Evangelism and Radio (ft. Stu Epperson Jr.)

Hello, everyone. Today it's Tuesday, January the 24th. I'm Ryan Hill.

I'm Jon Galantis. And you're listening to Clearview Today with Dr. Abbadon Shah, the daily show that engages mind and heart for the gospel of Jesus Christ. You can visit us online at ClearviewTodayShow.com, or if you have any questions for Dr. Shah or suggestions for future episodes, make sure you send those in a text to the number 252-582-5028.

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You can leave a good review and we're going to leave you a link in the description of this podcast right here so that you can help us do that. That's right. I took another sip of my coffee, so we should be okay now. You okay? I do want to mention, as we're headed toward the verse of the day, I'm looking over the run sheets and, Jon, you do an amazing job each week setting out the run sheets, getting them organized. I don't know how that happened. But I'm unfamiliar with this book of the Bible for the verse of the day today. That's the book of Jesus.

Well, little lady, let me elucidate you here. I just saw that for the first time. I don't know how that happened. Where is the book of Jesus? The book of Jesus.

The verse of the day is coming from Jesus 8.31-32. I think what happened is I was up late last night. Again, there's an infant in my bed. I think I ranted about that.

You've mentioned that once or seven times on the podcast. I'm not sleeping. I understand. In typing the run sheet, some wires must have got crossed upstairs. Now we're reading from the book of Jesus 8.31-32.

Perfectly fine. From a theological standpoint, you're not wrong. It's his book. I saw it in a Christian bookstore one time. It was a Bible. It was like the Bible and it just said, buy God. I don't know if it meant like, I think so. I think it was the Bible, buy God, but it could have also been like, buy God, it's the Bible. So I don't know.

Interesting. John, not Jesus, John 8.31-32. Then Jesus said to those Jews who believed him, if you abide in my word, you are my disciples indeed. And you shall know the truth and the truth shall what Ryan shall make you free.

That's right. Truth is the source of freedom. There's a lot of, that's kind of a prized a pursuit in our culture is I want to be free. I don't want any restraints on me. I want to be my own boss.

I want to be in charge of my schedule and work on my terms, work remotely, work from home and all that's fine. But true freedom comes from the word of God. And comes from a relationship with the word of God that John describes for us as Jesus. That's where true, that's where we get true freedom.

Right. Well, because we tend to think that the truth shall set you free means just tell the truth. Don't live, don't, don't be a liar. Don't live in lies. And yeah, you should, you should be honest.

And I think there's an element of validity to that. At the same time, Jesus is talking about himself. He said, I am the truth.

I'm the truth you live in. That's why he says, if you abide in my word, you stay there. If you abide within me, man, you're going to be free and you're going to know real freedom. And that's something that we as a worship team actually at Clearview church have been talking about for the past couple of years is there's freedom in worship. You know, we don't lift our hands and we don't let our emotions out, but just because it feels good, it's because that's what freedom looks like. There's no fear of ridicule or persecution or anything like that.

There's freedom in a life lived with Jesus. That's right. You want to skip the banter today? Cause we have a, we have another special guest. We do have another special guest.

He was here yesterday and I'm not going to lie to you. I got a hype. Hype.

I was real hype. Hype on Biscuitville Biscuits. You know, I actually went to Biscuitville yesterday after, after he said that. What'd you get? I just got a plain butter biscuit.

Huh? I just got a, I just got a, um, just a plain biscuit. You know, they have like the hot honey, like chicken biscuit with like tomato cheese.

We were talking about that yesterday. I was just was in the mood for like a biscuit with jelly. I didn't get the jelly though. They didn't even give me the jelly.

So I just got a plain butter biscuit. All right. Well, I'm going to get our special guest before I get any more angry with you about your Biscuitville choice. We're going to get Dr. Shah and our special guest in just a second. But if you have any questions or suggestions for future episodes, send us a text at 252-582-5028 or visit us online at cleartodayshow.com.

We'll be right back. Hey there, listeners. I'm Jon Galantis.

And I'm Ellie Galantis. And we just want to take a quick second and talk to you about Dr. Shah's and Nicole's book, 30 Days to a New Beginning. Daily devotions to help you move forward.

You know, this is actually the second book in the 30 days series. And the whole point of this devotional is to help us get unstuck from the ruts of life. You know, when it comes to running the race of life, it matters how you start, but a bad start doesn't ultimately determine how you finish the race. You can have a good finish even with a bad start. And that's where this book comes in. No matter who you are or where you are in life, you're going to get stuck.

