Lindsay Morgan Snyder

Lindsay Morgan Snyder is a dynamic author, speaker, fashion designer, and founder of LoveAbbaFather.com—a platform created to help people see themselves the way God sees them: valuable, worthy, and deeply loved. A former six-figure marketing executive and communications major (just one class shy of her MBA), Lindsay pivoted her career after encountering Jesus at age 31. That turning point led her to dedicate her work to advancing God’s Kingdom through media, leadership, and storytelling.

Her creativity shines through her fashion brand, featuring meaningful designs like “Beautiful Like Your Creator” and “Love Abba Father,” along with a sleek monogrammed line inspired by Audrey Hepburn. Hepburn, according to her son in Vanity Fair, never fully believed she was beautiful—an idea Lindsay challenges through fashion, sparking conversations about beauty, worth, and value.

Lindsay has worked alongside renowned leadership expert John C. Maxwell, contributed to global events such as Chick-fil-A Leadercast, and collaborated with organizations including MGM Studios, Marriott International, Joyce Meyer Ministries, Bethel School of Supernatural Ministry, Salem Media Company, AI technology firms, and local government leaders. Lindsay’s deep experience in business, ministry, and media continues to fuel her unique approach to self-leadership—one that integrates faith, emotional health, and personal growth.

She’s the author of Letting Love In: How God Renews Relationships by Crushing Your Inner Critic and creator of the Letting Love In Program—an 8-week transformational experience that guides people in confronting lies, embracing God’s love, and leading from the inside out. Her vibrant presence was first recognized by CBS Atlanta’s Better Mornings, which featured her in a four-part segment highlighting her innovative and heart-led work with children, fueled by her own upbringing and passion for creative education.

Lindsay also hosts The Letting Love In Show, a bold, self-produced talk show where she interviews Hollywood Christians and explores raw questions, such as: “What’s one thing you thought was love—only to find out it was toxic?” At 48, unmarried and unapologetically curious, Lindsay approaches each episode like a thoughtful detective, inviting viewers to explore: What is love, really?

In a real-life plot twist, God led her into acting at 46—a brand-new world where her inner critic showed up like a caffeinated commentator. But she’s embracing the adventure and hopes to land a small role in the 12-episode faith-based rom-com she’s currently developing, full of beauty, honesty, and laughter about finding love. She’s also creating a children’s cartoon to help kids overcome the lies of the enemy and walk in truth from a young age.

These Kingdom-centered projects need a little financial love, so if you know someone who values faith, laughter, leadership, and the beauty of imperfection, send them her way!

Learn more at LindsayMorgan.co and LoveAbbaFather.com.