The baptism of the Holy Spirit is a gift from God. In "Holy Spirit," Pastor David Grobler preaches about the baptism of the Holy Spirit and that we should be continually filled with the Spirit.

You are without purpose if you are not part of the body of Christ. In "Church," Pastor David Grobler talks about the purpose of the church, what is considered to be a good church, and how we as Unite180 contribute to the great commission.

Keep your eyes on Jesus. In "What Is Hindering You?" Pastor David Grobler shares profound revelations on sin that easily entangle us and warns us not to take offence as we run the race that is set before us.

The blessing follows the revelation. In "Christ in the Centre," Pastor David Grobler shares a powerful message about who Jesus is and that we should be mindful of Him and always look to Him no matter the situation.

Discipline leads to maturity. In "Growing Up," Pastor David Grobler preaches on the maturity of a Christian and that it is irrespective of age.

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.

Are you willing to wait on God to bring into existence what He said He would? In "Patience," Pastor David Grobler shares a message on the nature of God and that He does not have a short fuse. Although difficult, we should not take matters into our own hands in our seasons of waiting.