We start out doing spiritual music for the church band. Then, we send the rest of the band home and work on secular stuff.

The people from church see us in a totally different environment. But I have to censor myself on the stage banter when I know that the pastor's in the audience.

Some keep the Sabbath going to Church - I keep it, staying at Home - With a bobolink for a Chorister - And an Orchard, for a Dome

We went to church Sunday morning, because that's our home, too.

Since we've been home, we've been to church and out to eat several times. Link does wonderful. When he's got his harness on he's all business. When we get home and take the harness off, he's all puppy.

[Karl Barth, the 20th-century theologian who pounded home the theme of God's sovereignty, saw no contradiction at all in a God who chooses to let prayers affect him.] He is not deaf, he listens; more than that, he acts. He does not act in the same way whether we pray or not. Prayer exerts an influence upon God's action, even upon his existence. That is what the word 'answer' means. ... The fact that God yields to man's petitions, changing his intentions in response to man's prayer, is not a sign of weakness. He himself, in the glory of his majesty and power, has so willed it.