Instead of going out and buying some gadget or some planner, like I know I've done several times. I know that's right. 30 days encourages you to find your fresh start in God's word. Life doesn't have a reset button, but our God is a God who does new things.

His mercies are new every day, which means every day is a new chance for you to start over. You can grab 30 Days to a New Beginning on Amazon.com. We're going to leave a link in the description box below. And if you already have the book, let us know what you think about it.

That's right. Send us a text, 252-582-5028. Share what God has done in your life through this devotional. Hey, maybe we'll even read your story on the air. Ellie, you ready to get back to the show? Welcome back to Clearview Today with Dr. Abbadon Shah, the daily show that engages mind and heart for the gospel of Jesus Christ.

You can visit us online at ClearviewTodayShow.com, or if you have any questions or suggestions for future episodes, make sure you send us a text at 252-582-5028. Dr. Shah is in the studio with us today, as well as our very special guest, Mr. Stu Epperson. How are you today, my friends? I'm doing very well. We're really excited.

We already had Stu on our first show, and here we are again. Amen. It's an awesome day. That's right. Very, very cool.

Wonderful to be with you. Just a treat to see this is kind of where the sausage is made. This is the kitchen.

The inner workings. You left us on a hungry note yesterday, so I should have grabbed some sausage before we came in here. We could have just made it and fried it right here.

Yeah, just fry it like a little hot plate on the table. Well, if you guys are new and visiting with us, if this is your first time ever tuning into Clearview Today, we want to welcome you. Dr. Abidhan Shah is a Ph.D. in New Testament textual criticism, professor at Carolina University, author, pastor, and the host of today's show. You can follow his work on his website. That's AbidhanShah.com.

That's right. If you guys listened yesterday, like we've been talking about in yesterday's episode, we were talking with Mr. Stu Epperson Jr. Among other stations, Clearview Today, the show that we're currently on, that we're recording... That's what you're listening to right now. In case you were confused about what the title is, that is the title. It airs on the Truth Network every single day, and that network is owned and operated, of course, by Mr. Stu who's with us today.

We want to talk a little bit today, we want to change the conversation a little bit. We talked yesterday about broadcasting, so if you haven't done so yet, make sure to go back and listen to that episode. You can find them on ClearviewTodayShow.com. You can find them on our Facebook page.

Make sure you go and check those out. But today we want to talk a little bit about evangelism, especially evangelism as it relates to radio ministry. I think it's safe to say, Mr. Stu, that you operate the Truth Network because of your heart for spreading the gospel. Yeah, that's it. It's interesting.

At some point, the light comes on, and you want to tell people about Jesus. Right. Amen.

That's right. Amen. And it occurred to me, wait a second. I can get behind this microphone right here, talking to this thing.

A lot smarter people than me can make sure that it's hot and that it's working, and it's going where it needs to go. And we can broadcast the messages to Jesus to a whole bunch of people. Right.

Absolutely. And the people that send us letters and that send you letters that respond to this, you've never met them before. You may not see them till heaven.

That's right. And so I was just kind of encouraged and blessed and blown away by that, and it kind of made sense growing up in a, like you, Dr. Shaw, in a ministry home that was big on that, but not getting it. And then when the light came on, I thought, how cool it is to be able to bless and love a whole lot of people. And by the way, these are a lot of people that not only could I maybe not get to all of them, but maybe they couldn't get here. There's folks that can't get to the church. There's folks that are confined to a home or they're stuck in a situation.

They have no transportation. Maybe they're in a part of the country or part of the world where they don't have access to a Bible teaching, solid teaching. Maybe it's a pastor who, and this is something that's really become very predominant with Overdoing the Truth Network. A lot of pastors listen. I spend a lot of time with pastors, blessing them with resources, and they listen to you, Dr. Shaw, and you're equipping and encouraging them because they might be like a lone warrior out there in the middle of a dry and thirsty area that just doesn't have the resources and that can't go. You're within a big Bertha shot of a major seminary, some major churches. I mean, even your own churches become a resource. You'll have this amazing apologetics conference with all these big times.

I saw the list of the rosters, and I'm like, wow, I need to be on the front row of that all two days. Unbelievable. And you've got this bookstore.

