That is why I think the songs are ultimately more important than the technique that goes into them. Gospel music keeps us in touch with our traditions and our roots. When people refer to me as a Christian guitar player, I consider that an honor. At the same time, I wouldn't want that to turn anybody away from just listening. Everyone has a faith in something.
Man is just by nature, religious.
To me, my religion is a living faith, and I hope to always convey that through my music and through my heart. I also want to encourage guitar players to pursue a life of excellence, and a life that has spiritual significance. I can't depend on my ability to be consistent as a musician. I never could. The music changes, the song changes.