A Gospel Artist Centered on Pointing People to Jesus

There’s something powerful about an artist who isn’t chasing a trend—just chasing purpose. Corey Michael is a Gospel artist whose story starts in the very relatable place of “I’ve been playing music since I was 14.” What started as a love for music now serves a greater purpose: sharing the glory of Jesus and pointing people toward hope.

From bands to faith-centered writing, Corey’s journey is rooted in a clear goal: keep Christ first and let the message do what it does.

Quick Intro: Who Is Corey Michael?

Corey Michael creates Christian music in the Gospel lane. His work is primarily fueled by a heart for praising God and encouraging listeners to stay focused when life gets heavy.

He describes a sense of “peace and love” that came over him when he began writing and playing music specifically for Jesus—and that’s the same energy he hopes listeners feel.

Core message: Don’t let the enemy pull you down—keep your eyes on Jesus.

How He Got Started: From Playing Young to Playing With Purpose

Corey’s musical roots go back to his teenage years. He’s played in multiple bands since he was 14, learning the craft the hands-on way—rehearsals, stages, and growth over time. But what stands out most isn’t just experience. Rather, it’s the moment the direction changed.

Lately, Corey has been focused on writing and playing music for Jesus our Lord and Savior, and he says that shift brought him a deeper calm and clarity. Instead of music simply being something he does, it became part of how he serves.

And honestly? That’s a big part of what makes worship music and Christian worship so impactful: when the artist isn’t performing at people, but ministering with them.


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The Message Behind His Latest Release

Corey’s latest message is direct and needed:

“Don’t let the devil bring you down—because he’s trying to find the light in Jesus.”

That’s the kind of line that hits when you’re tired, distracted, or dealing with spiritual pressure. Corey wants listeners to remember that darkness doesn’t just show up randomly—it shows up because light is present. And for him, the answer isn’t complicated: stay close to Jesus and don’t let discouragement steal your focus.

This is the heartbeat behind so many worship songs—real life, real battles, and real faith.



Mission, Faith, and Purpose

Corey says it plainly: “To get people to Jesus because He needs to be heard.”

That’s his mission. No fancy framing. No extra layers. Just a desire to make sure people know they’re not alone—and that God is still speaking, still healing, still restoring.

If you’ve ever felt like worship helps you breathe again, you already get it. Corey’s goal is to create music that points upward, strengthens faith, and keeps listeners connected to what matters.

Creative Process: Writing With Heaven in Mind

When asked about his creative process, Corey’s answer says a lot:

“Knowing what awaits on the other side—HEAVEN.”

That eternal perspective shapes how he writes and why he writes. It’s not just about crafting a good song. Instead, it’s about keeping a message in the music that reminds people where hope ultimately leads.

That’s a beautiful mindset for a Christian songwriter, especially in a world that constantly pulls attention toward temporary things.

Achievements & Milestones

Corey measures success differently than charts or trophies:

Milestone: Bringing people to Christ.

That’s the kind of “win” that never expires. Whether it’s one listener encouraged, one person praying again, or one heart turning back toward God—Corey sees that as the real impact.

What’s Next?

For upcoming projects, Corey keeps it open and faith-led:

“Whatever God has in store for me.”

Sometimes that’s the most honest plan—keep creating, keep serving, keep following.

Washed by the River

By Corey Michael

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