Jase Robertson

Yeah, it's two of them.

It was really out of our relationship here and our forever family connection that these planks were built sort of by the Almighty for all of us to do what we're doing now.

And everybody's doing their thing.

But you're right.

Then every once in a while, we get back in a room together or the setting like that where you're able to have those conversations.

And I'm hesitant to mention this because this book is not in print anymore, and I know you're going to be looking for it, and it's going to be hard to find, so I apologize in advance.

But when Dad and I were approached about doing a study Bible a few years ago—it's been about 10 years ago—and it was a great project.

It's called the Duck Commander Faith and Family Bible, which is out of print, so I'm telling you right now, you're not going to be able to find this Bible—

I think they're going to try to get some more here at Duck and Matter, but I'm not sure.

But we opened it, Zach.

Bob DeMoss is the guy that helped write our parts, me and Dab.

And we began the Bible project.

Of course, it's God's word.

It's not our word.

But we put stuff from our teachings.

And so Bob is listening to old cassette tapes of dad's lessons, my lessons, different conversations we had had.

Of course, then we met for a couple of weeks and just told stories.

And we opened it with something we call Life Changers.

It was a 31-day devotional for a month.

Before you get into reading the Bible, this was a month of stories of people that were led to Christ during these eras we're talking about.