For nearly two decades, my work has centered around one deceptively simple question:

What is love, really?

That question began with my own life-changing encounter with God and grew into books, speaking, teaching, and what I now call revelatory personal development — work that explores what’s happening beneath the surface of our lives and helps us bring what gets revealed into relationship with God.

Along the way, I began to realize that this same question belonged in stories, too.

What have we been taught about love? What do we believe about ourselves, each other, and God that may not actually be true? And what happens when the stories we’ve inherited collide with the truth of who God is?

Today, I’m building an independent, faith-based entertainment company that creates original stories across television, film, children’s media, publishing, and live experiences.

The formats may be different, but the heartbeat hasn’t changed.

Whether I’m developing a television series, writing a book or screenplay, creating something for children, speaking from a stage, or exploring love from the city that sold us a fairy tale, I’m interested in stories that entertain, reveal something true, and point people toward the transforming love of God.

Along the way, I’ve authored Letting Love In, reached more than 145,000 readers through YouVersion Bible reading plans, produced six television concept episodes, spoken at conferences and leadership events across the country, and thanks to God’s unexpected sense of humor, accidentally ended up on Netflix playing the very inner critic I’ve spent years helping people overcome.

I don’t believe we’re projects to fix endlessly.

I believe there’s tremendous power in becoming aware of what’s actually happening inside us, bringing the real thing into relationship with God, and allowing Love Himself to transform us..

So whether you found me through a book, a Bible plan, a stage, a screen, or a story — welcome.

Maybe you’re here because you’re exploring your own relationship with God and want to go deeper in this work. Maybe you’re interested in revelatory personal development or experiencing Letting Love In for yourself. Or maybe you’re a producer, investor, organization, or creative partner who sees possibility in one of the stories I’m building.

I’d love to hear from you.

Use the form below to introduce yourself, tell me what brought you here, or simply start a conversation.

It’s all connected by the same question:

What is love, really?

With all my love (and His),
Lindsay