Home Consider What Paul Says – The Key to Church-Age Understanding
July 12, 2026
Speaker: Paul Tackett
Topic: 2 Timothy 2:7, Blessed Hope, Body of Christ, Church Age Doctrine, Consider What Paul Says, Dispensation of Grace, Gospel of Grace, Israel and the Church, KJV Sermon Outlines, Paul’s Apostleship, Pauline Doctrine, Prophecy and Mystery, Revelation of the Mystery, Rightly Dividing, Sound Doctrine
Book: Ephesians
Consider What Paul Says is a detailed KJV sermon outline from VerseQuest Ministries built on 2 Timothy 2:7. This study explains why the Lord gives Church-age understanding when believers seriously consider the doctrine Christ revealed through the apostle Paul. It shows how Pauline teaching clarifies the gospel of grace, salvation apart from works, the dispensation of grace, the revelation of the mystery, the Body of Christ, Israel and the Church, law and grace, prophecy and mystery, and the blessed hope. Designed for pastors, preachers, teachers, Bible students, and believers, this sermon resource exposes the confusion created when churches quote Paul selectively while rejecting his distinct apostleship and doctrinal authority. With strong King James Bible emphasis, this outline equips Christians to study Paul’s epistles, rightly divide all Scripture, stand firmly in grace, understand their position in Christ, and serve God as approved workmen.
June 28, 2026
Speaker: Paul Tackett
Topic: Acts 3:21, Dispensational Truth, Gospel of Grace, Israel and the Church, KJV Sermon Outlines, Pauline Doctrine, Prophecy and Mystery, Rightly Dividing, Romans 16:25, VerseQuest Sermons
Book: 1 Corinthians, 2 Timothy, Acts, Colossians, Ephesians, Galatians, Romans
This sermon outline explains one of the most important distinctions in rightly dividing the word of truth: the difference between things God spoke by the prophets since the world began and the mystery He kept secret since the world began. Acts 3:21 and Romans 16:25 are not saying the same thing. One concerns prophecy, Israel, the kingdom, the covenants, the land, the throne of David, the restoration of all things, and the earthly reign of Christ. The other concerns the mystery revealed through Paul, the Body of Christ, the dispensation of grace, Jew and Gentile in one new man, and the Church’s heavenly calling. This study shows why mixing prophecy and mystery creates confusion about Israel, the Church, salvation, the rapture, the tribulation, and the gospel of grace.