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Sermon Title: The Day Grace Came to My Table

Big Idea: The grace of Jesus isn’t reserved for the worthy, it’s extended to the undeserving. Matthew’s story reminds us that when grace shows up, it changes your seat, your story, and your view of others.

I. Grace Finds You Where You Are

“He saw a man called Matthew sitting at the tax booth...” (v.9)

• Jesus sees Matthew in his sin, not after he cleans up.
• Grace is the unmerited favor of God. His loving initiative to reach out, forgive, and restore sinners, not because of their worthiness, but because of His own mercy and purpose. 
• Tax collectors were sellouts profiting off their own people under Roman rule.
• But grace doesn’t wait at the temple it walks into your workplace.
• Punchline: “Jesus didn’t die for the cleaned-up version of you.”

II. Grace Doesn’t Just Forgive You. It Repositions You
“Follow me. And he rose and followed him.” (v.9)

• “Follow Me” isn’t just about direction… it’s about identity.
• In one moment, Matthew goes from collecting for Caesar to walking with Christ.
• He left the table of the empire for the table of the Kingdom.

The call wasn’t conditional. It was catalytic.

Forgiveness that doesn’t lead to transformation or discipleship is “cheap grace.” Dietrich Bonhoeffer in The Cost of Discipleship…

Cheap grace is:

“Grace without discipleship, grace without the cross, grace without Jesus Christ, living and incarnate.” – Bonhoeffer

• It desires forgiveness without repentance.
• It seeks comfort without conviction.
• It tells people they’re “saved” but doesn’t call them to follow.

Costly grace is:

“Is the gospel which must be sought again and again… It is costly because it costs a man his life, and it is grace because it gives a man the only true life.”

• It begins with forgiveness, but moves into transformation.
• It involves denying self…taking up the cross and actually following like Matthew did. 

"The grace that calls you will also move you."

III. Grace Makes Space for the Unlikely

“As Jesus reclined at table… many tax collectors and sinners came…” (v.10)

• Matthew didn’t just follow, he hosted.
• He throws a party for people like him because grace throws open the doors.
• Jesus didn’t just “allow” these people in. He was comfortable with them. 

Reclining was intimate, not formal

In first-century Jewish culture:

• To recline at the table wasn’t casual. It was communal.
• It symbolized acceptance, peace, and friendship (not just tolerance).
• You didn’t recline with people you found unclean, awkward, or beneath you.

This is not condoning the sin! It means he loves you so much, that he will get in it to lead you out of it. 

The Pharisees were confused because grace disrupts religious gatekeeping.

IV. Grace Rebukes the Self-Righteous and Heals the Sick
“Those who are well have no need of a physician, but those who are sick...” (v.12)
“I desire mercy, not sacrifice...” (v.13)

• Jesus flips the Pharisees' critique into a classroom.
• They know the scriptures, but they don’t know the heart of God.
• Grace is not just about forgiveness; it’s about healing, restoring, and rewiring the soul.

Tim Keller: “The gospel is not for the morally upright. It’s for those who finally admit they’re not.”

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READ Part 5: Scripture Shapes Reality, Not the Other Way Around
Podcast: The Charlie Mitchell Teachings Podcast
Series: READ – Rediscovering the Power of Scripture
Episode: 4 of 5

Scripture References:

• Romans 12:1-2
• 2 Timothy 3:16-17
• 1 Samuel 3
• Psalm 1
• John 1
• Mark 4

Episode Summary:

This week, we move deeper into our READ series with a challenging question: What is shaping your reality, God’s Word or everything else?

In this episode, Pastor Charlie dives into the power of Scripture not just to inform, but to form. To reshape your inner world. To create resistance to the default settings of culture, trauma, or algorithm-fed identity.

If Romans 12 says we’re either being conformed to the world or transformed by the renewing of our minds, then reading the Word isn’t just for inspiration, it’s for reformation.

