Meta now has an opportunity to demonstrate real change. We hope it does. But trust is not restored through a press release. It's rebuilt through repentance, transparency, accountability, changed behavior, and years of faithful action.

Until then, we will continue researching, writing, and publishing the evidence.

We will continue standing with survivor parents.

We will continue calling out conscious harm and failed leadership.

And we will continue encouraging families to take back their attention, privacy, relationships, children, and homes.

Maybe the answer is not learning to use these platforms more safely.

Maybe the answer is remembering that we lived without them before and we can live without them again.

It's been a year of faith, surrender, and obedience. I left my job to start this ministry full-time, wrote a book, gave up my home to free resources for this mission, and spent the last eight weeks as a nomad, carried by God’s provision and the generosity of friends. This has truly been a year of walking by faith, not by sight, and God has been faithful at every turn.

Together, we are cultivating a generation rooted in truth, resilient in faith, and free in Christ.