This is a music project that God developed using my past experiences; I was released from prison in 1995 and a short 2 years later in 1997, I was called and led to go back into prisons with the wonderful Gospel of Jesus Christ.I am a true native of these “walled cities”. I know and speak their language. I have sat where they sit, I’ve eaten what they eat, and have waited for mail and visits that never came. The inmates recognize that through Christ, I am beating the odds. God has truly changed my heart and my life. Many times while singing we see sitting in the pews hurting and wounded brothers and sisters, living in their own “Walls of Shame”. Some have never truly accepted our Father’s forgiveness. They know they are forgiven, but just can’t seem to forgive themselves. Some have become complacent, never knowing their true purpose, unable to find the peace and joy that comes with doing what God has called them to do. Then there are some we see living in active addiction and sin. God uses our music to prick their hearts calling them to repentance.Here are a few remarks from people who have seen Bobby live!We haven’t stopped talking about the service last night. Please come back. Some guys that don’t usually come to church heard about it and want to hear you. K. Wallace; Avery Correctional, Spruce Pine NC….but God has brought us out of our holes. Thank you Jesus! I love His name. I wish I could hear ya’ll sing right now. Keep up the good work, Bobby & family M. Lancaster; Marion Correctional, Marion NCSince I found the Lord, I enrolled in a course for Associates degree in Religious Education. I plan on using my degree to preach & teach especially the youth and prisons. You are a great encourager to others. I was truly blessed with seeing you, hearing you & talking with you. J Sawyer; Ross Correctional, Chillicothie OHI really appreciate you and all those up there praying for me. I didn’t realize I had such a big family. I never thought of it like that before. You being here to pray with me after all those mile really touched me! D. Marshall; Parchman MS