It’s a hard life for the Christian rocker, because Christian rockers face a particular type of challenge. When I say that they are judged because they are four Christian guys in a rock band, I am alluding to the fact that Christian musicians often get it from both barrels. The non-Christian crowd assumes their music is bad, they’re preachy, and they shouldn’t be in a club. The Christian crowd doesn’t care if they’re bad, they want them to preach, and they shouldn’t be in a club. The Christian guys in the rock band wants to be good, they don’t necessarily feel the need to preach from every stage they get up on, and they want to play their music wherever they can … including clubs.
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