- Before I go on stage I'm about an inch off throwing up. I didn't used to be nervous, it's just when I have to be out in front singing. But I don't mind it; it keeps me in check, makes me feel vulnerable and brings something out in me.
- I think our greatest strength is our knowledge that we're weak and our knowledge of our need for God.
- I am married, and she is very understanding. I couldn't have found anybody better. We don't spend more than two and a half weeks at a time away, we're pretty family oriented that way.
- We have spent almost 10,000 nights on the road, and when you get out on stage you lose perspective on real life. I mean, I've stayed in 10,000 hotels, but I don't know how to check into a hotel. I've driven tons of rental cars, but I don't know how to rent a car. I wrote a check the other day for a guitar and I got it all wrong, because I never have to write checks.
- I remember our first real gig was my sister's 16th birthday party. We didn't really have any singers, none of us could sing.
- I don't enjoy being on stage that much... I don't know what it is, I'm not sure, I just don't feel comfortable with it...but what happens is, some of it's so uncomfortable up there that it forces me to do things that are beyond my natural ability.
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