The Altar Port St Joe

04/30/2018

This week’s Great Big Giveaway Thursday is for this triple pearl bracelet. All you have to do to register to win is to “like” this post. Of course, we would love it if you shared with your friends too😊
The winner of the bracelet will be announced right here on our FB page! I can’t wait to see who wins this week! Good luck!!❤️❤️

03/11/2018

Are you ready for this week’s Great Big Giveaway Thursday??? Here it is!!!
You will receive the bracelet AND matching necklace. Perfect for the summer!!
All you need to do is “like” this post to be registered to win in the drawing on Thursday.
** I recently discovered that FB does not us to ask you to share a post to enter a drawing sooooo...I am asking for you to “please” let your friends know😃.
Can’t wait to see who wins!!

04/30/2015

Upcoming May Events:

-May 2nd: Our First Saturday Sabbath Service
(Starts at 4 pm)
-May 9th: No Service Tonight (We will be doing some ministry work. Please contact us for more details)
-May 16th: Sabbath Service: Karah Bradley will be speaking! (4pm)
-May 23rd: Sabbath Shavuot (Pentecost) Service (4pm)
-May 30th: Saturday Sabbath Service (4pm)

We hope to see you there!

04/30/2015

Exciting News! The Altar will now be having weekly Saturday night services! Join us every Saturday at 4 pm for worship and teaching. See you there!

04/03/2015

Did you know that hours before Jesus was taken to be killed, he celebrated Passover with his disciples? His "Last Supper" was, in fact, the very same meal that Moses and the Israelites partook of in the OT many years ago.
Tonight, as you remember Jesus and the crucifixion, think of him as the Passover Lamb. Embrace the Jewish Jesus and look at the death, burial, and resurrection of Christ in a new light. Ask the Father to show you Jesus, the Passover Lamb, born to show us The Way.

Now on the first day of Unleavened Bread, when they killed the Passover lamb, His disciples said to Him, “Where do You want us to go and prepare, that You may eat the Passover?” And He sent out two of His disciples and said to them, “Go into the city, and a man will meet you carrying a pitcher of water; follow him. Wherever he goes in, say to the master of the house, ‘The Teacher says, “Where is the guest room in which I may eat the Passover with My disciples?” ’ Then he will show you a large upper room, furnished and prepared; there make ready for us.” (Mark 14:12-15 NKJV)

03/20/2015

Due to sickness and a death in the family, the monthly Altar service has been cancelled. Please remember our families in prayer. We will see you all for Passover in April!

01/16/2015

Join us tonight for a guest speaker at The Altar!
Brad Scott will be joining us tonight starting at 6:30.

Check out his ministry at www.wildbranch.org

11/24/2014

FYI: Just click on the Skip Moen Event below to see additional times!!

11/14/2014

Looking forward to jumping back into the "Key of David" tomorrow night! Service will begin at 6:30 EST. Hope to see you all there!

"I have found My servant David, the son of Jesse, a man after My own heart, who is willing to do all My will." Acts 13:22

11/05/2014

David the Worshipper after God's Heart-
David was called "a man after God's own heart (Acts 13:22), a man willing to do all my will." According to David himself in Psalm 40:8 "I delight to do your WILL, oh my God, your law is in my heart." So according to YHWH and David's own mouth, he was faithfully obedient to all that God commanded, thus a man AFTER God's own heart.
I am reminded of a day when Jesus is speaking to the Pharisees in Mark 7 as He quotes from Isaiah 29:13: “These people honor me with their lips but their HEARTS ARE FAR FROM ME and in vain they worship me teaching as doctrines the traditions of men! For laying aside the commandment of God you hold to the traditions of men......All too well you reject the commandment of God that you may keep your traditions! ”
Do you see, “Their hearts being far from Him" and their "vain worship” is equivalent to “laying aside the commands of God and keeping the traditions of men”? This is very important because it says David was a man AFTER God’s own heart. The Pharisees hearts are far away and their worship is in vain. David’s heart is after (in, towards) God’s! Their worship is vain and their hearts are far away because they do not obey God’s commands rather they keep man's traditions. David’s heart is AFTER God’s, a true worshipper because he obeys God’s commands.
There are things that are blazingly evident about David’s life in scripture: He was a worshipper; he was intimate with God; he was a servant. But the one thing that stands out the most (Psalm 119) and that actually defines his intimacy, his worship and his servant-hood is that he was faithfully obedient to the commands of God.
So the question becomes is my worship in vain, or am I a true worshipper of YHWH?

10/06/2014

This is a couple that is very well known and loved by The Altar. Kasee has just found out that she has a pineal cyst and that she will have to undergo brain surgery in California. The couple is raising funds for their trip and for the time that they will both be away from their jobs. Please keep Kasee and her husband in your prayers. Also, click the link below to donate.

http://www.gofundme.com/kaseem

Recently, Kasee started complaining about headaches that she couldn't shake. It then turned into double vision, facial pain, numbness, nausea, and dizziness. We thought it was from the stress of starting a new job and moving into their new home, but the symptoms got worse. She decided to see a...

09/23/2014

We would like to say "Thank You" to everyone who volunteered their time and/or musical capabilities that helped make the weekend a success. We think it is so awesome that God is knitting together a community that spans beyond one church or group! We had an incredible time worshipping and praying with all of you over the weekend!