You've got these resources. And so it's really, now God's kind of helping you kind of mobilize. And so through the radio, you can just touch all those people. Amen. Amen. And it's kind of neat to be able to be a part of that.

Absolutely. When I was growing up, I had this mentality, and it wasn't really something that was taught to me. It was just something I kind of picked up is that sit down and let the adults talk.

You know what I mean? Be seen and not heard, sit down. And I felt like as I grew up, especially I got saved at 15, that attitude was sort of an attitude that in some ways the church was adopting.

And it wasn't until I came here, I was like 21, where I met you, Dr. Shah. And I see this in you too, where it's this attitude of, it's not that I have something important to say, but on God's behalf, the word of God is worth saying. And no matter what happens, I'm going to say it.

That was completely foreign to me. And I think that mindset has transformed me as a person. And that's something I admire about both of you two guys is I have that mind, that mentality of, well, I just, I'm not going to say anything.

Let someone else take it. But you're like, no, this is the truth. And in the state of the world today, if I don't say it, no one else is going to. So I'm going to say it. Absolutely.

I love that. Well, I learned that from my dad growing up, you know, he was a Muslim and radically changed by the gospel of Jesus Christ. So he carried that same boldness, right? Just the way like the apostle Paul, you know, just, just bold about the gospel, not brash, not hateful or anything, just bold in the sense that, that he knew that if that gospel can change his life, it can change any person's life. So, I mean, he worked all over America. I mean, he had a past, he was a pastor, same church, only church for almost 55 years, 57 years when he passed away, but he would go in the villages, he would go do revivals and, and crusades and even work with the Billy Graham crusade for a while, you know, helping translate for them and speak for them. So all these things he did because he believed that the gospel has to be preached and, you know, he was bold about it. And something he instilled in us as kids that did not come to fruition until, you know, I felt God's call in ministry and I began to do it and then came to pastor this church.

I realized, yeah, that's, that's what it's about. You know, you have, you have the words of eternal life and people, if you truly believe that there is only one life and then comes a judgment, right? There is no coming back. There's no second chance on the other side that we're talking about here. There's only one heaven, one hell.

And if we have the truth, why are we not telling the world? Yeah. Amen.

Yeah. And broadcasting to me is, is just, we talked about sowing seeds last show. That's the way you scattered as far as possible to as many people as possible and let the word of God, which will never return void in the power of the Holy Spirit, transform these lives wherever they are. You know, and another thing that my father told me, this is when I became a pastor and began to do my PhD work, he said, son, you have a unique platform.

You'll be able to say a lot of things that other people can't say because of ethnicity, because of their background. They feel like, ah, it's not my place. It is your place. So when it comes to convictions about Christ being the only way truth in life, when it comes to convictions about the Bible is not just some manufactured, you know, set of things to control the world by Western Westerners, right? You know, you go out there and tell them, no, the Bible is God's word applies across the board. And Jesus Christ is the only way truth in life for people, no matter what color they are, no matter what background they come from. That's what it's about.

You tell them and you tell them loudly. So you know, that's, that's the conviction with which I operate. Yeah. Amen.

Yeah. It's really transformed me as a person because I want to be that way. I want to be someone who's not concerned about whether I'm right or whether someone's gonna, you know, disagree with me. You know, if this, like, it's just like you said, if this is the truth, if I'm not saying it and if I'm not bold about it, then there's some unbelief there or there's some doubt or there's some fear that's greater than my belief.

And it can't be that way. And over the past few years, I've felt myself as a Christian just being transformed and being almost obsessed with just getting the word out there. And then meeting you, Stu, with this radio show, it's like, God is like, okay, finally, you stepping out in faith, let's do it together.

Yeah, absolutely. And I mean, we, we hear on like from our side of things on the radio show, people text and say how the program is impacting them. But I'm sure you have stories from far and wide of people who are saying, hey, your broadcasts are changing my life. I'm being impacted by the gospel.

One of my favorites is I get these multiple page single-spaced letters. Wow. Prisoners. Wow. Oh, wow. And one of them said, look, I want to send you some money.

I don't have any money, but I, you know, I think he made like $3.50 in a month. And I think he sent us after a few months, he sent us like seven or eight bucks and we just get these letter after letter and we're thought, well, this is kind of a unique, weird thing one time. Well, then he sends us another seven page single-spaced, you know, handwritten letter. And one of the letters we got from a prisoner basically said this, and I carry this with me to the point where I almost have it memorized.

