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Out of Tradition into TRUTH

"...to make all men see what is the fellowship of the mystery..." Ephesians 3:9

Mission Statement

Our mission is to lead believers out of religious tradition and into the truth of God’s Word rightly divided. We stand upon the authority of the King James Bible (AV 1611) and the revelation of the mystery given to the Apostle Paul, making all men see what is the fellowship of the mystery (Ephesians 3:9). We exist to equip the Body of Christ with sound Pauline doctrine, to expose confusion created by man-made religion, and to help believers understand their identity, purpose, and calling under the dispensation of grace. Our goal is simple: to make truth plain, to make Christ known according to the mystery, and to see lives transformed by the gospel of the grace of God.

Our Commitment

We are committed to proclaiming the gospel of the grace of God without compromise or apology. Our desire is to see all men saved and come unto the knowledge of the truth (1 Timothy 2:4). We will continue to stand for sound doctrine, contend for the truth, and serve the Lord by making all men see what is the fellowship of the mystery (Ephesians 3:9). Our commitment is to truth over tradition, Scripture over speculation, and edification over entertainment.

Our Resources

Our resources are designed to help believers grow in the knowledge of the truth revealed through the Apostle Paul for this present dispensation of grace. Every article, study, devotional, and teaching is grounded in the King James Bible (AV 1611) and built upon sound Pauline doctrine, not tradition or denominational influence. We offer in-depth Bible studies, verse-by-verse commentaries, doctrinal outlines, rebuttals to religious error, and practical materials to help you understand your identity in the Body of Christ. Whether you are new to right division or a mature student of God’s Word, our goal is to provide clear, scriptural resources that make the mystery revealed to Paul understandable, applicable, and life-changing.

Our Purpose

Our purpose is to make the Word of God effectual in the lives of believers through clear, rightly divided teaching, so that they know who they are in Christ and walk in the truth without confusion. We labor “to make all men see what is the fellowship of the mystery” that was “hid in God” and is now revealed through the Apostle Paul for this present dispensation of grace (Ephesians 3:9). This means we preach Christ according to the revelation of the mystery, not according to Israel’s prophecy, and we establish saints upon the foundation found in Paul’s epistles where the doctrine for the Body of Christ is set forth plainly.

We exist to strengthen the Body of Christ by exposing false doctrine, clarifying misunderstood scriptures, and helping believers live out their heavenly identity through grace. Our work is not about tradition, denomination, or emotion. It is about truth that edifies, not confuses, separating law from grace, prophecy from mystery, and Israel’s program from the Body’s calling. We aim for believers to be grounded and settled in sound doctrine, to stand firm in grace, to walk worthy of their vocation, and to communicate truth to others with boldness and clarity.

Practically, our purpose expresses itself in four commitments. First, to publish resources that make the mystery understandable and usable in everyday life, including verse by verse studies, doctrinal outlines, and training tools. Second, to contend earnestly for the gospel of the grace of God, keeping the message of the cross clear and free from works. Third, to equip saints to read and teach the Bible with right division, comparing Scripture with Scripture and honoring the King James Bible as final authority. Fourth, to help local ministries and families build a pattern of edification that produces charity out of a pure heart, a good conscience, and faith unfeigned.

We measure our efforts by spiritual edification, not by numbers. When believers can articulate the gospel clearly, distinguish prophecy from mystery, rest in their complete position in Christ, and help others see the fellowship of the mystery, our purpose is being fulfilled. Our prayer aligns with 1 Timothy 2:4 that all men be saved and come unto the knowledge of the truth, and with Romans 16:25 that saints be established according to the preaching of Jesus Christ according to the revelation of the mystery.

Why “Out of Tradition Into Truth”

“Out of Tradition Into Truth” expresses the journey every believer must take when leaving man-made religion and embracing the Word of God rightly divided. The title is not about rejecting history or heritage, but about moving from inherited tradition to revealed truth. The Lord calls His people to grow in knowledge, not to remain bound by doctrines of men. Paul warned that believers could be spoiled “through philosophy and vain deceit, after the tradition of men, after the rudiments of the world, and not after Christ” (Colossians 2:8). Religious tradition often replaces revelation, substitutes feeling for faith, and binds believers under ordinances that God never gave to the Body of Christ.

We use this name because truth has a destination. It takes the believer out of confusion and into clarity, out of works and into grace, out of Israel’s prophetic program and into the revelation of the mystery. The phrase captures the movement from shadow to substance, from earthly ordinances to heavenly identity, from denominational authority to the authority of the King James Bible (AV 1611). Tradition says “do,” but truth says “it is done.” Tradition says “join,” but truth says “you are complete in Him.”

“Out of Tradition Into Truth” is more than a title; it is a testimony of transformation. It represents the moment the Word of God effectually works in a believer who begins to see the Bible as God laid it out through right division. It is the turning point where the Scriptures open up not as a collection of mixed commands, but as a perfectly ordered revelation distinguishing prophecy from mystery, law from grace, and Israel from the Body of Christ.

Our mission under this name is to help others make that same journey. We aim to see men and women delivered from religious tradition and established in the truth of God’s grace, so that they can understand the fellowship of the mystery revealed to Paul and live confidently in their position in Christ. We exist to help believers walk away from tradition’s confusion and into the liberty of truth that builds, comforts, and edifies.

