SOUTHRIDGE CHURCH with Micaiah Irmler

What if the thing you're trusting to keep you safe is the very thing shaping who you are? Is your job? Your Bank account? A relationship? Maybe it's your reputation, your religious routine, or your ability to stay in control. We all look for security some where but what we rely on for safety eventually starts to define us. 

In a world where appearances are curated and perfection is performed, Christian hypocrisy has become the subtle costume of modern faith. This message calls out the danger of wearing a holy mask while hiding a hurting or hardened heart. Drawing from Romans 2, we confront the uncomfortable truth: God is not impressed by outward appearances—He sees through the act, straight to the heart. True faith isn’t about knowing the right words or looking the part; it’s about living authentically before God and others. Hypocrisy tries to use religion as a stage, but God’s Word is a mirror that reflects who we really are. The call is clear: drop the mask, face the mirror, and let grace do what performance never could—transform us from the inside out.

What if the scariest thing God could say is: “Okay… have it your way”?This message dives into a side of God many avoid — His wrath. But this isn’t reckless rage. It’s the holy, heartbreaking response of a loving God who’s been rejected and replaced.Romans 1 shows us that God doesn’t always judge with fire from heaven — sometimes, He simply steps back. And when He does, we feel the full weight of life without Him.This isn’t condemnation — it’s a wake-up call. God's wrath reveals where our choices lead so we’ll turn back before it’s too late.You’ll never run to mercy until you realize what you need rescuing from.If life feels like it’s unraveling, this message may show you why — and how to come home.

“Ink & Fire” isn’t just a study — it’s an ignition.Penned by Paul but inspired by God, the book of Romans is a divine manifesto that lit the fuse of reformation, revival, and radical transformation. These aren’t cold theological arguments — they’re burning truths, etched in ink and alive with fire. In a world chasing self-made righteousness and DIY spirituality, Romans calls us back to the gospel: raw, relentless, and real. This series will trace the journey from guilt to grace, law to liberty, death to destiny. If you've ever wondered what God really thinks about you — or how His righteousness could rewrite your story — this is your invitation. Come close to the flame. Let the ink speak. Let the fire transform.

In part four of our series we see Job does something that triggered a ripple effect that led to personal healing, divine restoration, relational reconciliation, and generational blessing. Join us this Sunday as we discover that forgiveness is not a passive feeling but an active, faith-filled choice that unlocks what God wants to restore. If you are having trouble letting go or if your past offenses are continually weighing you down, this message is for you!

We live in a culture obsessed with lust, greed, and status—constantly feeding desires that can never truly satisfy. Join us this Sunday for part three of our series Ripple Relationships as we learn what captures your attention will eventually capture your heart. 

As moms, it’s easy to want to control everything. But this Sunday, we’ll learn from Rebekah’s story how trying to take over can lead to chaos. Join us to find out how trusting God can bring peace, even in the mess.

This Sunday at Southridge, we’re diving into Part Two of our Ripple Relationships series with a message called: “The Power of Words.”Every word you speak creates a ripple—either pulling you toward your God-given destiny or dragging you deeper into discouragement and division. In this message, we’ll unpack how your words can shape your relationships, steer your future, and even speak life into someone else's story.Don’t miss this powerful and practical teaching on how to speak with purpose and live with intention.

Every word, action, and response in a relationship leaves a lasting impact—far beyond the moment. The question isn’t if we’re creating ripples, but what kind of ripples are we sending out.Join us for our powerful new sermon series, Ripple Relationships, where we believe God will bring transformation to your relationships and marriage.