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Thanks for everything. Looking forward to having Dr. Shah back on the show. We should say that Dr. Shah is not with us today. He is still traveling back from the UK.
I thought he'd be in for the Monday show. Got a couple more spots they were going to do. But they're coming. They're coming. But thank you to Brad for writing in.
Thank you to everyone. Hey, guess what, man? It can be hard to keep a Christian talk on the lighter side. It can be.
It can, because you know why? I don't know what it is about Christian media, but people who like Christian media, they want it to be primarily that. So you start talking about Star Wars or Million Dollar Monday, any of that stuff. They're like, I thought this was a Christian show. It is. We're just laughing. We're just having a good time. What does this have to do with the gospel?
What y'all are talking about, like Barney the Dinosaur. Pretty sure it says in the Bible, I'll become all things to all people that I might win some. I know, but I want to listen to the gospel. I want to listen to the Gaithers. Stay tuned. It's coming. I want to listen to the Gaithers.
Now the Gaithers I can't agree with. I can't help you with that. Hey, Ryan, I do have a question for you. What is it? I don't know if you know what day it is. Oh, I should say we just got our, what you call it, our sail machine back. Sail machine.
Well, the labels are not in the places they used to be, but I will ask you this. Oh, baby, it's a million dollars. Million dollar meeting from the ear canal. Monday, Ryan. It's Monday. That means I've got another million dollar check that I want to write to you.
I love that for me. It's going to come at a high price. A million dollars. But the next 10 funerals you attend, Elizabeth, who is your wife. Yes, she is. She has to wear her wedding dress to the funeral.
The next 10 funerals, she has to wear her wedding dress. Absolutely, yes. What? A hundred percent. Easy. Really?
Easy meal. Yes. You would show up to a funeral with Elizabeth wearing her wedding dress? Yeah. Why?
The million dollar part. No, but I mean, like, isn't that mortifying to you? Why? Because she's dressed inappropriately for a wedding.
That's saying the least. That's as polite as I can put it, is that she's dressed inappropriately. I mean, I'm sorry. She's dressed inappropriately for a funeral. Okay. That's a faux pas. People dress inappropriately for funerals all the time. Yeah, but you don't want to be that person.
You especially don't want to be in a wedding dress. Okay. So you're taking it?
My condolences. I wouldn't take it. You wouldn't take it? No. You're insane.
I wouldn't take it. You are an insane person. Should I call your wife? Call her up. I'm going to call her.
Okay. I haven't given her any full warning about this. I haven't talked to her about this in advance. I'm going to call her. Call her up. I'm going to call her up and let's see what she says.
A million dollars, but the next 10 funerals you got to attend. I don't think you can do it. That's easy.
That's easy. Hello? Elizabeth. Hi, honey. Welcome to the show. Hi.
Hi. You're on the Clearview Today show. I just got a quick question for you because I'm floored at Ryan's answer. Give her the setup.
Yes, I will. Explain the segment and then- Okay, so Million Dollar Monday, right? We're asking what would you do this crazy thing for a million dollars? I asked Ryan, million dollars, but for the next 10 funerals that you attend, you, Elizabeth, you have to wear your wedding dress to the funeral. Now, I want you to think about conversations that we've had recently. We've made some significant purchases and are looking at making some more purchases in the coming days.
I mean, I get it. You're in the car buying phase. You're in the house buying phase, but this is 10 funerals, Elizabeth. The next 10 funerals, you have to wear your wedding dress. Would you do it? I mean, do I have to know the person? Could I just look up some funerals that are coming up? No, I guess you could go crash a funeral. I wish you wouldn't. I wish I wouldn't either, but for a million dollars, I'm thinking- Holy moly. This is crazy. Hold on, hold on, hold on.
Can I give you the other problem to my answer? Sure. Go ahead. Unfortunately, after five kids, my wedding dress no longer fits, so- You can get it, Taylor. You can do whatever you want. Let's say that's part of it, that the wedding dress is totally fit you.
You just have to wear a wedding dress. How about that? I am down, yes. Wow. See? What did I tell you?
What did I tell you? Listen, here's what I'm going to do. I'm going to call my wife.
Then I'm going to call Dr. Sean Nicole because I don't think Ellie would do it. All right. Thank you, Elizabeth.
You're welcome. Introducing Nicole Shaw Mobile. I was so- Hey, Nicole. Hi, Nicole. Hi. You're on the Clearview Today Show. Hi. Oh, I'm on the Clearview Today Show.
