Hey , yawl !
Thank you so much for stopping by!
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Here, you'll find all things DGLM - the books, the merch, the podcast, and even a few special moments we're saving just for you.
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Dear God, Love, Me has grown into something more than I ever imagined when I released the first book. It's not just a collection of projects - it's becoming a sacred journey:
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A journey into Vulnerability.
A journey into Intimacy.
A journey into Sincerity.
A journey into real Power with God.
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I pray that as you explore, you find more than encouragement - you find a reflection of your own story, unfolding with grace.
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Welcome to the Journey to VIS with God.
I'm so glad you're here.
So . . .what iS Dear God , Love , Me?
Dear God, Love, Me started as my personal letters to God - raw prayers, real questions, and honest reflections I wasn't brave enough to say out loud yet.
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Over time, it grew into a sacred space where vulnerability, intimacy, and sincerity with God became more than values - they became a way of life.
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Today, DGLM is a journey. An unfolding. An invitation into real healing, real conversations, and real power through a real relationship with Him.
Whether you're reading a book, listening to the podcast, or simply peeking into this sacred corner of the internet - you're not just joining a brand. You're stepping into a journey with God, just like I am.
What Readers are saying...
"I started reading the book and I love it so far - the tone and writing style has been so enjoyable to read! I have been reading on the subway and the other day, I noticed a girl sitting next to me reading along!"
dear god , love , me - the beginning of the journey
Before DGLM became a movement, it was a collection of raw letters - prayers whispered in honesty, questions wrestled with vulnerability, and reflections shaped by real encounters with God.
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These books are not just pages and chapters. They are milestones in a sacred journey.
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If you're ready to step into Vulnerability, Intimacy, and Sincerity with God -
this is where the Journey to VIS begins.
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"These letters were never meant to be perfect - they were meant to be honest."
-Ro McKenzie
