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Good morning. Welcome to the morning motivation. I'm Mike Slater. Thanks for being here.

This week we're talking about remembering the Bible all the time, especially in the Old Testament, although tomorrow we'll talk about New Testament, but remember, remember this, remember that, remember what I did, remember me, remember all these things. So clearly it's very, very important. So not only do we need to remember, but we need to remember so that we can teach our kids and

grandkids.

Deuteronomy 3112, assemble the people, men, women, and little ones that they may hear and learn

to fear the Lord your God and be careful to do all the words of this law and that their children

who have not known it may hear and learn to fear the

Lord your God.

I love that the children that gather everyone, include the children, and also the children who

don't know it.

They didn't see the pillar of fire.

They didn't see the Red Sea part.

They didn't see all the things you saw.

So you got to tell them.

You've got to tell them and make it come so alive.

It's as if they were there.

I still lament the passing of our World War II generation.

I feel like it happened without anyone even noticing.

They're even worse caring.

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