What does it mean that God has “now made manifest” truths He kept hidden for ages—and why does that matter for how you live today? In this concluding message of the series “That Which May Be Known,” Pastor traces God’s progressive revelation from before the foundation of the world to the present dispensation of grace, focusing on Paul’s teaching in Ephesians 3. He explains how God’s eternal counsel centered on exalting Christ, how redemption was never an afterthought, and how certain truths—especially concerning Jew and Gentile in “one body”—were kept secret until after Christ’s death, resurrection, and ascension and then revealed to the Apostle Paul.

Drawing from Ephesians, Galatians, 2 Corinthians, and Jeremiah, the sermon shows how promises rooted in the Abrahamic, Davidic, and New Covenants find their spiritual fulfillment in Christ and are now being ministered to Jew and Gentile alike. Gentiles are made “fellow heirs,” “of the same body,” and “partakers of His promise in Christ by the gospel.” Pastor presses the practical implications of these doctrines: if Old Testament saints did so much with so little light, what should we, who now possess the full revelation of God’s purpose in Christ, be doing with our lives, our churches, our marriages, and our work? The message ends with a heartfelt call to wakefulness, unity, and purposeful service in light of Christ’s present reign in the heavenly places and our privileged place in God’s eternal plan.