This message unpacks:

• Why reading Scripture daily is how we stay woke to reality
• How God’s Word forms you at the subconscious level
• The difference between biblical reading and social media scrolling
• The danger of information without formation
• Why formation requires repetition, meditation, and submission
• What it means to "become the good soil" from Mark 4

Key Quote:

“Most of us aren’t formed by the Bible. We’re informed by it, but formed by the timeline.”

Action Steps:

• Identify your current sources of formation (screens, habits, music, etc.)
• Commit to 15 uninterrupted minutes with Scripture every morning this week
• Ask: What is God trying to form in me through this Word today?

🔗 Resources Mentioned:

• Romans 12:1-2 - Bible Gateway
• Mark 4: The Parable of the Sower
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How Reading the Bible Transforms Your Life

Episode Overview:

In this message, Pastor Charlie Mitchell explores how the Bible is not just for reading—it’s for transformation. Using Romans 12:1-2 as the foundation, he unpacks how our habits, culture, and surroundings constantly shape us, often without us even realizing it. But through intentional engagement with Scripture, we can be formed into the image of Jesus and participate in God’s story of redemption.

Key Takeaways:

1. Your Lifestyle is Your Worship

• Romans 12:1 – Our everyday lives—our habits, conversations, and actions—reflect our response to God.

• Worship isn’t just about Sunday services; it’s about how we live daily.

• Just as powerful stories draw us in, the Bible calls us to step into God’s story and live it out.

2. The World is Shaping You—Whether You Realize It or Not

• Romans 12:2a – “Do not be conformed to this age.”

• The culture around us is constantly shaping our identity, beliefs, and behaviors.

• Our habits, communities, and environments form us, often making us unknowingly reflect the world instead of Jesus.

3. Reading the Bible is Counter-Formation

• The Bible actively pushes against the mold of the world, reshaping us into Jesus’ image.

• Luke 6:39-40 – “A disciple is not above his teacher, but everyone who is fully trained will be like his teacher.”

• The goal isn’t just to read Scripture but to be shaped by it, just as Jesus was.

4. Transformation Requires Renewing Your Mind

• Romans 12:2b – “Be transformed by the renewing of your mind.”

• True transformation is an ongoing process that involves changing our thoughts, desires, and behaviors.

• Reading the Bible isn’t just about gaining knowledge—it’s about changing who we are.

5. The Bible is the Primary Force of Transformation in Your Life

• Dallas Willard: “We come to the Scripture as part of our conscious strategy to cooperate with God for the full redemption of our life.”

• The Scriptures help us resist the cultural tide and allow God to reshape our identity and purpose.

• If we allow life to passively shape us, we’ll drift away from Jesus. Instead, we must intentionally immerse ourselves in the Word.

Practical Steps for Transformation:

1. Commit to a Daily Bible Reading Habit – Set a specific time each day to engage with Scripture.

2. Surround Yourself with People Who Point You to Jesus – Your community shapes you more than you realize.

3. Evaluate Your Habits – Are they forming you into the image of Christ or the world?

4. Be Intentional About Who and What Influences You – Social media, TV, and conversations all shape your thinking.

5. Pray for Transformation – Ask God to renew your mind and help you embody His Word in daily life.

Final Thoughts:

The will of God isn’t a mystery—it’s that we become more like Jesus. But we can’t discern God’s will if we aren’t submitted to His Word. The Bible is more than a book; it’s an invitation to transformation.

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Episode Overview:

In this episode of The Charlie Mitchell Teachings Podcast, Pastor Charlie Mitchell unpacks how the Bible is more than just a book—it’s the true story of the world. Many of us live by the narratives we’ve been told by culture, society, and our upbringing, but Scripture confronts and corrects these false realities. Through John 5:38-40, we’ll explore why knowledge alone doesn’t equal belief, why we must align ourselves with God’s truth, and how Jesus is the key to understanding Scripture.