“Out of Tradition Into Truth” is the pathway from bondage to freedom, from guessing to knowing, and from religion to relationship with Christ according to the revelation of the mystery.

About Out of Tradition into TRUTH

Our Beliefs

The Scriptures
We affirm that the King James Bible, Authorized Version 1611, is the inspired and preserved Word of God in English. It is our final authority for faith and practice. We do not appeal to church tradition, denominational councils, or original language reconstructions to correct it. We compare Scripture with Scripture and let the Bible interpret itself.
Salvation by Grace through Faith
We believe the gospel that saves today is declared in 1 Corinthians 15 verses 1 through 4. Christ died for our sins according to the Scriptures, He was buried, and He rose again the third day according to the Scriptures. Salvation is the free gift of God, received by grace through faith without works, ceremony, or covenant obligation. The blood of Christ paid for all our sins, and the resurrection proves the payment is sufficient. The moment a sinner believes this gospel, he is justified, forgiven, sealed by the Holy Spirit, and placed into the Body of Christ. He is complete in Christ and secure forever.
Paul’s Special Apostleship and Pattern
We believe the risen Lord Jesus Christ committed a distinct revelation to the Apostle Paul for this present dispensation of the grace of God. Paul is the apostle to the Gentiles and the minister of the mystery. The doctrine that establishes the Body of Christ in truth and practice is found in Paul’s epistles, Romans through Philemon. We labor to make all men see what is the fellowship of the mystery, which was kept secret since the world began and is now made manifest.
The Body of Christ and Israel are Distinct
We believe the Body of Christ is a new creature, neither Jew nor Gentile in standing before God, with a heavenly position and hope. Israel is a nation with earthly promises, covenants, and a prophesied kingdom. We reject the blending of Israel’s prophetic program with the doctrine that governs the Body of Christ. The new covenant, the kingdom gospel, and Israel’s earthly hope do not define the calling or rule of life for the Body of Christ in this present dispensation.
Prophecy and Mystery Kept Separate
We believe prophecy concerns the earth, Israel, and the promised kingdom. The mystery concerns the heavenly purpose revealed to Paul for the Body of Christ. These two bodies of truth must not be mixed. All Scripture is for our learning, yet not all Scripture is written to us or about us. Right division keeps law and grace, circumcision and uncircumcision, prophecy and mystery, Israel’s program and the Body’s dispensation, each in its proper place.
One Gospel that Saves Today
We preach Christ according to the revelation of the mystery. The gospel that saves today is the gospel of the grace of God, centered on the finished crosswork of Christ and His resurrection. We do not preach the gospel of the kingdom, which required Israel’s repentance and water baptism for entrance into a prophesied earthly kingdom. Our message is the preaching of the cross for all men without distinction, received by faith alone.
One Baptism by the Spirit
We believe there is one baptism that operates today, which is the Spirit baptizing the believer into the Body of Christ. This identification with Christ’s death, burial, and resurrection is without water. Water rites do not add righteousness, do not convey the Spirit, and are not required for salvation. Our identity is in Christ alone.
Spiritual Gifts and Sign Miracles
We believe sign gifts belonged to Israel’s program and served as confirmation for the covenants and the kingdom offer. The Body of Christ walks by faith, not by sight. We do not build our faith on tongues, visions, or healing campaigns. The Spirit now works through the completed Word of God to edify the Body in sound doctrine, charity, and good works that adorn the gospel.
Prayer and Practice under Grace
We pray according to Pauline instruction, giving thanks in everything, making supplication for all men, and resting in the peace of God that keeps our hearts and minds through Christ Jesus. We do not claim Israel’s prayer formulas or covenant guarantees. Our practice flows from our position in Christ, and our service is energized by grace, not by law.
The Lord’s Supper
We receive the Supper as a memorial of the Lord’s death till He come. It does not convey grace or remove sin. It is a time of remembrance, examination, and testimony to the cross, handled in decency and order according to Paul’s instructions.
Eternal Security and Assurance
We believe the believer is sealed by the Holy Spirit until the day of redemption. Our assurance rests in the faithfulness of God, the finished work of Christ, and the clear testimony of Scripture. Salvation is a present possession, and nothing can separate us from the love of God which is in Christ Jesus our Lord.
Our Hope and Calling
We believe the hope of the Body of Christ is heavenly. We are blessed with all spiritual blessings in heavenly places in Christ. We look for the appearing of Christ and our gathering unto Him, not for signs of an earthly kingdom. Our conversation is in heaven, and our affection is set on things above.
What We Reject
We reject any system that makes the Body of Christ the bride, that places the Body under Israel’s covenants, that makes water or works a requirement for salvation, or that uses tradition to bind the conscience where Scripture gives liberty. We reject using the book of Acts as a manual of doctrine for the Body apart from Pauline instruction. We reject interpretations that confuse the gospel of the grace of God with the gospel of the kingdom, or that use passages written to Israel to govern the practice of the Body of Christ.
Our Aim
Our aim is to preach Christ according to the mystery, to see souls saved by the gospel of grace, and to edify saints with sound Pauline doctrine so they know who they are in Christ and walk worthy of their calling. We commit to clarity over confusion, Scripture over tradition, and grace over bondage.