MercyMe is one of a handful of bands in worship/Christian music that truly needs no introduction. The group behind the legendary song “I Can Only Imagine,” the band’s name has come to be synonymous with consistently high-quality records that offer both catchy pop tracks of inspiration and emotional faith-filled anthems.
Following a twenty-year span of successful albums, each carrying songs that have become lifelines of hope for listeners, MercyMe’s latest release
inhale (exhale) has been in the works for two years. Created during the chaos of the pandemic, the record is a reminder that even when things feel out of control, we are invited to trust God and simply breathe.
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This week, Bart Millard from the band, MercyMe, came onto the Mornings with Rebecca & Burns Overtime Show to share about how the band has been handling the pandemic over the last year as well as some exciting new music coming out later this month! We also had a little fun as Bart, Rebecca, and Jay Allen played a game of “Bible Name or Complete Gibberish”!
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In today s worship-crazed phase of Christian pop, Mercy Me fits right in with smooth melodies, passionate lyrics, and a vertical focus. Yet the transition from worship band to major-label act demands more. Almost There promises just enough to allow it to rise above its inconsistencies. Prayer of Jabez-inspired Bless Me Indeed is a glimmer of brilliance where the group brings it all together, but it s the poignancy and power of I Can Only Imagine that testifies to Mercy Me s great potential. The dramatic ballad captures a believer s hope for the afterlife and is fueled by Bart Millard s authoritative vocals. The song will continue to be a staple in church worship services for years to come. Then there ar