Hello, everyone. You're listening to Family Talk, a radio broadcasting ministry of the James Dobson Family Institute.

I'm Dr. James Dobson, and thank you for joining us for this program.

I'm Roger Marsh, and welcome to Family Talk, the broadcast division of the Dr. James Dobson Family Institute.

Over the weekend, we had a wonderful time of celebrating and remembering and even shedding a few tears for Dr. Dobson,

remembering his life and legacy at the beautiful memorial service that was held here in Colorado Springs.

For those who were invited,

of course, we had a wonderful time celebrating along with Mrs. Dobson, Ryan DeNay, and members of the

family. And if you would like to experience that memorial service, please know that it was recorded

in its entirety. And once we have it ready for presentation, we'll be sure to let you know

how you can get access to it.

It will be available for free on most streaming sites.

But please check our website at Dr. James Dobson.org for more information on how you can witness

and experience the memorial service for Dr. James Dobson that took place over the weekend.

Question for you, with all the different events that are happening in the world right now, Dr. Dobson going home to be with the Lord, the Charlie Kirk assassination,

you might think that things are pretty glum out in the world. But quite frankly, the people who are

really wrestling with what's happening in the world right now are people who really haven't either

studied scripture or haven't really paid attention. So a question that we all

have to ask ourselves right now is, how well do I really know the Bible? There are over 80 million people

every year downloading Bible-related products, so it's clear that people are searching. They're hungry

for a deeper understanding of God's word and how it impacts their lives. At the same time,

though, as more and more people in Generation Z are going back to church or going to church for

the first time, studies still show that biblical illiteracy is at an all-time high, even among regular

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