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The Altar Fellowship podcast is truly fantastic in every sense of the word. From its theologically solid preaching to its powerful messages that honor God, this podcast is a true gem. The hosts and leaders of this church fellowship have a genuine heart for God and His Word, and it shines through in their teachings. I appreciate their commitment to following the leading of the Holy Spirit and their prayers for boldness and blessings.
One of the best aspects of The Altar Fellowship podcast is its authenticity. The teaching is true to the simplicity and depth of biblical truth, which is refreshing in a world where many churches water down or distort Scripture. The hunger for authenticity from both the hosts and the listeners is evident, creating an atmosphere where people can truly grow spiritually. Additionally, the messages are relatable and understandable, making it easy for anyone to follow along.
Another great aspect of this podcast is its ability to create a sense of community. Although I have never visited this fellowship in person, listening to the podcast makes me feel like I am part of the service at times, especially during prayer. The heart behind this ministry creates a welcoming environment where all believers can come together to worship and learn.
While it's challenging to find any negatives about this podcast, one area that could be improved upon is consistency in release dates. As a listener who looks forward to new episodes, it can be disappointing when there are long gaps between releases. However, I understand that running a church and producing a podcast simultaneously can be demanding, so I appreciate their efforts nonetheless.
In conclusion, I am genuinely considering moving 2,000 miles just so I can be a part of what God is doing at The Altar Fellowship. This podcast has impacted my life in ways that no other ministry has before. The preaching speaks directly to me, and I appreciate how raw yet honoring it is toward Jesus Christ. Mattie Montgomery's music first drew me in, but this podcast has taken my relationship with God to a whole new level. I trust this ministry and the work they are doing for the kingdom, and I cannot wait to see what else they have in store.
Sowing and reaping is a spiritual truth—but grace is a kingdom reality. Pastor Mattie Montgomery explores how the gospel invites us to reap what Christ has sown, not what we have earned. It's not about our righteousness, but His.Support the show
This Father's Day, Pastor Mattie Montgomery explores the Lord's Prayer, emphasizing the dual nature of God as both a holy, sovereign deity and an approachable, loving Father. We dive into the concept of God's kingdom as both a place and a culture, challenging believers to live out heaven's culture on earth. Support the show
We will discuss the importance of a regular, personal, intimate devotion time with the Lord and also discuss the importance of some of the elements that might be included in those times of devotion.Support the show
The greatest danger to your faith isn't persecution—it's compromise. Subtle decisions can pull you from God's presence to Sodom's gate. Through Lot's story, we see that compromise costs everything—but Jesus gave everything to redeem it.Support the show
Pastor Mattie teaches from Mark 15 about Barabbas, and the ways his story can give light to us as we seek to navigate life in a politically charged climate. Support the show
Pastor Mattie unpacks the parable of the ten virgins in Matthew 25:1-13, urging believers to live in a place of constant devotion. Our position in Christ is marked not by what we avoid, but by our active pursuit of Him. Get your own oil. Stay in the place of pursuit.Support the show
Pastor Mattie Montgomery traces the birth of the church in Ephesus and the Holy Spirit's transforming power in the lives of believers. Through Genesis, Acts, and Revelation, he calls us to true devotion, holy fear, and a life fully consecrated to Christ—reminding us that it's not enough to almost be the Church Jesus died for.Support the show
In this episode, Pastor Mattie closes out the Ephesians series with a look at Ephesians 6:21–24. He reflects on the life of Tychicus, a man who carried the heart of God by comforting the Church, strengthening the brethren, and making the mysteries of Christ known. Pastor Mattie reminds us that the greatest calling is to love and serve the Body of Christ, and that in a world chasing titles, the highest honor is to be a servant.Support the show
What does it really mean to surrender everything for the sake of Christ? In this message, Pastor Mattie reflects on the heart of Abraham's obedience in Genesis 22 and what it teaches us about trust, sacrifice, and the character of God. He explores the powerful truth that Yahweh provides, and that His provision is ultimately fulfilled in Jesus: the Lamb of God given in our place. This isn't just a story of ancient faith; it's the story of our redemption. If all we have to give is everything, and what we gain is God Himself, that's a trade worth making every time.Support the show
This week, Pastor Mattie walks us through Ephesians 6:14-20, showing that the real focus of this passage is prayer—not warfare. In an age of peace, we're not called to obsess over battle, but to fix our eyes on the Father. It's through the posture of prayer and the Gospel of peace that Yahweh brings victory.Support the show
Pastor Mattie explores what it means to live in the Age of Peace—a time when we no longer give our attention to demons, but fix our eyes fully on the Father. We unpack the true nature of spiritual warfare in Ephesians 6:10-13: not shouting at the devil, but standing firm in truth, guarding our hearts from accusation, and living in the light. Support the show
In this powerful message from Pastor Mattie, we dive into Ephesians 6:5-9 and explore what it means to work as unto the Lord. Whether you're a boss or an employee, God calls each of us to approach our work with excellence, honor, and integrity. Join us as we unpack how true accountability isn't just to our employers but ultimately to God—and how working with the right heart can glorify Him in every task set before us.Support the show
Pastor Mattie emphasizes the joy of true kingdom parenting; raising children in the ways of the Lord—training them with responsibility, discipline, and a deep understanding of sonship in God's kingdom by taking a deep dive into Ephesians 6:1-4.Support the show
Pastor Mattie continues in Ephesians 5, exploring what it means to present your marriage as holy and without blemish before the Lord - emphasizing that marriage is a tangible expression of the Gospel to the unbelieving world around us.Support the show