Welcome to the show, Nicole. Hey, where are you and Dr. Shaw right now? We're on a bus and headed back from Gloucester. Gloucester?
Okay. It's not Gloucester. What is it? Glouchester?
I don't know, but I can tell you how. Gloucestershire. But they don't call it that. They call it...
They don't even say the CE, there's Gloucester. You sound sleeping, Nicole. What time is it? I am. I am. It is... Hold on a second. Let me tell you. Is Dr. Shaw with you?
It is 10 o'clock London time. Is Dr. Shaw with you? He is. Well, here, put us on speaker. Put us on speaker. He's asleep? He's right here. Hold on.
I can't put him on speaker because we're on a bus, but I can give him the phone. Well, I want you to answer this, too. Okay.
Okay. So from $1 million, the next 10 funerals that you attend, would you wear your wedding dress? A million dollars?
That's a million dollars, Nicole. I would, but I'm not quite sure I'd fit into it anymore. You can get another one.
Yeah. So that's part of the deal is that the wedding dress will be tailored to fit you. But you can wear that for the next 10 funerals. The next 10 funerals you have to attend, wedding dress. For a million dollars.
For each one of those gets you a million dollars. Okay. Sure. You'll do it? All right.
Hand the phone to Dr. Shaw. We got to get some sense over here. I'm telling you. All right. Hold on. Hold on. It's John and Brian.
They're all there clearly today. Hello. Hi, Dr. Shaw. Hey. How are you guys doing? How's the UK, my friend? It's doing well.
That's awesome. Everything's going well. We miss you.
How are you guys doing? We've been holding down the fort, but we're ready to have you back. We have been missing you. There have been texts coming in every day saying, hey, love you guys, but we're ready for Dr. Shaw to be back on the show. Well, I miss being there, too. Absolutely.
Just wanted to give you a call, see how things are going. I know it's something that's late, but we just have some nonsense that we have to settle, because almost everyone has said yes to this, and I know that you'll be the voice of reason. For $1 million, the next 10 funerals that you attend, Nicole has to wear a wedding dress. For how much? For $1 million.
$1 million. Oh, absolutely. She's putting it on. Absolutely. I'm telling you, this is insane. You are right out.
Every one of us was like... I don't think it's funny until it's actually time to put the dress on at the funeral. No. You know what's not funny is $1 million. No. $1 million. Yes. Unbelievable.
Yes. Think about how much travel will be covered with that, Dr. Shaw. How many trips you could plan, how many places you could go and film for $1 million? I'll put on a tuxedo for that. See, there you go. She'll be going to prom.
You could be tails on a top hat for $1 million. Exactly. Oh, man. Exactly.
Just for that. We miss you, people. Not tomorrow's show, but the following show, you'll be back here in the States. We're ready for you to be back, my friend. We miss you. And thank you to you guys. You all are awesome. Thank you for all your hard work, for prayers.
I can't appreciate that enough. Absolutely. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Well, we love you, and we will see you in a couple days, all right?
Yes. Love you all, too. All right. Travel safe, my friend.
Talk to you soon. Yes, sir. Bye-bye. I'm floored. I told you $1 million. I'm floored. I told you $1 million.
I'm amazed that you turned it down. I'm going to call... So my wife is actually getting her hair blow-dried. Blow-dried? Blow-drone? I don't know how you say that. She can't talk right now.
I don't know what it is, but it's not blow-drone. I might get her to call us at the end. I might try to call her at the end of the show, but we got to take a commercial break. I think she would take it. Right in and let us know if you would take that deal.
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We've got to read the verse of the day here in a second, but I thought we should share something, because during the break, I heard something that floored me to my core, and I just want to give you a chance to hopefully repent, David, hopefully do the right thing, but if you feel like you need to set the record straight, if you want to double down. Check, check. Okay, so what I said is, for that million dollars, I would take it. You're not married. No, I would put on the dress. Oh, you would wear the dress. I would wear the wedding dress. You would wear the dress. Yes.
I would go to David's Bridal and get a white wedding dress, the flowiest one. It's funny that you would go to David's Bridal. Of course.
You own the place. Yeah. I mean, the funerals are here, but they're- No, I'm just going to- You're going to crash funerals. I'm going to call up Mr. White and be like, sir, give me your top 10 funerals, and I'm going- Give me your list. Mr. White like Walter White? No, from the funeral.
Oh, from down the street. Okay, okay, okay, sorry. Give me your next 10.
Give me your next 10. So you're not even going out of town. You'll crash funerals. Yeah, I don't know.
Where people recognize you. 100%. Okay. I mean, if it makes you feel better, sure.
