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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.

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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.

In Week 2 of our Prodigal Sons series, we take a deeper look at the older brother in Jesus’ story from Luke 15 and uncover a powerful warning about religion without relationship. While the younger brother ran away in rebellion, the older brother stayed close to home but missed the heart of the Father. This message explores how it’s possible to do all the right things and still not truly know God. Discover the difference between living by religious obligation and living in a genuine relationship with the Father. If you’ve ever struggled with comparison, resentment, or feeling like you have to earn God’s love, this message will challenge you to move beyond religion and into the heart of God.

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Pastor Ty sits down with Powerhouse Church’s new Fort Hall Campus Pastor to talk about his story, his journey into ministry, and the vision God has placed on his heart for the Fort Hall community. 

In this episode of Power Hour, you’ll hear about the calling behind the campus, the opportunities ahead, and the dream of seeing lives changed, leaders raised up, and the community impacted for Jesus. If you’ve ever wondered what God is doing in Fort Hall or how you can be part of building something meaningful, this conversation will encourage and inspire you.

In week one of the Prodigal Son series, Pastor Ty Hayes from Powerhouse Church in American Falls, Idaho explores the powerful story Jesus tells in Luke 15 about the younger son who walks away from his father, wastes everything, and finds himself completely broken. This message reveals the depth of God’s grace and reminds us that no matter how far we run, we are never too far gone to come home. If you’ve ever felt like you’ve messed up too much, gone too far, or wondered if God would still receive you, this message will remind you that the Father is always ready to welcome you back.

Powerhouse Church meets in American Falls, Idaho at 9:30AM and 11:00AM, and in Fort Hall at 11:00AM.

Subscribe for weekly sermons and listen to our Thursday podcast, Power Hour, where Pastor Ty Hayes and Pastor Kyle dive deeper into Sunday’s message and other topics.

Special guest Pastor Jeremy Hocker brings a powerful message on radical grace from Mark 5. Discover how Jesus meets people in their darkest moments, breaks chains, and completely transforms lives. No matter your past or your struggles, Jesus still restores, heals, and sends us forward with purpose. Recorded at Powerhouse Church in American Falls, Idaho.

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In this episode of Power Hour, Pastor Ty and Pastor Kyle recap the entire Dealing With Debt series and unpack the biggest lessons on biblical money management, financial freedom, and breaking the stress cycle of debt. From Proverbs 22:7 to practical steps for becoming a sower instead of a consumer, this conversation dives into how debt becomes a master, why culture normalizes financial bondage, and how generosity shifts your heart and your future. If you’ve ever felt the weight of financial pressure, this episode will challenge your mindset, strengthen your faith, and give you practical next steps toward lasting freedom.

In Week 3 of our Dealing With Debt series, “5 Generosity Hacks,” we unpack 2 Corinthians 9:6–7 and discover that generosity isn’t about having more money—it’s about adopting a new identity. Generosity is not a financial condition; it’s a spiritual posture. 

In this message, we explore five practical shifts that can transform your heart and future: deciding to live as a sower, not a consumer; giving first, not last; tying generosity to trust instead of emotion; choosing joy over reluctance; and starting small—but starting now. When you move from closed-fisted to open-handed living, money loses its mastery and purpose takes its place. The seed may look small, but the harvest is hidden inside it. 

The question is simple: what seed is God asking you to release this week?

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Leadership isn’t accidental—it’s intentional. In this week’s Power Hour, Pastor Ty and Pastor Kyle discuss why the church must actively develop leaders and how empowering the next generation strengthens the mission. We break down practical ways to build leadership culture, avoid consumer Christianity, and step into the biblical model of multiplication. The church grows strongest when it grows leaders.