Key Takeaways:

1. Everyone Lives by a Story—But Is It True?

• We all shape our lives based on a narrative that helps us answer big questions: Who are we? Where do we come from? What is our purpose?

• The American Dream, street culture, capitalism, politics, and religion all tell different stories.

• The Bible presents a superior, alternative story—the true story of the world.

2. Knowledge Alone Doesn’t Equal Belief (John 5:38-40)

• Jesus rebuked the religious leaders who had extensive knowledge of Scripture but failed to recognize Him as the Messiah.

• Memorizing verses, attending church, and even theological study don’t guarantee transformation.

• We often treat Jesus like a “roommate” rather than the Lord of our lives:

• “Jesus, you can stay here, but don’t mess with my money, my relationships, my lifestyle.”

• True belief means surrendering our way of seeing the world to Him.

3. The Bible is Not a Self-Help Manual—It’s About Jesus

• “You pore over the scriptures because you think you have eternal life in them, and yet they testify about me.” (John 5:39)

• Many approach the Bible looking for answers to personal problems—career success, relationships, finances—without actually seeking Jesus.

• The Bible is not a “how-to” book for life; it’s the story of Jesus and His kingdom.

• If we read the Bible for personal gain rather than transformation, we miss its purpose.

4. Why People Reject the Truth of the Bible

• Many resist Scripture because it challenges their worldview.

• John 3:19 – “The light has come into the world, but people loved darkness rather than light because their deeds were evil.”

• People often claim to seek truth, but when confronted with reality, they reject it.

• The Bible exposes our flaws, sins, and brokenness, which can be uncomfortable.

5. The Danger of Trusting Your Own Vision (Proverbs 14:12)

• Pilots in low visibility can lose their sense of direction, trusting their instincts rather than their instruments.

• The Bible is our instrument panel—it shows us reality even when we feel otherwise.

• “There is a way that seems right to a person, but its end is the way to death.” (Proverbs 14:12)

• We must trust God’s Word over our feelings, instincts, and cultural influences.

Practical Steps to Align with God’s Reality:

1. Read the Bible for Truth, Not Just Inspiration – Approach Scripture to discover who God is, not just for quick solutions.

2. Submit to Jesus as Lord – Don’t just let Him “stay in your house”; let Him renovate it.

3. Examine Your Beliefs – Are they shaped by Scripture or by culture?

4. Surround Yourself with Biblical Community – Who influences your understanding of reality?

5. Pray for Clarity – Ask God to help you see the world as He sees it.

Final Thoughts:

We read the Bible not just for knowledge or personal gain, but to see reality as God sees it. If we ignore

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Episode Title: "The Bible: A Covenant of Relationship"

Episode Overview:
In this episode, Pastor Charlie Mitchell unpacks why reading the Bible is essential for followers of Jesus, focusing on the relational aspect of scripture. He explains how the Bible serves as a covenant, aka a relational document, that defines our relationship with Jesus, guiding us to love, obey, and know Him more deeply. Pastor Charlie shares personal reflections, biblical insights, and practical steps to make the Bible an integral part of your walk with Christ.

Episode Highlights:

1. The Bible as a Covenant Document:
   • Just as major life decisions often involve verbal agreements and written documentation, our relationship with Jesus is mediated through His Word.
   • The Bible is a covenant document that outlines the nature of our relationship with God and invites us to respond in obedience and love.
   • Reading the Bible is not just a religious practice; it is foundational to following Jesus.
2. Obedience as an Expression of Love:
   • Key Verse: John 14:15 – “If you love me, you will keep my commands.”
   • To love Jesus is to obey His teachings, as the Bible reflects His will and commands.
   • The Bible is more than a book of commands or moral stories; it is the story of God’s relentless pursuit of humanity and His desire to rescue and redeem us.
   • How we respond to the Bible reflects how we respond to Jesus.
3. Making the Bible a Part of You:
   • Key Verse: John 14:17 – “He is the Spirit of truth. The world is unable to receive him because it doesn’t see him or know him. But you do know him, because he remains with you and will be in you.”
   • The Bible helps us internalize God’s Word, enabling the Holy Spirit to guide and transform us.
   • Practical steps: meditate on scripture, commit to studying, and make the Word a regular part of your life.
   • Supporting Scripture: Psalms 119:15-16 – “I will meditate on your precepts and think about your ways. I will delight in your statutes; I will not forget your word.”
4. Eternal Security and Hope in the Bible:
   • Key Passage: John 14:18-21 – Jesus reassures His disciples that He will never leave them as orphans.
   • The Bible provides eternal promises, offering us hope and security in our relationship with God.
   • True discipleship is marked by obedience to Jesus' commands, living them out, and teaching them to others.