I'll go to Tennessee. We 100% have got to move on. The episode's like halfway over the verse of the day. Okay, so that's disturbing, thank you for sharing that with me. The verse of the day is coming to us from John chapter four and verse 14, but whoever drinks of the water that I shall give him will never thirst, but the water that I shall give him will become in him a fountain of water springing up into everlasting life. Jesus is the thirst quencher, and not just temporary thirst, I mean, we all have a thirst for things that are eternal.
We all have a desire for things to satisfy us, and the problem is we try to quench that thirst with things that aren't eternal. So I have little kids, and I mean, you've got kids too, but yeah, I've got little kids. I've got two of them. I've got another one on the way, but I didn't take into account they are thirsty all the time. Yes. They constantly want something to drink.
Yes. And I remember as a kid, like wanting everything but water, you know what I mean? And that's the exact same with my kids. They would rather be thirsty than drink water. They want juice, and then when I was a teenager, I remember I drank soda a ton, and then when I got into college, I started just really getting into coffee, but it's crazy. The older I've gotten, the more that I've learned that there's just no substitute for a nice, cold glass of water. Nothing ever satisfies me like water does, but even with that, I will always get thirsty again.
You know what I'm saying? No matter how thirsty I am, and no matter how much that water satisfies me, it's going to always, always, always make me thirsty again. And I think about this encounter that Jesus has with the Samaritan woman in John chapter 4, and I think it's really easy to miss that deeper story, because we always just say, like, oh, you know, the Jewish people didn't like Samaritans, and Jesus spoke to her, and she was a woman, so I mean, that really showed.
But man, there's such a deeper story in that living water that makes you never thirst again. Yeah. It's a beautiful picture of how Jesus has come to satisfy. Right. You know, it points to that desire that we all have within us to be filled with something eternal. I mean, the song goes, there's a God-shaped hole in all of us.
That's true. But God has written eternity on our hearts, and we are always seeking for that satisfaction, seeking for something to quench that thirst, but we rarely turn to the right thing. We will try to fill it with status, we'll try to fill it with family, we'll try to fill it with money, we'll try to fill it with success or popularity or the latest gadgets, and those things aren't inherently bad.
They're not, you know, evil or wicked in and of themselves, but when we start to look to them for our satisfaction instead of God, we're left disappointed, we're left disillusioned, we're left always wanting more, and the reason is because you're not satisfying yourself with the right thing. Think about if you've ever been somewhere where you are, you're, maybe you're outside, you're working and you're hot and thirsty and, or maybe it's been a while since you've had something to drink and you're like, oh man, a nice cold soda, a nice cold soda, and it might taste so good on a hot summer's day, a cold glass of Coke or a cold root beer. Five years ago, I might would have been with you, but now I can't imagine.
Sizzling over the ice, wow, that might be so good. Or you're like, man, a nice iced coffee, oh man, on a hot day, a nice iced coffee, that iced caramel macchiato, oh, that might be so good. You're going to be thirsty after you drink those things. Yeah, I know the point you're trying to make, but that's like turning my stomach right now.
But I'm with you, I'm with you. You're going to be thirsty after those things. You can drink it and it might temporarily satisfy you, but in a minute, two minutes, five minutes, you're going to be thirsty because those things dry you out.
They don't quench your thirst like water will. Same is true with Jesus. And I think you made a great point with the whole, we have a void inside us that we're trying to fill. You know, the Samaritan people had that. If you ask the Samaritan, there's not many Samaritan people left. I think like last time Dr. Shawn mentioned it on the show, there was like a thousand left in modern day Israel, but they believe, they have this void in them because they believe that they're the true descendants of ancient Israel. They claim that when things went wrong was when Eli, if you remember in the book of Samuel, Eli, he moved the center of worship to Shiloh. And so they said that was sort of the beginning of the end, but that they are true ethnic Israel.
And we know that, you know, in 2 Kings, the Assyrians came and they took the northern tribes and they resettled them. And so even by the time of Jesus's time, there was, it wasn't really any question about it. There was just kind of understood that Samaritans were not ethnically or even theologically Israel. And so they had this hole in them.
They had this void and it was the sense of identity, religious identity. Same also with this woman. You know, this woman who comes to the well, we said, well, she had a void inside her that she was trying to fill with men and like, yes, that's true. But she also engaged Jesus on like styles of worship. She was not ignorant to what the Samaritans and the Jewish people believed. It wasn't like she was just like, oh, you're living with five men and that's bad. It's like, yes, that's true.
