Moriah Domby is a Nashville-based singer-songwriter, worship leader and podcast host whose work bridges the worlds of music and ministry with authenticity and heart.

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Originally from Oregon, Moriah moved to Music City to pursue a career in songwriting after earning a degree in Music Business from Middle Tennessee State University. Her voice—both as a writer and performer—is marked by rich storytelling, emotional honesty, and a desire to connect. Her songs span country, pop, and contemporary Christian genres and have been featured on platforms like CMT and country radio. Whether performing at a variety of iconic venues from the Bluebird Café to international Country Music festivals or co-writing chart-worthy tracks like “Heart Breaks Better That Way,” Moriah’s artistry continues to resonate with wide-ranging audiences.

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Beyond the stage, Moriah serves as a worship leader and Ministry Director at Woodmont Christian Church in Nashville, TN. Moriah speaks and leads worship at conferences, retreats, and churches, bringing a message that is rooted in Scripture, creativity, and real-life experience. She often draws on her background in music, storytelling, and pastoral care to guide conversations on identity, purpose, healing, and the power of vulnerability.

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Moriah is also the creator and host of Two in a Pew: Conversations on Faith & Creativity, a podcast that dives into the intersection of spiritual life and the creative process. Each episode invites listeners into meaningful, unfiltered dialogue with notable guests from a wide range of careers in creative fields.

Whether she’s writing a song, leading worship, speaking or recording a podcast, Moriah’s mission is the same: to inspire deeper connection, joy, and purpose through creativity.