Practical Application:

• Commit to Regular Bible Reading: Start or deepen your practice of engaging with scripture daily.
• Meditate and Memorize: Reflect on and internalize the Word to let it shape your life.
• Align with Jesus: Remember that to follow Jesus is to live in accordance with His teachings found in the Bible.
• Read in Community: Join a Bible study or reading plan to grow alongside others.

Key Takeaway:
We read the Bible because we love Jesus and want to know Him more deeply. The Bible is not just a book of rules but a relational document that guides us into a closer walk with Christ. As we read, obey, and internalize His Word, we experience the transformative power of His presence in our lives.

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Why We Read The Bible

Episode Overview:
In this episode, Pastor Charlie Mitchell kicks off a new series titled "READ," focusing on the importance of reading the Bible. He discusses the cultural shift away from scripture, the challenges of understanding it, and the reasons why as followers of Jesus, we should be devoted to reading the Bible. He also provides practical advice on how to engage with the Bible effectively.

Relevant Scripture:
- Matthew 5:17-18: Jesus affirms the Bible’s enduring authority and relevance.

Episode Highlights:

1. Cultural Shift: Pastor Charlie reflects on the cultural and generational changes that have led to a decline in biblical literacy and engagement.
2. Challenges of Reading the Bible: He addresses the common issues people face, such as the complexity, perceived irrelevance, and difficult passages in the Bible.
3. Reasons to Read the Bible: This section emphasizes that we should read the Bible as followers of Jesus because Jesus himself was deeply connected to the scriptures.
4. Understanding the Bible: Charlie shares how Jesus interpreted the Bible and the importance of approaching it as a cohesive story rather than an encyclopedia.
5. Trust and Authority: Highlights that the Bible is trustworthy and authoritative and should shape our lives and decisions.
6. Proper Interpretation: Stresses the need for proper interpretation to avoid misreading and misapplying the scriptures.

Practical Application:
1. Get a Good Bible: Find a Bible that is understandable and enjoyable to read. Pastor Charlie recommends the Christian Standard Bible (CSB) for its readability.
2. Join a Bible Reading Plan: Participate in a structured reading plan to stay consistent and accountable.
3. Create a Daily Rhythm: Set a specific time each day to read the Bible, whether in the morning, evening, or while commuting.
4. Subtract, Don't Add: Make room for Bible reading by cutting down on other activities, like phone time or TV.
5. Persevere: Stick with the reading plan even when it gets challenging. Use resources like Bible apps to help stay engaged.

Key Takeaways:

1. The Bible as One Story: The Bible is a cohesive story that culminates in the life of Jesus and should be read and understood in this context.
2. Trustworthy and Authoritative: Every part of the Bible is significant and should be respected and adhered to.
3. Need for Interpretation: Proper interpretation is essential to understanding and applying the Bible's teachings correctly.

Conclusion:
Reading the Bible is essential for followers of Jesus because it reveals who He is and guides us in our spiritual journey. Pastor Charlie encourages everyone to engage deeply with the Bible, develop a daily reading habit, and rely on the Holy Spirit for understanding and transformation.