But she was very educated on, you know, you Jews say that we're supposed to worship in the temple, but we've always worshiped on the mountain. Like she's engaging this guy in discourse. I think what happens, and maybe you can kind of speak to this because I know you've got more of a degree in like counseling and you kind of talk to people more often than I do, is that people will try to engage with theology to try to mask this hurt. You know what I'm saying? Or this void.
Like they'll want to get into arguments and have discourse and rhetoric. I'm so sorry. I hit the eat button. I was trying to figure out where that came from.
I hit the eat button with my elbow. Should we keep it in? Ah, power it in. Keep going. Okay. So people will try to engage in like discourse and rhetoric to try to prove their intellectual superiority so that they can mask, hey, I'm empty inside.
Yeah. That's an old technique. It's deflection.
It's a, it's an old technique. When you're uncomfortable talking about yourself, you're going to deflect to something that you feel like you can attack or you can, you can gain ground on or, or speak authoritatively on. This woman shifts the discourse to conversations about theology, the theology of worship, how, how the Jews are worshiping wrongly. And they say the Samaritans are working wrongly, but look at when she approached the well, she didn't walk out with the other women and engage Jesus.
She came at noon when it was hot, when there were, there was no one else around because she knew she didn't want to encounter anyone else. So now that she has, she's kind of put on the spot. She's backpedaling a little bit. So she defaults to an argument, but she's hurting and you can tell in her posture and when she approaches the well, uh, she came there with a sense of shame, not wanting to be seen, but Jesus sees her 100% Jesus sees her and he sees us in our shame.
There's a lot of times where we will approach the throne of grace in a sense of shame. And I don't think it's, it's inappropriate to do so and maybe it is, but I guess what I'm saying is there's a brokenness that we bring, but this woman was lost in her brokenness. And so she's constantly coming back to this well because yes, of course she's going to get thirsty for physical water, but she's also thirsty for what Jesus has. She, she is, is longing for spiritual fulfillment. She is longing for spiritual truth.
And maybe that's her on behalf of her people or maybe that's just her as an individual. But I think it's relevant because she's bringing this longing to Jesus and she is sort of unlike a lot of the other people who approached Jesus. I think last week we talked about, um, that the, uh, the nobleman who approached Jesus out of crisis, but he's not approaching like, I want to know you, I want to have relationship with you.
I want this spiritual fulfillment. He's just like, Hey, my son is sick, please. You know, she's coming with a different demeanor. And I think that's the demeanor that Jesus recognized in her points to the difference between men and women too, because the man is like, here's a problem, fix this problem. Right. And the woman is like, here's a spiritual issue.
I'm, I'm wrestling, I'm contemplating, I'm grappling with this. And women by nature are often not, not true every, in every circumstance, but most often women are more spiritually minded than men. And I think women are also more willing or more, uh, likely to mask their spiritual thirst with relationships and with the distractions.
You know what I mean? Like, like the fact that she had gone through five husbands and now was like living with a man that wasn't her husband. It's not like, Oh, this one's promiscuous. Oh, this one is easy. Really I think it's like this woman was longing for something that the world wasn't satisfying. Yeah. Um, it's, it's really like a clue, you know what I mean? It's not like just a detail of who she is.
I think it's a clue to what's happening inside. She's searching for somebody that's going to fill this void in her. And you know, a lot of times, even today, people bounce from relationship to job or to hobby or to experience or to project because we're hoping that next thing is going to satisfy. I'm like that. I'm, I'm a lot like that. I'll throw myself into an album or I'll throw myself into this radio show or I'll throw myself into like the writing projects with pray.com.
All these things I'm hoping to, that's going to satisfy this creative itch that I have. Um, and, and I'm saved, you know what I'm talking about? So like imagine how people who aren't saved, the frustration that they feel never getting that satisfaction. Yeah. But, but I'm saying like we all have that. We all have that within us.
Absolutely. I mean, you know, you can, you talk to people for five minutes and you, you find out what they truly value, what they desire, uh, that's going to come through and how they live their life. It's going to come through in the relationships that they build, the relationships that they accumulate and you know, the things that they build up and tear down in their lives. Um, this woman had, she'd gone through five husbands and the man she was living with wasn't her husband. She's clearly trying to fill some, some void.
She's this, this need for connection, this need for belonging. Um, as a Samaritan, that probably was a significant struggle for her because if you're looking at the Jewish people and they have this vibrant community, you are viewed as on the outside of that. And keep in mind, Jesus didn't go through Samaria on accident.
