You're listening to Family Talk, the radio broadcasting division of the James Dobson Family Institute.

I am that James Dobson, and I'm so pleased that you've joined us today.

Well, welcome once again to Family Talk, the broadcast division of the Dr. James Dobson Family Institute.

I'm Roger Marsh.

Question, where do you find meaning in life?

It's a question that we all have to wrestle with, and the late Chuck Colson had a profound answer.

The good life isn't found in gratifying ourselves, but in serving others.

On today's edition of Dr. James Dobson's family talk, Dr. Dobson, continues his conversation

with his dear friend, Chuck Colson, about that very idea, and these are principles that are

drawn from Chuck's landmark book called The Good Life.

Here now, once again, is our host, Dr. James Dobson, and his guest, Chuck Colson, on today's

edition of Family Talk.

We have a lot of ground to cover, so I'm going to introduce Chuck Colson very quickly,

because most people know who he is anyway.

Chuck is a former presidential aid to

Richard Nixon and founder of the International Ministry Prison Fellowship. He's the author of

23 books, a very popular speaker. He holds a BA degree from Brown University and a law degree from George Washington

University and is a constitutional scholar, constitutional lawyer. Chuck has been married to Patty,

a great lady for 41 years. He's the father of three children and has five grandchildren, and it's so good to have

him back to discuss his new book. The title of it is The Good Life, Seeking Purpose and

Meaning and Truth in your life. Chuck, this is an outstanding book. I hope it has the same kind of success that you've had with so many other books,

born again and loving God and many of your earlier books, which really dealt with the passion that's within you for Jesus Christ.

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