David’s Cave: A Message for the Broken, Betrayed, and Burdened | Jonathan Evans Sermon

Have you ever found yourself stuck in a place you never expected to be? Betrayed, broken, or burned out? In this powerful sermon, Jonathan Evans takes us into the cave with David from Psalm 57.

What do you do when the people who once celebrated you now chase you? What happens when you’re no longer the hero but the hunted? This message brings hope to anyone feeling stuck in a “cave” of depression, fear, anxiety, or uncertainty.

David was anointed, favored, and victorious, and yet he ended up hiding in a cave. From this dark place, he penned a prayer that still echoes today: “Be gracious to me, O God.” Jonathan Evans breaks down what that prayer means and why grace , and not strength is what gets us through.

This message is for YOU if you’re in a season where you feel forgotten, rejected, or overwhelmed. God sees you. And He is not done with you.

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Jonathan Evans is a mentor, author, speaker, and former NFL fullback. He treasures his relationship with Christ, using his life to glorify God and impact people by equipping and encouraging them in their faith.

A graduate of Dallas Theological Seminary with a master’s degree in Christian leadership, Jonathan serves as the Lead Pastor of Oak Cliff Bible Fellowship, where his father, Dr. Tony Evans, served as Senior Pastor for 48 years. Jonathan has authored several books, including “Your Time Is Now” and “Fighting Your Battles.” He also teamed up with his father to write “Get in the Game,” a practical guidebook filled with sports analogies and spiritual truths aimed at empowering readers with the skills they need to live victoriously.

In addition to his NFL career, Jonathan now serves as the chaplain of the Dallas Cowboys. He and his wife, Kanika, are the proud parents of Kelsey, Jonathan II, Kamden, Kylar, and Jade Wynter. They reside in Dallas, Texas.