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by Erica Parkerson // Apr 29, 2021 2:30 PM Credit: MercyMe "Say I Won't" If you need en espresso shot of encouragement today, join Bart Millard from MercyMe, Erica and Steve. You’ll hear the powerful, perspective-quaking story of Bart’s friend Gary Miracle, the face behind the band’s new song,  Say I won’t. Gary ‘s learning to live without limbs and you will be inspired by what he says about problems. You’ll hear about Bart’s Family Circus and the perspective-twist he shared about his son’s graduation celebration. And you’ll hear what it feels like to know a song you sing ...

Bart Millard of MercyMe joins us to talk about the band’s new album Inhale (Exhale), the inspiring story behind the latest single, how the pandemic affected the creative process and how the band continues to create music that is genuine and fresh even after years in the industry.

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 th...

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”!

MercyMe - Almost There - Audio CD - LIKE NEW disc - ships fast Only 1 available Condition: Used Case teeth hold disc like they should, case has shelf wear but works like it should, and looks good, cover art is very nice, disc has a very clear mirror side, the disc looks great. 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...