Here's a quick teaser video for my upcoming EP...
If you feel so inclined, I would truly appreciate you all spreading the word and passing this vid along!
Peace,
Ross
Friday, October 29, 2010
EP Teaser Video
Labels: faith, debate, spirituality, politics
album teaser,
ep preview,
ross christopher
Thursday, October 28, 2010
CONGRATS LACY, PHIL, & ADAIR!!!
CONGRATS to Lacy & Phil for the birth of their beautiful baby, Adair Lynden Stroessner!!! Addie was born yesterday afternoon, a healthy and cute little girl @ 7lbs, 12oz.
So excited to be an uncle!
Peace,
Ross
So excited to be an uncle!Peace,
Ross
Labels: faith, debate, spirituality, politics
adair
Monday, October 25, 2010
Doubt Brings Hope

Here's a new tune I wrote this past week. Its a commentary on folks that would draw lines in the sand, limiting the hugeness of God. Its a dialogue of what I believe to be the cyclical nature of faith/spirituality...everything. I truly believe that doubt breeds all else. And in time, even the faithful again doubt. Doubt is not something dangerous (as some would have you believe); rather, doubt is a stage (and quite possibly the stage that faith itself hinges on). Doubt is the tension, and more often than not, God resides in the tension. Peace.
Doubt Brings Hope
© 2010 Ross Christopher
(Verse 1)
It’s black and white
One way’s right
It makes them sleep better
Cause if they’re wrong
Then I am right
Leading out of fright
(Chorus)
Doubt brings us hope
Hope brings us love
Love brings us faith
And faith leads to doubt
(Verse 2)
You’ve made Him a tiny god
With boxes and human fog
Can’t handle the blurry
You say there’s one way
To hell with another day
‘Cause doubt is the killer
(Chorus)
Doubt brings us hope
Hope brings us love
Love brings us faith
And faith leads to doubt
© 2010 Ross Christopher
(Verse 1)
It’s black and white
One way’s right
It makes them sleep better
Cause if they’re wrong
Then I am right
Leading out of fright
(Chorus)
Doubt brings us hope
Hope brings us love
Love brings us faith
And faith leads to doubt
(Verse 2)
You’ve made Him a tiny god
With boxes and human fog
Can’t handle the blurry
You say there’s one way
To hell with another day
‘Cause doubt is the killer
(Chorus)
Doubt brings us hope
Hope brings us love
Love brings us faith
And faith leads to doubt
Labels: faith, debate, spirituality, politics
doubt,
doubt brings us hope,
new song,
original song
Sunday, October 24, 2010
Guarded March (soundtrack piece)
As many of you know, i've been writing some instrumental tunes for a film. Here's my most recent piece: Guarded March. Enjoy!
Guarded March by rosschristopher
I hope you all had a great weekend!
Peace,
Ross
Guarded March by rosschristopher
I hope you all had a great weekend!
Peace,
Ross
Labels: faith, debate, spirituality, politics
guarded march,
soundtrack
Friday, October 22, 2010
Wednesday, October 20, 2010
Tomorrow Night @ THE BRICK
Hey there,
Just wanted to let all of my KC friends know that tomorrow night (Thurs, Oct 21st) I'll be performing at The Brick (1727 McGee). Music starts at 8PM. I've got several new tunes on the setlist and I promise an artful night of music! Chris Hawkes (Austin, TX) will also be there, so come out for 2 bands of awe-someness...
Here's what you can expect in my set:
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Feel free to bring a few friends with you!
-Ross
Just wanted to let all of my KC friends know that tomorrow night (Thurs, Oct 21st) I'll be performing at The Brick (1727 McGee). Music starts at 8PM. I've got several new tunes on the setlist and I promise an artful night of music! Chris Hawkes (Austin, TX) will also be there, so come out for 2 bands of awe-someness...
Here's what you can expect in my set:
Feel free to bring a few friends with you!
-Ross
Labels: faith, debate, spirituality, politics
concert,
ross christopher
Tuesday, October 19, 2010
Fort Christmas

Happy Tuesday - hope ya'lls week is looking up! If you need a happy 2nd start to the week, go check out the music from Fort Christmas HERE.
Its Brian Wilson-y upbeat indie-rock. I promise smiles.
Peace,
Ross
Labels: faith, debate, spirituality, politics
fort christmas,
jeremy larson
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