And I had my, my, my associate underline these words. He said, look, he said, thank you for bringing the gospel on the radio and for the, the, the privilege for us to hear something that has penetrated barbed wire and thick stone walls. Beautiful.

To bring us the good news of Jesus Christ. That's beautiful. And I got that letter on a real rough day at the Truth Network. It was a, it was a couple of years ago, we had just gotten flooded.

One of our main sites. It was, it was bad. And we're, we're, we've been, it was, it's just interesting the stuff that happens. So, and it's easy to get down and somehow the Lord had that letter pop on my desk on a, on a Monday. And this is what was, this is what really touched me about it. At the end of that letter, this, this prisoner, this inmate said, he said, I wish there was more I could do for you. I'm praying for you and I'm trying to, you know, gather a little money to send you anything I have. And I hear you got a guy in prison who is more free, who is more liberated than so many of us on the outside. And we're in, whether we're in bondage to just stuff or to this crazy, endless chaotic cycle of life and the tiring, the urgent and our, our devices and all the chaos and the anger and the vitriol and the evil stuff of our culture. Here you have someone who's set free and it takes his pen up and writes a letter to a Christian radio guy who's supposed to have it together.

Hang out with me long enough you'll know I don't. And that blessed the socks off of me to hear from that inmate that he's praying for us. So I know right now, no matter how hard my day gets, there's a guy confined behind barbed wire, locked up on his knees, praying for the Truth Network. And now he's praying for Dr. Shaw.

He's praying for Ryan and for John and this amazing ministry here, because he's hearing you. And I'll tell you, they don't allow these devices in there. Like, well, everyone listens on the phone now. There's no, well, let me timeout.

You think they're going to give someone a maximum security and buttoner a smartphone? Yeah, let's hear you. Here you go, guys. Let's see. I'm trusting you with that.

But they will give you an AM radio and an FM radio in some cases, more AM and FM. And those guys will turn it on. And I'm at church one day and a guy on the church softball team in Winston-Salem comes up and he says, Stu, you're not going to believe this. I said, what? He says, I was in prison yesterday playing the softball team. And this inmate came up to me and says, do you know a guy named Stu?

Cause they knew we were from Winston-Salem. He says, well, yeah, I see him all the time. He goes to our church. Tell him, I listen day and night.

I love his station. It's changed my life. It's amazing. Give a big hug for me. This guy gave me a hug. It's from someone. It's from someone.

It's a transitive hug. Yeah. Yeah. And so, but that right there, that, but that makes, you know, that's so encouraging and that shows, you know, once in a while, the Lord will let us see some, some neat things that happen.

Absolutely. Of what God's doing. And that should encourage us to keep going. So, you know, that's why I'm so excited that you all are on the air. Keep preaching that word and things will get tough. And a lot, you know, with radio ministry, some months will be a little bit slack or maybe a major donor drops off, or you get, you know, you go through a cycle of a little bit of a slow time, whatnot, but you know, hang in there and be vigilant because you don't know who you will see in heaven one day. Absolutely.

Because you faithfully, and this is not just people out there. We're talking media, we're talking broadcast, but this is, this is someone out there who just gave a little gospel tract to a waitress. Yeah. And you gave her a really good tip. That's right. You gave her 30%. You got one of those little fake money tracts. That's right. Don't say, Hey, here's a million dollar tract.

You know, you know, you know, your single mom tried barely making it, but you know, this is more valuable than money. No, give her a good, give her a fat tip. Yeah, that's right. But give her the gospel tract. Just say, you know, don't, don't monopolize your time so she doesn't make any other tips from everyone else because they're mad at her, but just, just give a gospel tract.

That's right. Maybe write the Christian radio station on the back of it. You know, and you don't know that, that, so, you know, I have met people who've read gospel tracts that saved their life.

You have talked about people on our last show that walked by and they heard the radio broadcasting from a house. They heard about Christ on the way to commit suicide and they gave their life to Christ. They went from literally from death to life, right there in that moment.

And so you just don't know the kind of impact you're having. So that's a, it's a call for everyone to be vigilant, sharing the gospel, whatever you're doing, whatever you're doing, but also a great heart of gratitude in my heart for ministries like Clearview, Clearview today, because y'all are doing this, you know, on broadcast to reach a whole lot of folks. So the people that stand with this ministry that support you with prayer, which is huge, that support this ministry financially, that write you a check of whatever God tells them is not theirs anyway, they are giving a compounded, an amazing gift that's going to go touch a whole lot of people.

