“Everyone runs… but not everyone runs in the right direction.”
In this challenging and eye-opening message, Pastor David Grobler unpacks the three types of runners found in Scripture: those who run from God, those who run without God, and those who run for God. Through the stories of Jonah, Ahimaaz, and David, we discover how easy it is to be busy, moving fast, appearing spiritual—yet running in the wrong direction. This sermon calls you to examine your pace, your purpose, your alignment, and to run your race with Jesus, not apart from Him, not ahead of Him, not away from Him.
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Suddenly
“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 want the “suddenly” moments—promotion, opportunity, breakthrough, favour—but forget that God prepares us through slow shaping, private battles, and unseen faithfulness. Using the stories of David, Joseph, and Israel, Pastor David shows how the right heart, not talent, 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.
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What's In You
“God sees greatness in you long before you ever see it in yourself.”
In this stirring message, Pastor David Grobler walks through the story of Gideon, showing how God calls out the potential hidden beneath fear, doubt, and insecurity. While Gideon hid in survival mode, God addressed him by Heaven’s reality: “Mighty man of valour.” This sermon challenges you to see beyond your circumstances, your coping mechanisms, and the opinions of others—and to embrace the identity God has already spoken over your life.
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The Body
“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.
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Interrupted
When God “interrupts” your plans, He’s not ruining your life. He’s rescuing your purpose. From Saul’s lost donkeys to Moses’ burning bush, Jonah’s detour, Balaam’s stubborn donkey, and Paul’s blinding light, Pastor David shows how divine interruptions redirect us from chasing lesser things to stepping into a higher call.
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