Unite180 with David Grobler

“God is a God that asks questions.”

In this powerful message, Pastor David Grobler explores some of the questions God asks throughout Scripture and reveals why those questions still matter to us today. From God asking Adam, “Where are you?” to Jesus asking His disciples, “Why are you so fearful?” and “Who do you say that I am?”, we see that God does not ask questions because He lacks information. His questions cause us to stop, reflect, and recognise where we truly are. What have you allowed to shape your thinking? Who told you what you now believe? What has fear convinced you is true about God? And ultimately, who do you say Jesus is? Through Scripture and powerful testimonies of lives transformed by Jesus, this message challenges us to examine our faith, our fears, our love for God, and the direction of our lives. God is still asking questions — the question is whether we are willing to answer.

“I don’t have all the answers, but what I do have is Jesus.”

In this powerful message, Pastor David Grobler speaks about what it means to be a church of Spirit and power. Drawing from Paul’s words to the Corinthian church, he reminds us that Christianity was never meant to depend on human wisdom alone, but on a demonstration of the power of the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit is at work in us and through us, pointing us towards Jesus and making the message of the cross come alive in our lives. When we reach situations that are beyond our own ability — when human strength, wisdom, and solutions are no longer enough — we can trust in the God who still works miracles. Through powerful testimonies from within the church, this message reminds us of the importance of prayer, faith, perseverance, and trusting God even when circumstances seem impossible. Not every story has the same outcome, but our confidence remains in a God who is faithful, present, and still at work.

“You can keep swinging without results — but God can restore the edge you've lost.”

In this powerful message, Pastor David Grobler explores the story of the floating axe head in 2 Kings and challenges believers to examine whether they have lost their spiritual edge. Through the journey of Elisha and the company of prophets, we are reminded that God never intended us to be mere observers of His Kingdom, but active participants in His work. This sermon speaks to those who feel weary, discouraged, disappointed, or spiritually dull. Whether through unanswered prayers, hurt, busyness, comparison, or life's disappointments, many believers lose the passion and conviction they once had. The good news is that God's grace can restore what effort alone never could.

“We make room for what we value"

In this challenging and practical message, Pastor David Grobler explores the biblical principle of making room for the presence of God. Using the story of the Shunammite woman who prepared a room for the prophet Elisha, we are reminded that awareness of God is not enough — we must respond by creating space for Him in our schedules, decisions, relationships, and daily lives. This sermon calls believers to move beyond occasional encounters with God and cultivate a lifestyle where His presence is welcomed and prioritized. Through powerful illustrations and biblical examples, we are encouraged to examine whether God is merely a spare wheel in times of trouble or a constant presence who inhabits every area of our lives.

“Jesus did not disappear — He ascended to reign, and His Church was sent with purpose.”

In this powerful message, Pastor David Grobler unpacks the significance of the ascension of Jesus and what it means for believers today. The ascension was not the end of the story — it was the beginning of the Church’s mission through the power of the Holy Spirit. This sermon challenges believers to move beyond passive Christianity and embrace their calling as witnesses of Christ in everyday life. Through teaching on joy, purpose, the Holy Spirit, and the authority of Christ, we are reminded that every believer has a role to play in God’s Kingdom.