Well, hello, everyone. You're listening to Family Talk, which is a division of the James

Dobson Family Institute. I'm James Dobson, and you're in for a treat today. I want to take you

back to the year 2000, when we recorded what has become one of my

favorite programs of all times. It occurred on a day when three very good friends came to be my

guest in the studio. They were Robert and Bobby Wogamuth. Bobby has gone on to be with the Lord in 2014.

She had a beautiful voice.

You're going to hear that on the program today.

Robert has gone on to remarry Nancy DeMoss,

and Nancy has their own ministry called Revive Our Hearts.

The centerpiece of this interview was Johnny Erickson Tata, who, as most of you know,

became a quadriplegic when she was 17 years of age in a diving accident.

And she took this tragedy and gave it to the Lord and has been an advocate and an

encourager for disabled people ever since.

Okay, let's get right to the interview. So enjoy the ministry of hymns.

Johnny, this idea originated in your head.

Explain where it came from.

Well, I grew up with hymns, and hymns were a way that my mom and my dad connected me and my sisters to the historic faith.

And so for me, whether I'm in an elevator or sitting around in a lobby in my wheelchair in Biden time, or in the airport, or wherever,

I love to be singing a hymn. And for me, it's a way of witnessing. And I could be on the platform of a convention such as I was a few years ago at Christian Bookseller's Convention,

doctor. And I've spotted Dr. John McArthur in the front row. And I said, John, get on up here and let's sing a hymn together.

Well, he looks to his left and his right and very nervous, and he comes up.

I've done this to him before.

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