Unite180 with David Grobler

“Faith doesn’t wait for clarity — it learns to see differently.” In this message, Pastor David Grobler teaches that faith is not about physical sight or visible evidence, but about spiritual perception. “I see” is not a statement of circumstance — it’s a declaration of trust in what God has already spoken. This sermon unpacks how believers are called to live from God’s perspective, not their situation. Often God is already at work, but our limitation is not His activity — it’s our vision. Faith learns to see what God sees, even when nothing around us has changed yet. When we live by faith, we stop reacting to what is visible and start responding to what is true. Spiritual sight is formed in obedience, trust, and alignment with God’s Word — not in certainty or control.

“Faith isn’t trusting God when life makes sense — it’s trusting Him when it doesn’t.” In this message, Pastor David Grobler unpacks the tension of living by faith when God feels silent, justice feels delayed, and circumstances don’t add up. Drawing from the book of Habakkuk, he shows that faith is not denial, hype, or blind optimism — it is deep trust in God’s character when His ways are hidden. Habakkuk brings honest questions to God, and instead of being rebuked, he is invited into a bigger perspective. God does not remove the tension immediately, but He anchors His people in one unchanging truth: “The just shall live by faith.” This sermon challenges the idea that faith means quick answers or immediate relief. Instead, it calls believers to remain rooted in God when life is unresolved and outcomes are unclear.

"You Are Not Being Fixed, You Are Made New" In this powerful message, Pastor David Grobler unpacks the life-changing truth of the old life versus the new life in Christ. This sermon challenges the idea that Christianity is about self-improvement or behaviour modification, revealing instead that salvation is a complete change of reality, realm, and identity. Using Scripture, Pastor David explains that the old self is not being repaired, healed, or upgraded — it has passed away. In Christ, you are already a new creation, relocated from darkness into the Kingdom of God. The struggle many believers face is not a lack of effort, but living from an old perspective instead of a new reality. The question isn’t whether you are trying hard enough — the question is whether you are living from who you already are in Christ.

"God sees you — not only when life makes sense, but right where you are." In this powerful and deeply personal message, Pastor David Grobler unpacks the story of Hagar and Ishmael to remind us that God sees us in our wilderness seasons, our pain, our confusion, and our unanswered questions. Through Hagar’s encounter with the Angel of the Lord, we see that God is not waiting for us to “arrive” before He notices us — He sees us now. This sermon challenges us to confront identity, obedience, and the places we try to run from, while discovering the grace of a God who calls us by name and meets us where we are.

God shapes you slowly… but He moves in your life suddenly. In this powerful message, Pastor David Grobler teaches how God forms you in hidden seasons long before He brings breakthrough into the open. We often desire the “suddenly” moments — promotion, opportunity, breakthrough, favour — but forget that God prepares us through slow shaping, private battles, and unseen faithfulness. Using the lives of David, Joseph, and Israel, this message reveals that it is the right heart, not talent, that positions you for the door God opens in a moment. The question isn’t whether God can move suddenly — the question is whether your heart is ready when He does.

“Sometimes what feels like comfort is actually what keeps you from seeing God.” In this profound and confronting message, Pastor David Grobler teaches how comfort, success, and stability can quietly blind us to our need for God. Drawing from Isaiah’s encounter in Isaiah chapters 5 and 6, this sermon reveals how even a prophet can speak about God without truly seeing Him. Pastor David unpacks how Isaiah boldly pronounced judgment on others—until a personal encounter with God shifted his perspective from “woe to you” to “woe is me.” True transformation happens when we stop measuring others and allow God to reveal where we stand before Him. When comfort dies, vision awakens—and grace does the work we cannot do ourselves.

“How you treat the Body of Christ reveals how deeply you value Jesus Himself.” In this profound message, Pastor David Grobler unpacks the mystery, beauty, and responsibility of the Body of Christ—both His physical body that Joseph of Arimathea cared for after the crucifixion, and His spiritual body: the church. Pastor David reveals how God divinely used Joseph—wealthy, influential, and politically positioned—to ensure the body of Jesus was handled with honour, and how this act carries prophetic meaning for our salvation. Just as Joseph risked his status, influence, reputation, and comfort for the physical body of Christ, we are challenged today: This message calls us to maturity, honour, unity, and responsibility as members of Jesus’ Body.

"Unity: The Power That Moves Heaven and Earth" In this message, Pastor David Grobler explores the divine principle of unity—from the Godhead in Genesis to the outpouring of the Holy Spirit in Acts. Unity isn’t just a concept; it’s the very nature of God Himself. When believers walk in one accord, heaven responds. But when division enters—whether in marriage, church, or community—the enemy gains ground. Through powerful illustrations and scripture, Pastor David reveals how unity brings strength, authority, and the presence of God, while division destroys. The same Spirit that unites the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit longs to unite us as one body.

“If the enemy can’t ruin you, he’ll try to bait you." In this message, Pastor David Grobler reveals how distractions aren’t always obvious—they’re often dressed in offense, delay, and drama. Drawing from the life of Nehemiah, we see how the enemy works subtly to lure us off the wall of purpose. You don’t lose destiny all at once—you give it up little by little when you take the bait.

“The Word of God is offensive—but it’s in the offense that transformation happens.” Jesus tells us in Matthew 11, verse 6 that blessed is the one who is not offended by Him. Many believers receive God’s Word with joy, but when trials and persecution come, they stumble. Why? Because offense takes root where faith lacks depth. In this message, Pastor David Grobler explores how offense, persecution, and trials can either weaken our faith or refine it. The question is: Will we stumble, or will we stand?

"We have this hope as an anchor for the soul, firm and secure." In this sermon titled "Uncertain Certainty," we explore what it means to trust God when the future seems unclear. Life is filled with uncertainties, but as believers, we stand on the unshakable promises of God. From the faith of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego in the fiery furnace to Jesus' prayer in John 17, we see that certainty is not found in circumstances—it is found in Christ alone. Even when we don’t know what tomorrow holds, we can be sure of who holds tomorrow.

Authority works through submission—there is no exaltation without submission. In this second part of the Authority series, Pastor David Grobler teaches about the profound connection between authority and submission. Using the centurion's story from Matthew 8, we explore how understanding authority demonstrates faith and how submitting to God's authority opens the door to protection, guidance, and spiritual growth.

Rushing can lead to scars, but waiting builds faith and strength. Learn to wait in peace, not anxiety, trusting His promises. Are you willing to trust God’s timing?

God was working with him little by little... In "From Battle to Battle," Pastor David Grobler preaches about strongholds that are occupying our Promised Land and encourages us to fight the battles that are set before us.

It is not faith and words. It is faith and WORKS. In "The Fight For Breakthrough," Pastor David Grobler shares profound truths from The Parable of the Talents and teaches us that God will expect us to perform according to the level of our ability.

It is not worship if there is no cost. In "Fasting," Pastor David Grobler teaches on the topic of fasting—sharing the ins and outs of it as well as the power it holds as a spiritual discipline.

The problem with potential is that most people only remain in it. In "Active," Pastor David Grobler shares a powerful message on faith and that it should be active, not passive.

Many lose what God is doing for them because they quit before it is done. In "Maintaining the Miracle," Pastor David Grobler teaches about the miracles of God and how change has to happen on our part for the miracle to be complete.

You cannot resist what you are in agreement with. In "No Place," Pastor David Grobler shares a powerful message on how the enemy seeks to destroy your future and that we should give him no place in our lives.

God is using your story to advance the Kingdom. In "Use It," Pastor David Grobler preaches that suffering is not something one can omit from life. As Christians, we will all experience hardships that can be used for His glory if we surrender to Him.