We call it, 'From mainstream to the local scene,'

If he found out I was sleeping, he'd call the local newspaper, ... That's what he did to my predecessor.

We thought it was mainstream, ... We said, do it mainstream. We're American. We grew up here with everybody else. We thought the music would appeal to everyone, not just a certain ethnic group or age group. We thought it was universal.

When the dust settles where do we go from here? Where do we start? You can't call the local carpenter and get him to rebuild your house because his house is gone to,

I lost everything. My parents lost everything.

The things that we have in common [with Muslims] are not the things that bring peace. Only the things that are different can bring peace. The only way to come to God is through Jesus.