In this episode, we explore the biblical call for husbands to love their wives as Christ loves the Church. Pastor Mattie challenges men to lead by example—choosing peace over conflict, humility over pride, and sacrifice over self-interest. Marriage isn't just a partnership; it's a prophetic act, reflecting the love of Jesus. Join us as we dive into what it means for husbands to lay down their lives, stand firm against the challenges of the world, and embody the strength and tenderness of Christ in their homes.Support the show
What does it mean for husbands and wives to be "heirs together" of God's grace? Pastor Mattie unpacks Ephesians 5, revealing how God designed marriage as a prophetic picture of Christ and the Church. He challenges common misconceptions about headship and submission, showing that true biblical leadership is marked by complementary covenant communion. This conversation will encourage you to see marriage not as a struggle for control, but as a divine partnership where both husband and wife thrive.Support the show
What does Ephesians really say about submission, and how does it reflect Christ's love for the Church? Pastor Mattie unpacks the heart behind this passage, revealing that biblical submission brings freedom, not bondage. He talks about the influence a wife's encouragement has on her husband and the true beauty of a peaceful spirit. Pastor Mattie invites us to see the merit of God's design for marriage—a partnership rooted in love, honor, and sacrificial leadership.Support the show
Pastor Mattie continues his study through Ephesians, teaching on our identity as children of light—called to shine and walk in spiritual integrity.Support the show
Pastor Mattie takes us further into the book of Ephesians by looking at the doctrine of repentance and the apostle Paul's warning to all believers in Ephesians chapter 5:3-9.Support the show
Pastor Mattie continues his study through the book of Ephesians, teaching this week on the invitation and instruction to walk in love as imitators of Christ.Support the show
Pastor Mattie Montgomery continues his series in Ephesians, picking up in chapter 4 with practical wisdom on how to maintain unity with other believers. Support the show
This week Pastor Mattie shares various scriptures that have been foundational to the establishment of The Altar Fellowship, and where we are in our journey. Support the show
Pastor Jon teaches on the unconditional love of the Father that is found by being adopted into the family of Yahweh.Support the show
Pastor Mattie teaches about the resurrected heart and the revival of the mind from Ephesians 4:17-21.Support the show
Pastor Mattie unpacks seven key features of God's dream for church out of Ephesians 4:13-16.Support the show
Pastor Mattie teaches on the importance of the five-fold ministry gifts in the life of the church.Support the show
Often times we pray that God will remove the obstacles in our lives. But most times, Yahweh desires for us to overcome them. However, our victory doesn't rest in the effects of our own efforts, it simply lies in the fullness of His goodness.Support the show
Pastor Mattie teaches out of Ephesian Chapter 4 about our kingdom identity and the seven sources of unity that God has given us.Support the show
God is calling us today to be filled with the Holy Spirit and empty of ourselves.Support the show
Pastor Mattie encourages believers to walk in all holiness as he begins teaching out of Ephesians chapter 4.Support the show
Pastor Mattie continues teaching in Ephesians 3:20-21 on the God who is able.Support the show
Pastor Mattie teaches on being rooted and grounded in the fullness of Christ through Ephesians 3:14-19.Support the show
Pastor Mattie teaches in Ephesians chapter 3 on the role and the design of the fellowship of the mystery that is the church.Support the show
Ray Hughes reminds us of the importance of not just moving forward but moving on, into Yahweh's plan.Support the show
Pastor Mattie continues his journey through the book of Ephesians by unveiling the mystery of the gospel.Support the show
Pastor Mattie continues his series on Ephesians.Support the show
Pastor Mattie continues teaching out of Ephesians chapter 2. Focusing on our call as believers to peace and unity.Support the Show.
Pastor Mattie walks us through what it looks like to be in the covenant of belonging through Ephesians chapter 2. Support the Show.
Pastor Mattie continues his series through the book of Ephesians by diving into the depths of Ephesians chapter 2.Support the Show.
Pastor Mattie teaches out of Ephesians 1:15-22 on the glory, role, and responsibility of the church.Support the Show.
Pastor Mattie teaches out of Ephesians 1:7-14.Support the Show.
Pastor Mattie expounds upon Ephesians 1:1-6, highlighting the profound truths that we are chosen, adopted, and accepted in Christ.Support the Show.
Pastor Parker reminds us that even in the moments when we feel like we don't know what pitch to swing at, we are more than capable and qualified in the eyes of the Father. Support the Show.
Pastor Mattie speaks about the state of our nation, and offers comfort and perspective for the Church as it seeks to navigate recent political events.Support the Show.
Pastor Mattie continues to teach from Luke 15 parable of two brothers. In this message, he focuses on the second brother's failure to understand and embrace the father's heart.Support the Show.
Pastor Mattie teaches out of Luke 15, the parable of the lost son.Support the Show.
This week Pastor Mattie finished the series of Atonement Theories by discussing the Moral Example model. That Christ's death wasn't just to save us, but also to show us how we love, by laying down our lives for the good of others.Support the Show.
We are blessed and honored to receive from Ray Hughes. in this message, ray shares about our rich biblical history found in the life of king David. Ray teaches us that one generations longing becomes another lyric, and how music is language of forever.Support the Show.
Pastor Mattie teaches on the Christus Medicus model of the atonement, painting a picture of the Cross as not only a means to our deliverance and forgiveness, but also our healing. Support the Show.
Pastor Mattie teaches on the penal substitutionary model of the atonement and some of its historical criticisms and the good news it presents for all believers.Support the Show.
Pastor Mattie begins a new series on the doctrine of atonement. Support the Show.
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