my journey
there was a time in my life when I was addicted and hopeless, but then I met Jesus as my Redeemer, and He set me free and gave me purpose. learn more about this journey as articulated by Sojourner in this blog post.
now, i am splitting my time living in the Bay Area and Lake County as a missionary to Gen Z. I believe the Lord wants to unite lifestyle evangelism and holistic discipleship with prayer and worship to reveal Himself to Gen Z through Christ-centered community.
since 2021 I've been a part of the team leading MusicOne, a nonprofit organization providing music focused youth services in the Bay Area and beyond. we're currently raising funds to expand our program and our reach!
hi, i'm Corbin
I love Jesus.
I come from rural Lake County, in Northern California, where I've run a small studio and ministered in music for the last 8 years.
my mission
I long to see God's people, specifically my generation, captivated by Jesus as the Bridegroom Redeemer of His Church, that they'd be caught up in the freedom, purity, and transformative power of His presence—the same presence that transformed my life–and increase in the knowledge of Him.
the Lord saw fit to give me this life to steward, and my continual prayer is that it would reveal the person of Jesus, crying out before many "who is like God?" that worship might come forth in the response.
my "why"
i believe the end of all things is to glorify our beautiful King, the Lord Jesus. may the Lamb of God receive the due prize for His suffering—a people for His own possession.
wedding psalm gallery
shot by Ryan Downer
support the journey
your support fuels this mission to reveal Jesus as the Bridegroom Redeemer to a generation hungry for hope. from my own transformation, I know the power of His presence to bring freedom, purpose, and healing—and i’m committed to sharing that encounter with others.
whether through music, mentorship, or worship gatherings, this journey is about creating a place for Gen Z to experience Jesus and grow as His disciples in community.
