Unite180 with David Grobler

The Kingdom

"The Kingdom of God is not just a future hope—it’s a present reality."
Jesus didn’t only come to get you into heaven—He came to get heaven into you. In this powerful message, Pastor David unpacks what it means to live as citizens of the Kingdom: governed by God, filled with purpose, and marked by power. You are part of something unshakable—His rule, His reign, His way.

By The Spirit

"You were never meant to live by your own strength—only BY THE SPIRIT!"
The Spirit of God doesn’t just influence your life—He is your life. In this sermon, Pastor David Grobler unpacks the powerful truth that the Christian life is impossible without the Holy Spirit. You are not called to strive, hustle, or achieve holiness in your own effort. You are called to live by the Spirit—where power, peace, and purpose flow. This is not just encouragement; it’s a divine instruction: “Not by might, nor by power, but by My Spirit,” says the Lord.

After The Holy Spirit

"The Holy Spirit didn’t come to make you emotional—He came to make you bold."
In Acts 2, the Holy Spirit is poured out—and what follows is not a quiet response, but radical transformation. Peter, once fearful, now stands up and declares the gospel with boldness. This message explores what happens after the Holy Spirit fills you: courage replaces fear, purpose replaces confusion, and ordinary people begin to live with supernatural power.

Cursed No More

"What the first Adam lost in the garden, the last Adam restored at the cross."
In Genesis 3, man loses everything—paradise, purpose, and peace. But on Resurrection Sunday, Jesus didn’t just defeat death; He reversed the curse. Through powerful parallels between Adam and Christ, this message reveals how Jesus restored access to life, broke the power of sin, and redeemed all that was lost. You are not cursed—you are cursed no more.

Raised

"You are not defined by the sin you were born into.
In Christ, you are made new." The resurrection of Jesus isn’t just the climax of the Easter story—it’s the foundation of our faith. Without it, death still wins. But because Jesus was raised, we are raised with Him into new life. This sermon confronts the universal reality of sin, the broken condition of the human heart, and the powerful truth that Jesus’ resurrection proves He was sinless—and that death could not hold Him.

Good Friday

"You can’t truly appreciate the cross until you see yourself in the crowd who ran."
On Good Friday, we remember not only the sacrifice of Jesus, but the reality that all forsook Him and fled. Through the mysterious story of the unnamed young man in Mark 14, we’re reminded that the cross was not just for the “Judas-type” sinners—it was for all of us. Before the cross, we were all naked and ashamed. But because of the cross, we can be clothed in Christ's righteousness.

S t a y

"You can’t survive the storm if you jump ship—stay where God has called you."
In Acts 27, Paul is caught in a raging storm, yet the word of the Lord is clear: unless everyone stays on the ship, no one will be saved. In the same way, we are reminded that staying planted—in God’s house, in community, in obedience—is not optional for those who want to reach their destiny. Storms may come, but His Word holds true.

H a n d

"Whose hand are you living under?"
From Ezekiel’s valley of dry bones to Peter on the water, the Bible shows us what happens when the hand of the Lord is upon someone. But just as clearly, it shows what happens when it's not. In this message, Pastor David Grobler dives deep into what it means to live under God’s hand—and what it costs when we don’t. Are you under the hand of the Lord or the hand of the enemy?

Gift In A Storm

"The very storm you’re praying to escape might be the one carrying God’s greatest gift for you."
Storms in life are inevitable, but what if the trials you face are not meant to break you, but to build you? In Matthew 14, verses 22-33, we see Peter stepping out onto the water, and through his faith (and failure), we learn that storms reveal God’s purpose. Are you seeing the storm as a setback or a setup for something greater?
In this message, Pastor David Grobler unpacks how storms are not just obstacles but opportunities. Just like Peter, we are called to step out in faith, trusting that Jesus is with us in the wind and the waves.

Intent

"God’s purpose for your life is not an accident—it’s an assignment!"
Many people struggle to find their purpose, but God has already set a plan for your life. The question is: Are you walking in divine intent, or are you drifting through life? Proverbs 19, verse 21 reminds us that we may have many plans, but it is the Lord’s purpose that will stand.
In this message, Pastor David Grobler unpacks what it means to live intentionally aligned with God’s design. Every decision, every step, and every moment is an opportunity to walk in purpose. Are you stepping into God's plan, or are you resisting His guidance?