You know what I mean? Like he was trying to get to Judea. He had to go through Samaria, but it wasn't like, Oh, well I have no choice. Like Jesus knew exactly what he was doing. He knew this encounter was coming. So also with you, if you've come to a point where you have accepted Jesus, Jesus knew that that day was coming and he directed your path. He put you in that place. I mean, I truly believe, I mean, not even I truly believe it's just biblical that Jesus put her in that place. He's, he's the author of creation, right? But Jesus orchestrated that event and every event that happens in our lives, Jesus is orchestrating and maybe another word of warning to this void that we have within us.
If you're not saved, just understand the world is constantly going to offer you things to quench that there. The world knows this is not a Christian secret. The world knows that every single person has a void inside them that we're trying to fill with stuff.
Oh yeah. And they are more than happy. That's the entire advertising industry. That's why marketing works is because we have a void that we want to fill, whether it's food or music, relationships. And I'll be happy, happy to sell you things for your hard earned money that I know won't fill that void, but I'll tell you it will. Because at the end of the day, once I got the money, I really don't care anything about you. I don't care if you're satisfied. I don't care if your needs are met. I have my paycheck and that's all that matters. Because my void has been temporarily filled. Of course.
Cause I got your money. Right. But the fact is no matter how much you buy, no matter how much you drink, no matter how much you consume, things are going to keep, the thirst is going to keep coming back. Things will never satisfy that void. Only Jesus can do it. And the reason is because your soul is not designed to be filled by those things.
Your soul is not designed to be filled by the temporary. It's designed for eternity. And there's only one who is actually eternal. That's Jesus Christ. That's right.
Yeah. That's a beautiful reminder. I mean, stop looking to things that are temporary to satisfy an eternal hunger. There's a great, I know I've recommended this song on the show many times before, but there's a great song by the Worship Initiative. It's Psalm 90. It's literally just Psalm 90. And the chorus is, satisfy us, just satisfy us with your love.
And it's not satisfy us with money, satisfy me with blessings, open up doors of opportunity, let your love be the only thing that satisfies me in this world. And for as simple as that song is, even years later, we have not let that song go because it keeps ringing true for us. I would really recommend, maybe I'll put a link in the description, but I would recommend just YouTube that song, make that song part of your worship. If it's just in the car or if it's at your church, if you've got any sort of sway or pullover, your worship leader, if you're a worship leader, that is a song, I promise you, that song will stick around for years to come because it's something that every single person in your congregation is going to identify with. That's right.
Great, great song. This whole being filled with something eternal, that's a practiced posture of the heart. Yeah, yeah. It's not something that just comes naturally to us. We are usually on the lookout for a quick fix, like the thing that pops up the earliest, that's what we want to satisfy. Boy, you are describing me. That's what we want to satisfy.
That's me, brother. That's all of us. We all struggle with that. The grass is always greener where we look, I mean, to satisfy us, but we need to be looking to God.
And it's a practice. So if you're struggling with that, if you're dealing with that, train your heart. Train your mind to look for God.
Train your mind to seek after God and seek after those eternal things, and that's where you'll start to find true satisfaction. Guys, make sure you join us tomorrow, same time, same station. We're going to be diving into another great topic here on The Clear V Today Show. Thanks again to our sponsors for making today's episode possible, and don't forget that you can support us by subscribing to the show on iTunes. If you want to re-listen, you can always support us financially at ClearVTodayShow.com. John, what do you want to leave our listeners with today?
Yes, we've got about 90 seconds left in the episode. I'm going to give my wife a call and just make sure that I'm not completely crazy. Hello? Hey. Hi, Ellie. Hey. Hey, you're on The Clear V Today Show. Hi, The Clear V Today Show.
Thanks. Hey, look, we've got like 60 seconds left on the clock, but I've just got to ask you, for $1 million, the next 10 funerals that we attend, will you wear your wedding dress? Wear my wedding dress to the next 10 funerals. To the next 10 funerals, yeah. For how much? A million? A million dollars.
I might have to break out the wedding dress. I give up. What? I give up.
I give up. John was so convinced that nobody was going to take it, and literally every person has said, yep. Every single person has said yes. Do y'all people have no shame at all? No, with a million dollars, I can afford not to. Look, I'll take it, and I'll bless their family.
There you go. Bless their family? I'll bless the family. Send them a little piece of money.
Send them a piece of money. Oh, I see. I see. I see. Okay. All right. Love you, Ellie. Love you. Bye.
Bye, Ellie. Thanks. Okay. Well, next time on Clear V Today, I guess I eat the humble pie.
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