Messages

"...but now you say 'We see', therefore your sin remains." Jn 9: 41 We come to the wonderful conclusion of this incident with the man born blind. Have you come to acknowledge that you were 'born blind' to? Oh then there's hope for you! It is the people who think they 'see'--that is: who think they're 'just fine'--who are in trouble. Let's take a look... Message by Pastor Rod Schorr, Calvary Chapel Old Towne, Orange, CA From his series: The Gospel of John: Truth for a World in the Grip of a Lie

"Rabbi, who sinned, this man or his parents, that he should be born blind?" Jn 9: 2 The most remarkable thing about the Bible is that literally everything you read 'applies', applies to you in power, profound ways. And no other incident in all the Bible applies more than this one does: this story of the man born blind. Let's dig in and start applying now! Message by Pastor Rod Schorr, Calvary Chapel Old Towne, Orange, CA From his series: The Gospel of John: Truth for a World in the Grip of a Lie.

"...you are of your father the Devil and the desires of your father, you want to do." Jn 8: 44 No passage of Scripture pertains more to our generation than this one. Jesus could have been speaking these words in Times Square! As Americans today, we smugly think that we're okay with God. After all 'We're a Christian nation', aren't we? We're all God's children.' Here Jesus is saying: "You're somebody's children anyway. But as for precisely whose, well, that depends on the 'likeness'." Message by Pastor Rod Schorr, Calvary Chapel Old Towne, Orange, CA From his series: The Gospel of John: Truth for a World in the Grip of a Lie. 

Who is our "Commissioner"?

"...and the multitudes marveled saint, 'It was never seen like this in Israel.'" Mt 9: 33 Pastor Dave Johnson explores the awesome deliverance of our Savior and the various ways our world responds to it.