faith or have been following Jesus for years, this sermon will challenge and equip you to stop holding back and start sharing your faith like you mean it.

Listen now and take your next step in boldly proclaiming Jesus.

Why are there so many Bible translations—and does it actually matter which one you read?

In this episode of the Power Hour, Pastor Ty and Pastor Kyle dive into the tension behind the “translation wars” and break down what really separates versions like the NIV, ESV, KJV, and more. From word-for-word accuracy to thought-for-thought clarity, every translation sits somewhere on a spectrum—and understanding that changes everything.

We tackle the biggest questions people are asking:

• Which translation is the most accurate?
• Which one is easiest to understand?
• Is there actually a “best” Bible?

And most importantly—how do you choose the right one for you?

Whether you’re new to reading the Bible or you’ve been following Jesus for years, this conversation will help you stop overthinking it and start engaging Scripture with confidence.

Because at the end of the day, the best Bible translation… is the one that leads you to actually read it, understand it, and live it out.

In this powerful Easter message, “Death, Where Is Your Sting?”, Pastor Ty Hayes unpacks the life-changing truth of the resurrection and what it means for us today. Through the victory of Jesus over sin, death, and the grave, we are reminded that what once held power over us has been defeated once and for all.

This sermon dives into the hope, freedom, and new life found in Christ, answering the question: if death has lost its sting, how should we live now? Whether you’re searching for purpose, battling fear, or needing a reminder of God’s power, this message will encourage and challenge your faith.

Join us as we celebrate the risen Savior and discover how the resurrection isn’t just a moment in history—it’s a reality that changes everything.

What if the reason your team feels so different… is actually your greatest strength?

In this episode of the Power Hour Podcast, Pastor Ty and Pastor Kyle unpack powerful leadership insights from The Three Dimensions of Leadership by Jason Hanash. We talk about how healthy teams aren’t built on sameness—but on diversity of gifting, personality, and perspective.

From visionary leaders to relational connectors to operational thinkers, every role matters. And when those differences come together under one mission, something powerful happens.

We also get real about our own leadership team—why we joke about being an “island of misfit toys,” and how God is using that uniqueness to build something significant in Eastern Idaho.

This isn’t just leadership theory—this is what it looks like when God takes ordinary, different people and does extraordinary things through them.

If you’re leading a team, serving in ministry, or trying to understand your role in what God is building, this episode will challenge and encourage you.

We believe this is just the beginning—and we’re believing for a move of God across Idaho.

In this powerful Palm Sunday message, Pastor Ty Hayes challenges us to prepare our hearts for the true King. As Jesus entered Jerusalem, the crowd expected a political savior—but He came to bring spiritual transformation. This sermon unpacks the tension between expectation and reality, calling us to move beyond comfort, control, and complacency to fully surrender to Jesus.

Through the story of the triumphal entry, we’re reminded that making room for Jesus means allowing Him to disrupt our plans, cleanse what doesn’t belong, and take His rightful place in our lives. This message is a call to examine what’s crowding Him out and to intentionally create space for His presence, His will, and His power.

If you’ve ever struggled with letting go, trusting God’s plan, or fully surrendering your life to Jesus, this message will challenge and encourage you.

We’re excited about what God is doing at Powerhouse Church—lives are being changed, faith is growing, and momentum is building. In this episode of the Power Hour Podcast, we talk about the vision behind what’s happening now and what’s coming next.

We’re launching a year-plus sermon series through the Gospel of Mark, walking verse by verse through the life and ministry of Jesus. This intentional deep dive into Scripture is designed to help people truly understand who Jesus is—not based on culture, assumptions, or religion, but based on the Bible.

Why the book of Mark? Because it presents a clear, powerful picture of Jesus—His authority, His compassion, His miracles, and His mission. Our goal is simple: that everyone would encounter the real Jesus and grow in their faith.

If you’ve ever wanted to know Jesus more, understand the Bible better, or be part of what God is doing in a growing church, this episode is for you.

This message dives into the story of Jesus walking on water and what it really means to follow Him. Comfort will keep you in the boat, but your calling, your mission, and your miracle are found when you step out in faith. And once you’re out there, the real challenge begins—keeping your focus on Jesus when the waves start rising. This is a message about courage, distraction, and learning to fix your eyes on Him no matter what comes your way.

In this episode of Power Hour, Pastor Ty and Pastor Kyle recap the recent Prodigal Sons series and unpack some of the biggest takeaways from the story Jesus told in Luke 15. They talk about the younger brother’s rebellion, the older brother’s religious pride, and the powerful picture of the Father’s radical grace toward both.

This conversation explores how grace restores the broken, confronts self-righteousness, and invites all of us back into a real relationship with the Father. If you missed the series or want to go deeper into what the story of the prodigal sons really teaches about grace, repentance, and the heart of God, this episode is for you.