Action Steps:
1. Get a good, understandable Bible.
2. Join a Bible reading plan.
3. Establish a daily reading routine.
4. Subtract unnecessary activities to make time for Bible reading.
5. Persevere through challenging passages.

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Night Vision: Finding God in the Dark

Episode Overview:
In this episode, Charlie Mitchell delves into the profound spiritual lessons available during challenging times, drawing from Exodus 19 and the encounter of Moses and the Israelites with God at Mount Sinai. The theme of the episode is about embracing the 'darkness' or challenging periods in our lives as opportunities for deep spiritual growth and intimacy with God.

Practical Application:

1. Choose Your Path: Listeners are urged to reflect on their spiritual journey and decide whether to draw closer to God in their difficulties or retreat in fear and discomfort.

Key Takeaways:
1. Spiritual Significance of High Places: Mountains and high places in scripture often symbolize places of divine encounter and spiritual transformation.
2. Two Paths at the Mountain: Charlie presents the contrasting reactions of Moses and the Israelites to God's presence on the mountain. While Moses approaches God despite his fear, the Israelites hold back, illustrating the choices we face in our spiritual lives.
3. The Radiance in Darkness: Despite the fearful manifestations of God's presence like thunder, lightning, and smoke, there is an invitation to experience the radiant presence of God if one chooses to step into the 'darkness' or the unknown with faith.

Relevant Scripture:

• Exodus 19: The encounter of Moses and the Israelites with God on Mount Sinai, highlighting the fear and awe of meeting God.
• Exodus 20: The continuation of the Sinai encounter, showing the different responses to God's presence.
• Psalm 18 and John 8: These passages are used to illustrate the concept of God's protective and enlightening presence even in dark times.

Conclusion:
"Night Vision: Finding God in the Dark" serves as a powerful reminder that our darkest times can also be the most transformative. Charlie Mitchell invites listeners to not only endure these periods but to actively seek God in them, promising that such pursuits lead to deeper faith and spiritual maturity. This episode challenges listeners to confront their fears, embrace the opportunities for growth in trials, and to find the light of God’s presence in the darkness.

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Episode Title: Don't Quit

Episode Overview:
In this message, Charlie Mitchell dives into the heart of resilience and perseverance, using Daniel 7:25 as a foundational scripture to encourage listeners to persist through challenges. Charlie shares personal stories from his own life and training, relating them to the spiritual journey of not giving up when faced with adversity.

Practical Application:
1. Run Your Own Race: Focus on your personal journey without comparing yourself to others. Each person's race is unique; what matters is that you do not quit.
2. Identify and Overcome Spiritual Fatigue: Recognize the signs of weariness in your life and address them with spiritual and practical responses.
3. Set Visionary Goals: Like training for an Ironman, set goals that seem beyond reach to push yourself beyond your current limits.

Key Takeaways:
1. The Enemy’s Tactic of Weariness: One of Satan’s strategies is to wear us down spiritually. Understanding this can help us guard against discouragement.
2. Perseverance Through Scriptural Encouragement: Scriptures like Galatians 6:9 and Hebrews 12:2 remind us of the importance of perseverance and keeping our eyes on the prize.
3. Vision for the Future: Setting a clear, positive vision for the future can pull us through current struggles and lead to significant breakthroughs.

Relevant Scripture:
Daniel 7:25: Discusses the endurance needed in the face of adversity and the enemy's plans to wear down the saints.
Galatians 6:9: Encourages believers not to grow weary in doing good, for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up.
Hebrews 12:2: Focuses on Jesus, who endured the cross for the joy set before Him, as a model for our own perseverance.

Conclusion:
Don't Quit,  serves as a powerful reminder that perseverance is not just about enduring but also about envisioning a future filled with hope and fulfillment. Charlie encourages listeners to lay the right things before themselves to draw strength and motivation. Through spiritual insight and personal stories, this episode aims to uplift and inspire everyone to continue moving forward, no matter the obstacles.

