How exciting was it travelling and playing songs?
GK: You get to know its hard graft, especially touring in and out of vans, setting up equipment, packing it down and again, getting tired, not sleeping very well. Then you go back and do it again! But it is what God is doing in you and stirring in you and he wants you to bear fruit and to play your part so it’s certainly exciting when you are going out and there are new opportunities. There are seasons where you plug in faithfully and times when things are disappointing and you have to re-evaluate why you do things. I think in many ways God seeks to purify our motives so that we are not just driven by the adventure of it all. That’s when it becomes truly an offering to God. It’s because we love him and want to be his servant. CT: How do you keep writing original songs? GK: Well I wouldn’t claim that I have done that, I think part of it is writing a lot of songs and of course for every song that ends up being published, there are half a dozen that never made it so you are picking the be
