Along with an extreme passion for music, Adam has developed a conviction for the present-day church. Even though he grew up in the church, he has become aware that many "Christians" develop a false perception of the Gospel in which they simply modify their behavior just enough to hide sin from others and appear as "good and wholesome people." He feels that Christianity has become less of a genuine relationship with a genuine Savior and more of a false identity that allows us to feel good about ourselves and be held in high regard by others. Adam echoes this quote from Derek Webb: "The Gospel has not failed us; we have just failed to believe it." This conviction has led Adam to write songs that encourage audiences to cling to the Gospel in both its beautiful and offensive state.

Adam is pursuing a musical career and is excited about the opportunities God has provided for him to share music. Some of the highlights have included opening up for Derek Webb (in Birmingham, Florence and Chattanooga) and Jill Phillips (in Birmingham). He has also received radio airplay on local Christian radio station 93.7, WDJC. At this point, he can't think of anything else he'd rather be doing than singing and talking about the change that Christ alone makes in our lives and our communities. He says, "I feel like there is so much more to learn, but my primary objective is to share what God is teaching me right now with the people who will listen."