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Navigating the Night: Finding Complaints to Confidence

In this episode, Charlie jumps into the challenges we face during our 'nighttime seasons'—those periods of life characterized by discomfort, discontent, or dissatisfaction. Using Exodus 16 as a framework, Charlie discusses how the nighttime can expose our complaints and discomforts but also offers a unique opportunity for spiritual growth and deeper trust in God.

Practical Application:
1. Recognize Your Nighttime Discomforts: Acknowledge that discomfort may become more pronounced at night and use this awareness to address them constructively.

2. Examine Personal Complaints: Reflect on what you complain about and consider the underlying reasons. Use this insight to shift towards gratitude and trust.

3. Engage in Spiritual Practices: Implement nighttime practices such as prayer or scripture reading to find peace and comfort during these challenging times.

Key Takeaways:
1. The Night Amplifies Discomfort: The quiet of the night can make our physical and emotional pains more noticeable, mirroring how spiritual and existential discomforts come to the forefront.
2. Grumbling Reflects Deeper Issues: Our complaints often reveal deeper spiritual needs and can highlight areas where we need to grow in faith and reliance on God.
3. Transformative Potential of Night: Nighttime, despite its challenges, can be a transformative season if approached with intentionality and faith.

Relevant Scripture:
Exodus 16:2-4: Highlights the Israelites' grumbling in the wilderness and God’s response to provide manna, illustrating His provision even in times of discontent.

Isaiah 53:7 and Luke 22:42: These verses demonstrate Christ’s approach to suffering—silent submission and prayerful surrender to God’s will, serving as a model for handling our own struggles.

In this message, we are encouraged to use our struggles as opportunities for spiritual growth. Examining our complaints and turning to God in those moments can transform our grumbling into gratitude and deepen our relationship with God. The episode challenges us to not only endure the night but to use it as a time to grow in faith and character, ensuring that when morning comes, we are stronger and more aligned with God's purposes.

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Navigating the Night: Finding Clarity in Uncertain Seasons

Episode Overview: 
In this insightful episode, Pastor Charlie Mitchell explores John chapter 9 to dissect the themes of vision and focus during challenging times. As many struggle with feeling overwhelmed and unfocused due to life's uncertainties, Mitchell offers a biblically grounded approach to finding clarity and purpose. The discussion is framed around the "Night Vision" concept, emphasizing the need for spiritual insight when navigating the  'night' or difficult periods in our lives.

Practical Application: 
1. Embrace Focus: Limit your commitments and concentrate your energy on fewer tasks to increase productivity and stability.
2. Seek Spiritual Insight: Use this season to deepen your spiritual vision and understanding, using the quiet and stillness to reflect and grow.
3. Use the 'Night Vision' Tools: Engage with the spiritual disciplines and resources provided, such as prayer and scripture meditation, to gain clarity and direction during these 'night' seasons.

Key Takeaways:
1. Uncertainty isn't a punishment but a call to deeper dependence on God and refined focus in our lives.
2. Difficulties can be a backdrop for God's work to be displayed, emphasizing that challenges should redirect us to seek God and His purpose.
3. Clarity comes from simplifying our lives, focusing on fewer things with greater depth and commitment.

Relevant Scripture(s):
- John 9: The story of Jesus healing a man born blind illustrates that not all suffering is due to personal sin but can be an opportunity for God's works to be displayed.
- Psalm 119:148 encourages meditation on God's promises during the night, highlighting the importance of spiritual vigilance.

Conclusion:  
"Navigating the Night: Finding Clarity in Uncertain Seasons" will inspire you to transform your perspective on adversity. By adopting a focused approach and seeking God's vision for your life, individuals can navigate uncertain times not just with survival in mind but with a strategy for spiritual growth and effectiveness. Charlie's call to adopt "Night Vision" is a toolset for thriving in the midst of darkness, ensuring that when dawn comes, we are prepared and rejuvenated for the challenges and opportunities ahead.

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