Coffee & The Word Chris Tortorici

In this sermon Pastor Tortorici teaches out of Genesis 48:8-20 and Genesis 37:10. At this point of the story of Joseph's life we find him bringing his two son's before his father Jacob for a blessing, before Jacob passes away. Something interesting happens during the blessing that first leaves Joseph confused and upset.

This Sunday Chris Tortorici reads out of Genesis 48:1-20 and he breaks down the story of Jacob pronouncing blessings over his sons. Chris looks into the fact that some of Jacob's sons haven't always lived a righteous life and they have done some terrible things. Does all the blame lie at the feet of Jacob? Haven't we all conceived and birthed an ugly past? What do we do with that past? In this message Chris lets us know that it's going to take strength to face what it is.

This Sunday Chris Tortorici reads out of Genesis 50:1-14 as we look at the end of Jacob's life and the aftermath of his passing.

This Sunday Chris Tortorici reads from Genesis 50:14-21, 49:5-7 and James 4:1-3 as he takes a look at the lives of Jacob's son's now that their father is gone. Will Joseph take vengeance upon his brothers? What causes a person to take vengeance? Where does war and vengeance come from? These are some of the questions that will be addressed in today's message "Don't Feed The Bear".

This Sunday Chris Tortorici reads from: Luke 22:19, Matt 20:20-24 and Matt 19:16-26 as he lays a foundation for his new series "Covenant". In these series we find out that there is a new cup and a new covenant. Will we be able to drink from this cup? Do we know what is in the cup? These are some of the questions from today's message. "Struggle is a sign of life, not death" - Chris Tortorici

In this message Tortorici reads from Hebrews 8:1-9 and Hebrews 8:8-13 as we explore the need for a second covenant. Tortorici asks; When was the old covenant, where was the old covenant and what is the difference between the old and new covenant. We explore why there was a need for a new covenant. Could it be that there was fault found in the old covenant? If it was a faulty covenant, who put the fault there?