A lot of this album has to do with celebrating, just saying, 'Man, I am really thankful to God that He's brought me to the place He's brought me. In The Sky , on which he offers a picture of himself and a sketch of what's on his mind. It has a heavy spiritual message, but I'd rather people enjoy it than sit around and ponder it. I'm really sick of all this heavy-handed Christianity.
Musicians take themselves too seriously.
They should have more fun, and they should stop preaching unless that's what God has called them to do. If I want to hear a sermon, I'll go to my church, thank you. With tongue in cheek, Mullins readily offers his own estimation of his talent. I'm not an overly humble person, but I'd like to have a different face. That would be stupid.