I just call him the reverent fireman.

It's kind of like being a fireman, and I've done it myself, so I understand what they go through. It's a lot of sitting around and then all of a sudden you get the call, 'Oh, you're on.' So it's my job, really, just to make sure that they're ready to go.

You can't use a credit card on it. If you've got a dime, you can call.

I actually wanted to be a fireman when I was younger.

I walked out on the porch, and I just happened to see the fireman there and he said I should go back in the house because there was some kind of chemical spill and they were waiting for HAZMAT to get there.

Now is the time. This is our time. Call and write our senators and organize and tell your friends to do the same. Cover this process in a blanket of prayer. ... This is our chance to be doers of the word and not hearers only.