Absolutely. And they're going to bump into someone they have in one day and it's like, oh my soul, I heard this Dr. Shaw. And thank you for what you're doing with that, Dr. Shaw.

Thank you. And thank you for the, again, the opportunity for us to be able to do that. You know, we met at that restaurant, George's restaurant, right downtown, sat down, talked and, and, and when we came back here, I asked my team, I said, what'd you think? He said, that man has so much passion. There's an electricity, even when you were talking about breakfast, like someone just sitting talking about breakfast. I'm like, yeah, let's go.

Let's go. There's an electrifying personality that I think a lot of Christians lack or a lot of Christians want to be that way, but you know, do you, where does that come from in you? Well, that's a good question. I, you know, God is just, God is so gracious. Amen. And so, you know, just don't spend too much time talking to my wife. It's like, you'll have a whole other, you know, version, but God's put her in my life. She's got to probably like your wife has the gift of discernment. That's right. She does.

She does. Keeps me humble. And I've got four daughters, a son-in-law, a grandson. And I would say that, that there is a, he who began a good work in me has been very faithful to complete it. Amen. And so I have, I had a down moment.

I had a down moment this morning driving over here. And so all the stuff that we quote and all the things that, you know, the sermon that's for Christian, that's like, it kind of gets real in that moment. Yeah, that's true. And so, and so, you know, what's interesting is, is let me, you know, I'm just like anybody else. That's a believer. We all stop. We all look up. We say, Lord, I need you. Amen. And just pour your grace in.

That's right. And so coming to sit with you all today, it's like therapy because I'm with a bunch of brothers in Christ that love Jesus. And so I'm feeding off this energy and I just, that's what I love doing what I'm doing. And so, and sometimes like when you call me the other night to encourage me, I'm down.

I mean, I'm like, you know, like, you know, would the real Stu Epperson please stand up? I don't know if you want to see that. And I get upset and I have to say to my little cub, honey, I'm sorry for getting mad at you and getting mad at mom. And I love you.

And daddy's a sinner. Yeah. You know, but, but the beautiful thing is, again, none of this is about us.

Absolutely right. Everything in us, everything evil that's happened to us and everything that's sinful. It's a struggle. We all have our besetting sins, right?

I started looking at this guy here, man, and I think, Oh man, I can't believe he does that. He's, you know, smoking those cigarettes and all that, you know, I haven't seen you light up lately, but, but maybe I'm pounding a little biscuits too much. I've got his besetting sin. So we, so we just, you know what? We need God's grace. So what are we doing? Here's what I'm doing.

I'm just going to go along here and say, Hey, listen, I'm a struggling human being. God's changed me. And how can I help encourage you to grow closer to God?

That's right. And suddenly I bump into a guy who's more mature in Christ than me. Hallelujah. Dr. Shaw, you could help me grow closer to God, right? Thank God for, for, you know, Jedi Meisters like him, right?

If you drop one more pop culture reference that I love, you're in dude. I'm telling you, the force is strong with this one. But I'm just saying it's like, it's like discipleship is a, should be an, it's just an amazing challenge to all of us because it's like, Hey, who are you discipling?

Just ask that Sunday morning. Just stop and say, okay, who are you discipling? Raise your hand. Tell me who you're discipling.

And then, and then as soon as they get all, well, you know, they say, who's discipling you? Well, I'm kind of there and that scares me by the way. How can I pray for you? I'm a good, I'm good. Whoa. You pray for me. If you're good, I've been looking for you all my life. That's right. You're the one I've been waiting for. But see, that's the church is a discipleship factor.

Absolutely. And all we do at the Truth Network is start to stimulate that. Go get under the kind of teaching you're hearing on the station. If you're not plugged into a church and being discipled, go to Clearview, go to a church in your area where the pastor is shucking the corn, breaking the bread, bringing the word, feed the flock, get under that and get in a community where you can be discipled and you can be discipling and mobilizing people to reach the world. Cause God's taken your mess to make a message, to spread His message.

Cause there's 2 billion who've never heard. So what are we doing? We gotta get going. And when I dismissed my Bible study every week, two weeks ago, I said, guys, I got to shut up because you guys gotta get on your missions trip right now. Mission's trip.

