Amburn Ministries Update

Michael & Katrina
Dec 1
2 min read

Updated: Dec 2

Over the last several months, Katrina and I have stepped into a brand-new season—one that’s been forming in our hearts for years. After eight incredible years serving and leading worship at Charis, our time there has come to a close. We’re deeply grateful for everything God did in and through that season, and even more grateful for the people who walked beside us.

But we’re not “leaving ministry.”

We’re stepping further into it.

We’ve always believed ministry isn’t a platform—it’s a posture. And God has been calling us into something far more personal, relational, and presence-driven than anything we’ve done before.

Here’s what’s unfolding right now:

1. Awaken My Heart Gatherings (Home Worship Encounters)

We’re innitiating intimate, Spirit-led gatherings where worship, teaching, prayer, and authentic encounter with God happen around the table—not a stage. These aren’t services. These are spaces for real hearts, real healing, and real presence.

2. New Music & Worship Projects

Michael is writing more than ever before—songs that carry testimony, healing, identity, and the heartbeat of the Father. We’ll be releasing new worship projects, stripped-down sessions, and devotional songs designed to awaken people to the presence of God.

3. The Amburn Ministries Vision

Our heart is simple:

Help people encounter Jesus—deeply, personally, authentically.

Through music, discipleship, story, teaching, and gatherings… we’re building a ministry that fathers and mothers the overlooked, the hungry, and the ones God is pulling into deeper waters.

4. Two New Books in Development

Michael is writing Overcomer and Texting With God, two projects that weave testimony, encounter, and practical spiritual identity into accessible, life-changing narratives.

5. Partnering With the Body of Christ in Colorado and Beyond

We’re saying “yes” to worship nights, small gatherings, home churches, missions invitations, and anywhere God leads us to encourage believers into intimacy and identity.