While it may be a bestseller, the Bible still is not regularly read according to a recent study by "Back to the Bible."

The non-denominational organization conducted over 40,000 surveys to understand why so many people own Bibles, but neglect to read them.

Now, it's using technology, like radio, television and the internet, to try to change this.

"We know that when that when people engage God's word, they less engage in self destructive behavior like internet pornography and gambling. All kinds of self destructive things like cutting and alcohol abuse, drug abuse," said President and seinior Bible teacher, Woodrow Kroll. "The bible changes people's lives."