Integrity Music announces the signing of Micah Christopher to the roster. Originally from Missouri and growing up surrounded by hymns that infused faith and worship into his everyday life, Micah Christopher is committed to full-time music ministry.
"I grew up in the local church with my dad as the pastor and my mom singing in the choir. When I was thirteen, my dad bought me a guitar from a pawn shop, and that simple gift sparked a lifelong love for music and Jesus," shares Micah Christopher.
"I'm eager to start working with my friends at Integrity Music! For years, I have led worship songs by Integrity Music artists, and it’s just the absolute kindness of the Lord to let me now be a part of Integrity. From President Blaine Barcus to everyone at Integrity, I've already experienced such incredible support, belief, and encouragement. I fully trust that the Lord will be honored by our efforts to make Jesus known through the songs we write and sing."
With years of experience in local church ministry, Micah's music is characterized by honest lyrics, rich guitar work, and a grounded faith. His sound leans into raw instrumentation and real stories with songs that feel lived-in and rooted in something deeper. His goal is straightforward: to create a space where listeners can connect with God, whether through a moment of congregational worship or a more personal journey inspired by storytelling and reflection.
“Our team first met Micah a few years ago as a staff worship leader at The Bridge Church locally just south of Nashville," explains Blaine Barcus, President of Integrity Music. "His genuine love for people and Jesus is obvious the minute you meet him. It’s that authenticity and big heart that made him a perfect fit to join our artist family. I have no doubt that Micah is going to sing songs that will impact the nations for the Kingdom!”
Micah Christopher adds, "My hope is that my songs, my music, and everything around it is done in such a way that it makes the invisible God visible. That in and through my music, people would hear from and see the Lord."
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