theCause Church

Prayer is more than a spiritual discipline; it is an invitation into a living, intimate relationship with God. In week 11 of Practicing The Way Pastor Gabe reminds us that the goal isn't simply to pray more, but to live continually connected to God—because prayer isn't just something we do; it's how we cultivate a relationship with the One who changes everything.

Baptism is the public declaration of an inward transformation. This Baptism Sunday Pastor Kevin takes us on a journey from Joshua crossing the Jordan, to Naaman being healed, and then to Jesus identifying with those He came to save. We are buried in baptism and raised to new life in Christ.

While Jonah ran from the people God wanted to save, Jesus, the greater Jonah, ran toward the sinners He came to redeem. In week 33 of Jesus in all of scripture pastor Kevin reminds us to stop running, surrender to Jesus, and extend His compassion to others.

The book of Obadiah reveals the danger of pride, reminding us that self-sufficiency not only deceives us into believing we don't need God, but also distorts the way we treat others. In week 32 of Jesus in all of scripture pastor Kevin reminds us that every earthly kingdom will fall, but the Kingdom of God will endure forever.

True worship is more than the songs we sing on Sunday; it’s a life surrendered to Jesus. In week 31 of Jesus in all of scripture Pastor Kevin challenges us with the truth that what we declare with our lips must also be demonstrated by how we live our lives.

Jesus calls His people to return to Him wholeheartedly. In week 30 of Jesus in all of scripture pastor Kevin reminds us that Joel’s invitation still stands today: return to God, receive His Spirit, and live empowered by His presence everywhere you go.

Hosea reveals a God whose love pursues His people even when they wander. In week 29 of Jesus in all of scripture, Pastor Kevin reminds us the cross declares that no failure is greater than God’s grace.

This anniversary message celebrates fourteen years of God’s faithfulness at theCause while calling the church to move into year fifteen with renewed focus and purpose. Fourteen years isn’t the finish line; it’s the foundation.

Daniel reminds us that every earthly kingdom, power, and system will eventually pass away, but Jesus has been given an everlasting Kingdom that will never be destroyed. In week 28 of Jesus in all of scripture Pastor Kevin reminds us all that whatever fire we may be walking through, the Ancient of Days is still on the throne.

God makes dead people alive and restores us to the presence of God. In week 27 of Jesus in all of scripture Pastor Kevin encourages us that when we don’t know if the bones can live again, we can still pray, “Sovereign Lord, You know.”

Lamentations shows us that God is not afraid of our grief, questions, anger, or tears. He invites us to bring everything we are carrying to Him. In week 26 of Jesus in all of scripture Pastor Kevin encourages us to pour out our pain without letting go of our faith.

Jeremiah’s purchase of a field while Jerusalem was falling was a prophetic act of faith declaring that what had been lost would one day be restored. Jesus became our Redeemer, and paid the price of redemption not with silver or gold but with His own blood. In week 25 of Jesus in all of Scripture Pastor Kevin teaches that The Lamb who was slain now reigns, and everything sin had broken He will ulti...

Jesus’ prayer in John 17 reveals that one of His deepest desires for His disciples—and for us—is that we remain faithful to the name, character, and way of God. In week 10 of Practicing the Way Pastor Gabe reminds us that faithfulness isn’t produced by simply trying harder, but through proximity to Jesus, who wants us to live as faithful apprentices who carry His way into the world.

Isaiah reveals Jesus as the Holy King, Suffering Servant and Coming King. The same King who sits exalted on the throne stepped down to Calvary so sinful people could be forgiven and stand before Him. Pastor Kevin reminds us not to merely admire or study Jesus but to behold the King.

Song of Solomon reveals that earthly love is ultimately a picture of the greater love of Jesus Christ, the Bridegroom who passionately pursues His Bride, the Church. In week 23 of Jesus In All Of Scripture Pastor Kevin reminds us that through the cross, Jesus didn’t merely forgive our sins; He invited us into a covenant relationship. where our identity is found in belonging to Him.

Solomon’s lifelong search exposes the futility of chasing meaning apart from God. In week 22 of Jesus In All Of Scripture Pastor Kevin helps us to see that Jesus, the greater Solomon, is the only One who offers true satisfaction, purpose, and eternal life.

Todays message teaches that fasting is not merely abstaining from food but a regular practice of discipleship that helps us offer our whole selves to Jesus. In week 9 of Practicing The Way Pastor Gabe reminds us that rather than trying to manipulate God into acting, fasting draws us closer to Him so that we are transformed to live as Jesus lived and see Him more clearly.

Jesus is not merely a wise teacher, He is the wisdom of God in the flesh. In week 21 of Jesus in all of Scripture pastor Kevin reminds us that the message of Proverbs is not simply to become smarter, but to follow Jesus, who perfectly embodies wisdom and invites us to build our lives on Him.

The Psalms were never merely songs, but prophetic signposts that prepared God’s people for the coming King. In week 20 of Jesus in all of Scripture pastor Kevin reminds us that just as the Psalms pointed to Christ through seasons of waiting, our own waiting seasons can become places where God reveals His purposes and helps us see Jesus more clearly.

The Psalms reveal a God who welcomes honesty, teaching us that faith is not the absence of doubt, pain, or emotion, but the willingness to bring our real hearts before Him. Pastor Kevin reminds us the God of the Psalms and the Savior of the cross are not intimidated by our struggles and they invite us to stop pretending while bringing everything to Him.

David spent decades waiting for God’s promise to become king, when he finally received the throne, his first priority was pursuing the presence of God. In week 18 of Jesus in all of scripture Pastor Kevin points us to Jesus, the true King of Glory.

Job teaches that faithful people can suffer without understanding why. In week 17 of Jesus in all of Scripture Pastor Kevin reminds us that God remains good, present, and at work even when His purposes seem hidden. Jesus Christ, entered our suffering so we can trust God even when life does not make sense

Esther reveals that even when God seems silent, He is actively working to accomplish His sovereign purpose. In week 16 of Jesus in all of Scripture, Pastor Kevin reminds us that ultimately, Esther points to Jesus, the greater Savior, who gave His life to rescue His people and assures us that even when God is unseen, He is never absent.

Pentecost reveals that God never intended believers to live the Christian life in their own strength, but through the empowering and ongoing filling of the Holy Spirit that brings transformation. This Pentecost Sunday Pastor Kevin emphasizes that fresh fire comes through hunger, surrender, prayer, and returning to God with desperate hearts.

Nehemiah shows that rebuilding begins with a holy burden. In week 15 of Jesus in all of Scripture we see that Nehemiah ultimately points to Jesus—the greater Rebuilder. Restoration always faces resistance, requiring to build with faith, vigilance, and endurance while refusing to “come down from the wall.”