What do you do when God doesn’t remove the fire? In this powerful message from Daniel 3, Pastor Kyle explores the story of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego and reminds us that faith isn’t trusting God because of the outcome—it’s trusting Him because of who He is. Discover how God often reveals His presence most clearly in our hardest moments, how the fire can burn away the things that keep us bound, and why Jesus is still walking with His people through every trial today.

In No Breakfast In Hell, special guest speaker Alex CdeBaca unpacks Mark 2:13–17 and challenges us to rethink who we're reaching and why Jesus came. Discover God's heart for the lost, the danger of becoming too comfortable in our faith, and the urgency of living on mission every day. This message will inspire you to make room at the table for those who need Jesus most.

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In a world full of noise, pressure, and endless distractions, how do you actually discover the purpose God has called you to? 

In this episode, we unpack what it means to stay focused on your God-given assignment without getting pulled in every direction. We discuss why not every good opportunity is your opportunity, how to recognize the specific calling God has placed on your life, and why faithfulness often means doing what you can and trusting God with what you can’t. If you’ve been feeling overwhelmed, distracted, or unsure of your next step, this conversation will help you refocus on what truly matters.

What kind of friends are helping shape your faith? In this message from Mark 2:1–12, Pastor Ty Hayes unpacks five powerful qualities to look for in godly friendships through the story of the men who carried their friend to Jesus. 

Discover how the right people can strengthen your faith, push you closer to Christ, and help carry you through life’s hardest moments. This practical and challenging message will encourage you to surround yourself with friends who don’t just support your life—but strengthen your walk with God.

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What does it take to build a ministry that actually changes lives? 

In this Power Hour episode, Pastor Ty sit down with special guest Jeremy Hocker to unpack the power of reaching messy people, embracing imperfect environments, and creating a culture of real discipleship. Together, they discuss why effective ministry isn’t about being polished or trendy—it’s about preaching truth, building authentic relationships, and developing the kind of spiritual authority that transforms lives from the inside out.

What happens when Jesus touches the people everyone else avoids? In “Dirty Hands, Clean Heart,” Pastor Ty Hayes walks through Mark 1:40–45 and the powerful story of Jesus healing a man with leprosy. This message explores compassion, surrender, healing, and how Jesus is still willing to meet us in our brokenness today. No matter your past, your pain, or your mess—Jesus isn’t afraid to reach into it and make you clean.

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What if the leader God wants to use most is the one nobody expected? 

In this episode of the Power Hour Podcast, Pastor Ty sits down with Pastor Bambi to talk about the power of second-chair leadership, faithful ministry, and how God develops leaders behind the scenes before bringing them into greater influence.

Together, they unpack what it means to lead with humility, serve without needing the spotlight, and stay faithful in the hidden seasons of life and ministry. Whether you’re serving in church leadership, ministry, business, or simply trying to discover your calling, this conversation will encourage you to stop disqualifying yourself and step into the purpose God has for you.

If you’ve ever felt overlooked, unqualified, unseen, or unsure of your role, this episode is a powerful reminder that God often uses unlikely people in extraordinary ways.

In this message, Pastor Kyle walks through Mark 1:29–39 in a sermon titled “Not Everyone Gets a Vote.” 

Discover how Jesus stayed focused on His God-given purpose despite the pressure, opinions, and expectations surrounding Him. This message will challenge you to stop living for approval, spend intentional time with God, and pursue the purpose He’s called you to with clarity and confidence. If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed trying to please everyone, this sermon will remind you that purpose is found in God’s presence—not public opinion.

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In this episode of the Power Hour Podcast, Pastors Ty and Kyle dive into the truth about Biblical generosity, tithing, and what Jesus actually taught about money. Why did Jesus talk about finances so much? Is tithing still relevant today? And what does generosity reveal about our hearts?

This conversation goes far beyond giving money. Together, they unpack how generosity is connected to worship, trust, spiritual growth, and building the Kingdom of God. From cheerful giving to becoming Kingdom Builders instead of sideline Christians, this episode challenges believers to rethink what it truly means to live with open hands before God.

If you’ve ever wrestled with questions about tithing, generosity, faith, stewardship, or trusting God financially, this episode is for you.

In this message, we dive into one of the first moments in Gospel of Mark where people encounter the undeniable authority of Jesus—and everything changes.

When Jesus taught, it wasn’t just words… it carried weight.
When He spoke, even demons responded.

The question is—does your life carry that same kind of authority?

Too many people claim one thing but live another. We say we follow Jesus, but our lifestyle tells a different story. In this sermon, we unpack what it looks like to have a faith that isn’t just heard—but felt.

Through Mark 1:21–28, we break down the 4 P’s of a voice worth listening to:

• Paragon — Your life must model what you preach
• Passion — Truth without fire won’t move people
• Persistent — Authority is built over time, not moments
• Palpable — There should be evidence of God at work in you

Jesus didn’t just teach truth—He embodied it. And when He did, the world took notice.

So here’s the real question:
What sermon is your life preaching?

If you’re tired of surface-level faith and ready to walk in real authority, this message will challenge and sharpen you.