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I got one of those new 8 gig iPod Nano's, in black.  It's so thin, it's amazing how it holds so much information.  Plus, the sound is awesome too.

Hey thanks!

Thanks everyone.  I played it well for the talent show, although there were other bands/singers who were seriously talented.  That's ok, I played it well and I enjoyed it.

Hey everyone thanks for the replies, I figured out what was wrong.  There was a ground wire disconnected.  All I have to do it reconnect it, should be an easy fix.  Thanks!

I'd recommend Seagulls, Ovations, and some of the lower-end Martins.  Even though they're much cheaper than they're fancier, more expensive cousins, these cheaper Martins still play awesome.

I am playing for a school talent show this week, a church program this weekend, and again at church on Christmas Eve.  Both venues involve a decent number of people, but the difference is who they are.  I'm friends with just about everyone at my church, and even if I did mess up, they wouldn't care, because they've seen me play good before and after all, we're only human.  I'm a lot more nervous for the school talent show, because there's a lot of idiots out there who aren't as understanding as fellow Christians if you mess up.  So lately, in addition to practicing my song, I've been trying to get in the mind-set of "I don't care what nobody thinks of me".  My true friends will still be my friends even if I go up there and can't play a single note, and I don't really care what anyone else thinks.  I don't need their approval, because I have heard myself play good and inside I know I'm a decent guitar player.  And I probably will do a good job anyway, no matter how nervous I get.  So even at church, where people tend to be friendlier and more understanding, getting in this mind-set will help you immensely.  Whether Zurf's reply was intended as sarcasm or not, you'd be well off to pray and just ask that no matter how good or bad you do, that you could still minister to people through it.  Also, the key is to use your nervousness to your advantage, and not to let it take hold of you.  Don't look like you're nervous, and you won't sound like it.  I can all but gurantee that you will do a great job.

I'm playing on an Ibanez RG with two humbuckers.

I've seen ads for it on the computer here.   What, is it just Guitar Hero with Christian Rock?

Strats seem to have their place in blues and classic rock, whereas Teles are more suited for country and blues.  There's always exceptions though.

Skillet is a really good Christian band-they do stuff from alt rock to borderline metal.  For the times when you need something loud, As I Lay Dying is a really cool metalcore Christian band.