Unite180 with David Grobler

“What you put first determines what follows.”

In this powerful and practical message, Pastor David Grobler challenges us to examine one of the most defining aspects of our lives — our priorities. Centered around Matthew 6:33, this sermon confronts the gap between what we know and how we actually live. While many believers are familiar with “seek first the Kingdom of God,” this message exposes how easily life, pressure, and personal desires shift God out of first place. Through the story in Haggai, we see a clear warning: when God’s house is neglected and our own priorities take over, life begins to feel unproductive, unfulfilled, and out of order. But when God is placed first, everything else begins to align. This message is both a wake-up call and an invitation — to stop drifting, to realign, and to live with intentional, Kingdom-first priorities. Because when the order is right, the outcome follows.

“You are not just in a church — you are part of a Kingdom.”

In this powerful message, Pastor David Grobler unpacks God’s design for the Church — not as a collection of denominations, but as an expression of His Kingdom on the earth. Through 1 Corinthians, we are confronted with a reality that challenges modern thinking: division is not a sign of deeper truth, but often a sign of spiritual immaturity. In a world with thousands of denominations and endless opinions, this message brings clarity to what truly matters. It shifts the focus away from personal preference, offence, and comparison — and back to Jesus as King and the unity of His people. This message reveals that the Church is not built on feelings, needs, or opinions — but on the rule and reign of Christ. And while churches may look different, they are all part of one Kingdom under one King. The Kingdom doesn’t divide — people do. And maturity in Christ is seen in unity, humility, and faithfulness to the truth.

“The first day didn’t just prove something — it started something.”

In this powerful message, First Day Reality, Pastor David Grobler unpacks what happened on the very first day after the resurrection — not just the empty tomb, but the birth of a new people. Through accounts in John 20 and Luke 24, we see that the resurrection didn’t just confirm the cross — it created a living, Spirit-filled community. Behind closed doors, Jesus appeared to His followers, spoke peace into their fear, revealed Himself, and then commissioned them with purpose. This message reveals that the “first day” is not just a moment in history — it is a pattern for our lives today. The resurrection didn’t end with Jesus rising — it continues through a people who are sent, empowered, and transformed by the Holy Spirit.

“The empty tomb is God’s YES to everything Jesus said.”

In this powerful Resurrection Sunday message, Pastor David Grobler unpacks the meaning of the empty tomb — not as a separate event from the cross, but as God’s confirmation of it. The cross and the resurrection are one story: the cross declares the message, and the empty tomb declares that message is true. Through the account in John 20, we see how even those closest to Jesus struggled to understand the resurrection. Mary stood before the risen Christ and didn’t recognize Him. The disciples saw the empty tomb and were confused. Yet in a moment, everything changed — because the resurrection didn’t just prove something… it started something. This message reveals that the empty tomb is: God’s “YES” to every promise, The beginning of a new reality, Victory over death, And the invitation into a transformed life through the Holy Spirit. The resurrection is not just history — it’s a living reality meant to be seen in us.

“The cross is not just where Jesus died — it’s where God revealed who He is.”

In this powerful Easter message, Pastor David Grobler unpacks the true meaning of the cross — not just as an event where Jesus took our place, but as the ultimate revelation of God’s nature, wisdom, and love. Through 1 Corinthians 1, we see that the message of the cross confronts every human perspective. To some, it appears as foolishness. To others, it is the very power and wisdom of God. The cross challenges our ideas of strength, success, and even who God is. This message reveals that the cross is not merely symbolic — it is the moment where: - God steps into our world - Sin is fully dealt with - Love is perfectly displayed - And a new people is born The cross doesn’t just save us — it shows us who God truly is.