MercyMe
Expression of surprise
MercyMe is an American contemporary Christian rock band formed in 1994, best known for their crossover hit "I Can Only Imagine" (2001), which became one of the best-selling Christian singles of all time.
The song inspired a 2018 biographical film of the same name.
The band's name comes from a Southern expression of mild surprise or exasperation.
Effortless beauty of motion
- forgivenessReleasing resentment toward offenders
- redemptionRecovery or moral restoration
- hopeDesire for good outcomes
- faithTrust without proof
healing · worship · praise · salvation · compassion · surrender · trust · gratitude
Current religious music genre
- Christian rockFaith-based guitar genre
- worship musicReligious devotional songs
- CCMMulti-field professional abbreviation
- inspirationalArousing drive or hope
Fan-chosen recording industry honor
- Christian radioFaith-based AM/FM programming
- chart-toppingRanking first in sales
grace
Effortless beauty of motion
- forgivenessReleasing resentment toward offenders
- redemptionRecovery or moral restoration
- hopeDesire for good outcomes
faith · healing · worship · praise · salvation · compassion · surrender · trust · gratitude · perseverance
contemporary Christian
Current religious music genre
- Christian rockFaith-based guitar genre
- worship musicReligious devotional songs
- CCMMulti-field professional abbreviation
Shake
Informal for famous playwright
American Music Award
Fan-chosen recording industry honor
- Christian radioFaith-based AM/FM programming
- chart-toppingRanking first in sales
MercyMeMarilyn Manson
Ghost · black metal · Nine Inch Nails · death metal · Slipknot
MercyMeshock rock
Music built on transgression
punk rock · Marilyn Manson · Sex Pistols · Dead Kennedys · Insane Clown Posse
- no mercyComplete absence of clemency
- at the mercy ofDefenseless before another's power
- have mercyShow compassion, forgive
- beg for mercyPlead for compassionate treatment
- lord have mercyExclamation seeking divine compassion
- mercy killingPainless death for suffering