A biography for Lacey Sturmhasn’t been written yet.
“The message is always the most important thing. It's got to be honest, I've got to be able to believe in what I'm doing, and I also have to have some sort of light at the end of the tunnel. Or hope.”
“I see my sister in so many faces of so much of our audience. I have two younger brothers as well. I want so much to be able to convince them or tell them that their lives are important. 'You're meant to be here. There's a purpose that only you can fulfill.'”
“When I think about Flyleaf it makes me want to cry. Because it was such a special, unique family.”
“I don't think I can vote for a president that's for abortion.”
“Eternal life starts in our soul.”
“During times of loss, it's obvious that what we see is temporary. We have to accept that. But what lingers after loss is what we can't see. That is eternal.”
“What's beautiful about the ministry of Billy Graham is it's absolutely laser-focused on the Cross and it's beautiful.”
“I know that if I ever get to meet Vinnie Paul, I'm gonna burst into tears.”
“When I left Flyleaf I really wanted to stay connected with the fans and so I continued to answer emails and tried to write some blogs and stay connected that way and my husband could tell that I was just super heavy about the fans and just being able to reach out to them so he suggested that I write a book.”
“I really have a strong anti-abortion stance.”
“I know what it's like to make a choice that feels like it's so destructive to everybody around you, but in your own mind it feels like the right thing anyway.”
“There is sometimes an animosity for Christianity.”
“I would want to know if they are Christian. When I read somebody's lyrics and they connect with my faith, are they Christian?”
“When I was growing up, it was good to have somebody that could relate with the darkness that I was going through, but at the same time if it just left me there, it actually was destructive in my life.”
“You know, I mean, we play music, if people like it and they want to, you know, they want to support us, then that's amazing, you know. It doesn't matter, you know, if you're Christian or not.”
“When you forgive somebody, it’s not so much for them as it is for you. You need to be free from that. And you need to rise above that.”
“When I was an atheist I hated people, especially people that talked about God. I thought that they were naive. It wasn't a good thing to tell people about God and make them feel like they're safe and that He's going to take care of them when bad things happen.”
“We are all Christians in our band, and it comes out in our music. We want to be honest.”
“I feel humbled and thankful when things go well.”
“There is no king that won't face a mortal death the same as a slave. So kings and slaves alike should make the most of life and love everyone as selflessly as possible, because tomorrow is another day, and kings can fall, becoming slaves, and slaves can be promoted to become kings.”