SOUTHRIDGE CHURCH with Micaiah Irmler

What does a real move of God look like and how do you recognize it before everyone else does?In this powerful message Pastor Micaiah teaches how moves of God often begin with rejection, are recognized by faith, and ultimately reveal God’s purpose and power. Drawing from Psalm 118 and Southridge’s 12-year testimony, this sermon will challenge you to see what God is doing in your life - even when others don’t. If you’ve felt overlooked, misunderstood, or uncertain about your season, this message is for you!

What does it really mean to walk in the power of the Holy Spirit? In this message Pastor Micaiah teaches how spiritual power flows from knowing the Holy Spirit personally - not just seeking empowerment. Discover how surrender, obedience, and being led by the Spirit shape a powerful and effective Christian life.

Have you ever felt directionally challenged or unsure of your next step? In this message from Acts chapter 16, Pastor Micaiah explores how the Holy Spirit guides, redirects, and closes doors to lead us into God’s purpose. Learn how to trust God when clarity is missing and discover the power of being led by the Spirit, even when God says no.

What do you do when God opens a door - but opposition follows? In this powerful New Year message we explore 1 Corinthians 16:9 and Acts 19 to uncover why every God-given opportunity is often met with resistance. Learn how to recognize divine doors, stay faithful through opposition, and step confidently into what God is calling you to in this new season.

Everyone knows Mary carried the Messiah…But almost no one talks about the woman who carried Mary. This Sunday, we’re uncovering the overlooked Christmas moment that shows why God sends the right people at the right time to help you step confidently into your calling. If you’ve ever felt alone, overwhelmed, or unsure how God will do what He promised—THIS message is for you.r

As we close our Crossover series, Joshua 7 reminds us that before Israel ever lost a battle, someone had already lost a battle in their heart—and Joshua 7 shows us how one person’s hidden greed can derail God’s intended victory. Achan’s desire for what God forbid didn’t just cost him; it robbed the entire nation of the blessing God was ready to pour out. Greed always advertises gain, yet it quietly drains our peace, purpose, and connection with God. When we release what we’ve been clutching, we open our hands to receive the far greater things God has been waiting to give.

In this message, we learned that a Crossover is not about distance but dimension—God shifting us from old cycles into new identity. Joshua 6 shows us that the fights we face today often began in the generations before us, but what we refuse to confront will eventually confront our future. Through God’s strange strategy of marching, silence, and obedience, He wasn’t just bringing down the walls around Israel—He was breaking the generational cycles within them. The good news is the fight is fixed: God already declared victory, but He invites us to walk it out. And when we choose to break cycles instead of repeat them, our children inherit our worship, not our walls—this is our Crossover.

Life changes when God shifts your season. In Joshua 5, the manna stopped—not because God abandoned Israel, but because He was moving them into something greater. A spiritual shift is when God changes your identity, your appetite, your responsibilities, and your revelation so you can step into the next level of His purpose. What once sustained you won’t be enough for where God is taking you next. If you’ve been feeling uncomfortable, unsettled, or like old rhythms aren’t working anymore, you might be standing on the edge of your own spiritual shift. Come discover how to recognize it, embrace it, and move confidently into your promised season.