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 to another edition of Dr. James Dobson's Family Talk. I'm Roger Martian.

Joining me in studio today for a very special program is Gary Bower.

Gary's our senior vice president of public policy here at the Dobson Policy Center.

And today's a very special day. It is March for Life Day. It's Sanctity of Life Day.

And Gary, we're going to get into a presentation here that you and I both got to experience last fall at an event here in Colorado Springs.

That's one of the most powerful declarations for the need for family, ministry, the sanctity of

human life, all packed into a 13-minute presentation. I don't know how Rob McCoy did it, Gary,

but it's really powerful.

You're right, Roger, and it's always good to be on the air with you as we discuss these issues that are so important to men and women of faith, those of us that believe in faith,

family, and freedom. And you're right, we had the honor of listening to this live. The audience

was mesmerized when the pastor talked about his own experience with the

sanctity of life issue in a way that it wasn't theoretical.

It was real.

One of the beautiful things about what we're about to hear is it's a message from Pastor

Rob McCoy, who has spent more than two decades as senior pastor of Godspeak, Calvary Chapel, and Thousand Oaks, California.

And he has recently, just as of Christmas time, announced that he's moving into more of an emeritus role with the church, kind of stepping away from the regular full-time responsibilities.

But he has such a passion for

ministry. He has such a passion for community. If you were listening to yesterday's edition of

family talk, you heard the first part of this presentation where Rob was talking about what

motivated him to keep his church open during COVID and to run for city council and actually

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