I don't know. Yes, life is a missions trip. You're going to go fill up with gas. There's 30 people with that sheets that need to hear about Jesus. We have tracks stuffed in your pocket. Look, I got these God cares for you tracks. I'm going to give one to you. I'm going to give one to you. I'm going to give one to pastor. What you're going to do is you're going to give that to one unbeliever today. And if you don't run into any unbelievers, give it to a believer. I'm already saved.

Because there's someone that's not your life. There's someone that's far from God, but close to you. Right on the back of the station. A little Christian radio station.

They can hear this program, right? The name of your church, right? Your cell number.

Call me if I can pray with you. It's just a little gospel track. I mean, how hard is that to do? Well, I'm an introvert.

Well, how hard is that? Well, I talked to a guy the other day who gives a $1 bill with his gospel tracks. I love it. Here's a buck.

They're like, well, no one ever gave me a buck before. I guess I'm going to read this. That's right. Be careful. It might change your life.

You probably shouldn't read that. You know, next thing you know, wow. Now they get saved.

They're telling others about Jesus and you know, here it comes. Yeah. Amen.

Wow. Well, this is why we like you. This is why we pray for you.

We pray for you because this is what the world needs is a person willing to let God use you. And thank you. Thank you for encouraging us. Thank you for encouraging me. I'm encouraged today. Absolutely. A blessing to be with you guys and keep stay vigilant. Keep doing what you're doing.

Cause y'all are a huge blessing to me and to so many people out there that just depend on Christian radio, that depend on this to be encouraged, to be blessed, just to kind of get through the day. That's right. And that need to be mobilized. That's right. Hey, everyone's like, well, why are you doing this in America?

Go do this in another world. Well, here's why. Because the people that the money and the people are here. That's right.

Right. So there's going to be more seminaries. There's going to be more solid churches here. Even though we know our Chinese brothers are praying that revival will come here. Our Indian brothers are praying the revival will come here because we've gotten soft. We've got lethargic. We've got empathetic. We've got lukewarm. But we are here to now mobilize people.

People here in my voice right now, God has put something in you. Absolutely. And the reason he has is so you can go to the nations. Absolutely. I can't go.

I don't even have a passport. We'll send money. That's right. Or send money to a good church like this.

That's a sending church. That's right. You can, by way of doing that to, like we said, I referenced this earlier, a virus in three months. Third world countries are wearing masks. And COVID hadn't even hit them yet.

But somehow the word got there. Countries that didn't even have the gospel. Tribes in remote parts of the world that didn't even have, have never had the gospel. They don't even have a written language.

They don't even have the Bible in their own dialect. They're wearing masks. And you're like, how have they, okay, so how are they finding out about this? Right.

But they're not finding about the thing that's even more contagious. Right. That will transform their life. That's right.

That will change the whole climate in their life. That's right. And bring them up from life to death. Amen. Amen. And so, well, that's why we're here. That's right.

To go reach those people. That's right. Amen. With the good news of Christ. It's a great commission.

That's right. I love that excitement. Thank you so much for being on today's episode. If you guys enjoyed today's topic, if you have questions about future topics, make sure you send us a text at 252-582-5028. You can also visit us online at ClearviewTodayShow.com.

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You can partner with us at ClearviewTodayShow.com. We're grateful for you. We're grateful to have you as a partner in this journey of sharing the gospel with the nations. The closing question today comes from Michael J. Michael Jordan himself. Michael Jordan himself.

A huge fan, sir. Michael Jackson. One can dance, one can dunk. Michael J. wants to know who would win in a fight between Batman and Daredevil. Michael, why would you even ask that question? That should be obvious. I think that there's a clear answer, but I'm interested to know. I would say Batman.

I'm old school. I love Batman. He's got all those gadgets.

He'll win. I've seen Daredevil get his behind kicked so many times. I've never seen Batman lose a fight. Maybe against Bane, but Batman would drag Daredevil.

Here's the thing. Daredevil's whole thing is his radar. He's able to hear super well and perceive the world. All it takes is a sonic attack.

Just turn the volume up real high. Daredevil is not good. But Daredevil is fighting by faith and not by sight. So I'm just saying. But Batman better watch out for the wiles of the Daredevil. That's true too. Daredevil does have God on his side. I will always give him that. He is religious. Yeah, he's religious. All right.

I'm still going to say Batman, but I'd say Daredevil. Yeah. Michael, write in and let us know what you think. You ask the question. Let us know what you think. We love you guys. We'll see you tomorrow on Clearview Today.