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The Next Civil Rights Movement Isn't Political. It's Digital.
We're living through one of the greatest technological shifts in human history, yet one of the most important questions is rarely asked: Do our constitutional rights still apply in the digital world?
As artificial intelligence, surveillance technologies, and data collection become woven into everyday life, digital sovereignty is no longer just a technology issue—it's a stewardship issue. In this edition, I introduce why the Electronic Bill of Rights (EBOR) has become an important part of the Sacred Stewardship framework and why protecting human dignity, privacy, and freedom in the digital age matters to every one of us.
This also marks the beginning of an exciting collaboration with Rex Lee, technology investigative journalist for The Epoch Times and author of the Electronic Bill of Rights (EBOR). Together, we'll be exploring the intersection of technology, constitutional rights, digital sovereignty, and faithful stewardship - quipping individuals, families, churches, businesses, and leaders to navigate the AI age with wisdom, courage, and moral clarity.
This is the first article in a new LinkedIn newsletter series: Digital Sovereignty: Stewarding Freedom in the AI Age. I hope you'll subscribe and join the conversation as we explore one of the defining stewardship challenges of our generation
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We're living through one of the greatest technological shifts in human history, yet one of the most important questions is rarely asked: Do our constitutional rights still apply in the digital world?
As artificial intelligence, surveillance technologies, and data collection become woven into everyday life, digital sovereignty is no longer just a technology issue—it's a stewardship issue. In this edition, I introduce why the Electronic Bill of Rights (EBOR) has become an important part of the Sacred Stewardship framework and why protecting human dignity, privacy, and freedom in the digital age matters to every one of us.
This also marks the beginning of an exciting collaboration with Rex Lee, technology investigative journalist for The Epoch Times and author of the Electronic Bill of Rights (EBOR). Together, we'll be exploring the intersection of technology, constitutional rights, digital sovereignty, and faithful stewardship - quipping individuals, families, churches, businesses, and leaders to navigate the AI age with wisdom, courage, and moral clarity.
This is the first article in a new LinkedIn newsletter series: Digital Sovereignty: Stewarding Freedom in the AI Age. I hope you'll subscribe and join the conversation as we explore one of the defining stewardship challenges of our generation
Smoke Shop On Every Block
May 20, 2025 Since there is a smoke shop on what feels like every other block in my town, I...
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May 20, 2025 Since there is a smoke shop on what feels like every other block in my town, I...
The Greatest Threat of AI Isn't Intelligence - It's Identity.
Scripture tells us that every human being is intentionally created in the image of God and designed with purpose. Our identity is not earned through achievement, determined by popularity, or discovered through technology. It is received from the One who knit us together and calls us His own. When we forget that truth, we become vulnerable to every cultural voice competing to define us.
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Scripture tells us that every human being is intentionally created in the image of God and designed with purpose. Our identity is not earned through achievement, determined by popularity, or discovered through technology. It is received from the One who knit us together and calls us His own. When we forget that truth, we become vulnerable to every cultural voice competing to define us.
Before You Give Your Child a Smartphone, Read This
The smartphone is one of the most powerful tools ever placed into the hands of children. It has the capacity to educate, inspire, create, and connect. It also has the power to manipulate attention, distort identity, fuel addiction, normalize harmful behaviors, and quietly reshape childhood itself.
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The smartphone is one of the most powerful tools ever placed into the hands of children. It has the capacity to educate, inspire, create, and connect. It also has the power to manipulate attention, distort identity, fuel addiction, normalize harmful behaviors, and quietly reshape childhood itself.
McD's - When Family Brands Promote Harmful Platforms
McDonald's isn't just selling burgers and fries. It's helping drive young people to one of the most controversial social media platforms in the world.
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McDonald's isn't just selling burgers and fries. It's helping drive young people to one of the most controversial social media platforms in the world.
Pornography Isn't Harmless. It's Reshaping Childhood.
Research consistently shows that many children are exposed to pornography before reaching their teenage years, often accidentally through social media, gaming platforms, messaging apps, or a friend's phone. If your child has unrestricted internet access, assume they have already been exposed.
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Research consistently shows that many children are exposed to pornography before reaching their teenage years, often accidentally through social media, gaming platforms, messaging apps, or a friend's phone. If your child has unrestricted internet access, assume they have already been exposed.
About Author
Veronica Sommer, brings decades of leadership in business, advocacy, and faith-based initiatives. Being on the tail end of raising two teenagers and experiencing the moral, emotional, and spiritual toll of digital culture on families firsthand, she felt called to ignite a movement - not one rooted in outrage, but in obedience to God’s call to defend the innocent and equip His people for spiritual battle.
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