Comments on: For Better or Worse,

By: Ken Johanson

Ken Johanson — Sun, 19 Jun 2011 00:36:13 +0000

Dear Bryan, your music plays everyday on Moody Radio online (and frequently on WMBI Chicago as well.) I had to look you up as I heard you sing just now- wondering what you have been up to. Reading several blog postings has shown me your recent struggles as well as your ongoing dependence on God. My dad died earlier this morning and seeing your loving tribute to your dad on this eve of Father’s Day was a challenge for me to see my dad in a better way, not so distant, to be more forgiving and accepting in retrospect.
Be encouraged, keep making music,serve God, enjoy your marriage and teen daughters, riding with the wind in your face.

Thankyou for your continuing gift of song,-Ken

By: Diana S

Diana S — Wed, 02 Jun 2010 22:29:36 +0000

Hi Bryan! It is so great to find your website and find that you are still makin music. Many years ago my husband and I went to a Russ Taff concert in Fresno and you were the opening act. Wow, you stole the show and we have been fans all these years. We have seen you many times in concert in CA, Seattle and somewhere in Illinois with Annointed too. We even saw you one time when you had hurt your foot jumping over a car on your rollerblades!!! We love your music and I have spent much of this afternoon downloading your old songs! Also, on a funny note – I looked out this weekend to see my husband mowing the lawn in your “Lunatics Anonymous” shirt from back in the day (remember those shirts, they were black with hot pink and green lettering) and had to chuckle to myself. Take care Bryan and keep on doing what you do so well. Your friend, Diana

By: Brad

Brad — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 14:59:02 +0000

Bryan,

Your music summarizes my spiritual life so closely that it is almost scary. From “Anonymous Confessions” through “Blue Skies” you hit the nail on the head. God has used you so much in my life, as well as those who have heard the messages I have had the honor to share with others. I have used your music to close my messages more times then I can remember and people always ask where they can buy your music.

Congratulations on your recent marriage and I will pray for your new endeavor with raising teenage girls. I can tell you from experience they will rip your heart out one moment and have you like putty in their hands the next. Gotta love “em.

You might remember me, I had you in concert 1997 in Gilbert, AZ. Hotter then blue blazes that day. And we (my wife and I) had dinner with you when you were in Elkhart, IN. after a horrendous battle to get into South Bend, IN. We dropped you off at your motel after eating a Olive Garden. Anyway I encourage you to remember the words you wrote in ” Take Heart” “God’s brought us to far He won’t let us down.”

Brad Barnard

By: La Donna

La Donna — Sun, 31 Jan 2010 22:22:58 +0000

AT LAST!!! I’ve been wanting to write you for Y E A R S. Finally did via snail mail last year hoping I could arrange for you to appear here in Ventura. You continue to be my favorite song writer and singer. Because I so often play your cd’s you are thought of often. I appreciate you and hope to some day bring you up here. Thanks for sharing your thoughts.

By: Nick

Nick — Sat, 30 Jan 2010 18:49:19 +0000

i messed up the first one, now i’m replying to myself:)) Brian love your ministry, it has been a blessing, even all the way back to the Sweet Comfort Band! Your songs are very encouraging, presenting real life and the word together with blue-eyed soul is a good mixture. keep it up, we are listening! prayin for you bro, keep ridin! mahalo:)

By: Nick

Nick — Sat, 30 Jan 2010 18:46:33 +0000

Type your message here …

By: gail davis

gail davis — Fri, 15 Jan 2010 00:22:21 +0000

I have to tell you that your music is beautiful to me. I listen to it quite often and have for years. Please keep your faith in God. He loves you so very much. I will pray for you.

By: kontan

kontan — Mon, 11 Jan 2010 03:59:37 +0000

C’grats on the new marriage. Two teenage daughters must make for interesting times. Our oldest will reach the teenage milestone this month, and I”m not ready. After reading your post a Ferris Bueller quote came to mind, “Life moves pretty fast. You don’t stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it. ” Social media and our dwindling attention spans just might contribute, but I must say…it is great to keep up with people I rarely see and wouldn’t talk to if it wasn’t for social media.

By: don west

don west — Sat, 02 Jan 2010 04:13:41 +0000

Hey Bryan, give me a call or drop me an email if you get the time. You need to get up here to Hume Lake and try out our new recording studio. It’s for real. Pretty nice and you can’t beat the location. It would be a nice ride up here on your bike.

don west
559.305.7622
dwest@humelake.org

By: Al & Norma

Al & Norma — Fri, 01 Jan 2010 09:46:32 +0000

Bryan, my brother so sorry for my typos.
It is New Years and I’m working 12 mid- 08:00 and can barely see the screen.
Hope your readers will understand what I was saying with all the errors.
Stay blessed in ’10.
PLEASE REPLY. It would encourage us during our real trying time right now with the economy down and us barely holding on.
Still, we wouldn’t want to do this without Our Jesus- Our Confidence.
Peace, bro.

Al 888-354-2755