Clint Bicknell: You are right, there is not much said about Kenaniah in scripture. But what is documented in 1 Chronicles 15:22, is that he was a leader of singing and he was skillful at it. As Worship Leaders in our local church, we wanted to commit ourselves to doing everything with excellence to Honor God in our roles as leaders. The name Kenaniah just resonated with us.

Clint: Actually, we are not familiar with Rock 'N' Roll Worship Circus. As a guitar kid growing up in the late 70's and 80's I guess you are what you listen to; I loved bands like Kansas, Toto, Van Halen, all the greats. As we began to write our own songs, we just played what we knew. As we progressed (especially lyrically) I'd say our biggest influence has been Steven Curtis Chapman, hands down the greatest songwriter ever!

Clint: Like most of our songs, "You Brought Me Home" came out of some sermon prep with our Pastor. In Roman times, parents were encouraged to throw away newborn children that didn't "measure up" onto the trash heaps to die. Sometimes people who couldn't have children would go to the trash heap and bring a baby home to raise as their own. Our pastor was teaching on being adopted into Gods family with all the rights of a natural child. As found in Paul's description in Romans 8: We thought it painted an incredible picture of God's grace and mercy and the song was born, "You picked me out, You picked me up You brought me home, You adopted me into your great family!"

Clint: It so hard to choose a favorite, each song represents a point on our spiritual journey and something God was teaching us at the time. But I'm partial to "Be More" and "Find Jesus". For live performance, "What A Beautiful Day" and "You Brought Me Home" are always a ton of fun.

Clint: Yea we've gotten behind on our studio work with the ministry/leadership roles we were in at church. In 2020, we both handed off our roles to some young people we had been investing in and training up over the last several years. We've just recently got back in the studio and started working on our next project, hoping to get it release early 2023.

Clint: We've always been focused on church/corporate worship primarily, but now that we've stepped out of weekly ministry requirements we are focusing on recording in the studio and kicking around the idea of starting to play out more if that's something God opens the door for.

Clint: There are two verses that have driven most everything we have done, both in how we live and in how we lead.
John 4:23-24 (NLT)
23' But the time is coming-indeed it's here now-when true worshipers will worship the Father in spirit and in truth. The Father is looking for those who will worship him that way. 24' For God is Spirit, so those who worship him must worship in spirit and in truth."
This scripture was played out in a song we wrote called "I Will Worship". You can find it on streaming platforms if you would like to check it out. Apple Music, Spotify. YouTube.
Our other favorite scripture would be Romans 12:1.
"Therefore, I urge you, brothers, in view of God's mercy, to offer your bodies as living sacrifices, holy and pleasing to God-this is your spiritual act of worship."