Have you ever wondered why Paul would single out “the Israel of God” with a special blessing right after declaring that nothing avails but a new creature?

Have you ever noticed how the phrases “born again” and “born of the Spirit” get used as though they are the universal way to describe salvation for everyone in every age?

Have you ever stopped to ask yourself why the Apostle Paul spent so much ink warning the churches about certain men who “desired to be teachers of the law”? (1 Timothy 1:7 KJV).

Have you ever wondered while reading 1 Peter why the tone, the promises, and the hope feel so different from Paul’s letters to the churches?

Have you ever sat through an offering time feeling that familiar pressure—maybe a strong hint that real faith means tithing ten percent every week, or you’re robbing God if you don’t?

Have you ever wondered why the miracles, tongues, and healings we read about in the Gospels and early Acts seem so far removed from our everyday experience as believers today?

Have you ever noticed how much confusion and division there is over water baptism?

The revelation of the mystery given to the Apostle Paul is all about our identity as members of the body of Christ—not sheep in some earthly flock.