by Erica Parkerson // Jan 28, 2021 2:40 PM
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Mike Bennett is Portland’s Best Visual Artist of 2020. He knew the photo of Bernie Sanders was something pretty special the moment he saw it and so got right to work turning it into a work of art. That masterpiece (in addition to the sale of some t-shirts with the classic meme) are now re-fueling Meals on Wheels in Portland. Join Mike and Erica for a conversation that will make your heart feel as warm as Bernie’s potholder mittens.
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by Erica Parkerson // Jan 28, 2021 3:25 PM
Join Micah and Erica for a conversation about leaving your plans in God’s hands, his new song:
New Today, how God’s mercies are fresh daily like homemade cookies, pitching your tent on the idea of TODAY, extending Christmas due to COVID, throwing a birthday party for their pet guinea pig, Coleslaw (A.K.A. C.S. Chewis) who the family is already missing… and how pets enrich our lives.
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Red Rocks Worship Artist Profile. Online Christian radio, Christian music articles, reviews, news and artist profiles. Christian life articles, prayer rooms and much more!
Reviewed by Stephen Luff
Colorado-based Red Rocks Worship consist of David Anderson, Adaeze Nooelle Azubuike, Jake Espy, Brinnae Keathley, Jerrica Matrone, Tyler Roberts and Nicole Serrano. This release follows the more sedate offering The Rooftop EP in 2014. The first two songs, the title track and Echo The Son deliver energy a-plenty but after this the pace slows down with, to my mind, the best tracks on the collection, the Lumineers sounding Love Changes Everything and More , which has been selected to get a bit of Cross Rhythms radio airplay. Although the seven-song mini-album does not break the mould of the typical worship offering, there are certainly some great songs showcased here. It will be interesting to hear a full album of material in the future as there are seeds of something special germinating.