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Difference of potential (voltage) causes current to flow as long as there is a complete path (circuit) for it to flow along.

Voltage can be thought of as electrical pressure along the same lines as water pressure. If there is a competed path the electrical 'pressure'will push the electrons from the higher potention (pressure) to the lower potential (pressure).

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