Heh. You can tell this is an automated question.

I lead worship at Spring Hills Baptist Church for the high school Sunday School and at Granville Christian Academy, also in Granville. (That would make sense :P). I absolutely love it, and the most special moments happen for me when I'm not looking for them. Y'know, when you're not expecting anything to happen, and BAM- God is there. And that's when it hits you- this is AWESOME.

It changes it by making music available to anyone with an internet connection. This becomes a boon to the consumer and a potential nightmare to the record labels if not effectively managed. However, it is much more of a boon than a nightmare, because word spreads much quicker.

If it was God's will, yes.

I led a band called "Through the Flames" from March of '05 to September of '05. I am currently leading worship for the aforementioned events.

Jars of Clay, definitely. A variety of Christian artists, including Matt Redman, Hillsong United (Hillsong's awesome youth group/band), FM Static, Tree63, Third Day, Petra, Delirious?, and Josh Baker. Oh yeah, and our youth band here at SHBC.

Outside of Granville, Roanoke, VA. Awesome, awesome people.

Breedlove AD-25 SR Plus guitar, Jackson electric guitar, Elixir strings, Jim Dunlop picks,

Instruments I play:

Piano (9 years)
Drums (5 years)
Acoustic/electric/bass guitar (2 year, but more practice time than that would show)
Bongos/Auxillary Drums (as long as I have beat on the kitchen counter to music)

My goal for these songs that I write is this to get you to ask questions, because when we ask questions, we go deeper into our very being and discover exactly who we are. I don't write songs necessarily from a Christ-only perspective, but I try to write things as I see them, from the human perspective as well. I pray that in some small way, you will be able to relate to what I write.