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I see it everywhere ~ the slow unraveling of innocence. At dinner tables, in classrooms, in the backseats of cars. Children lost in digital noise. Parents too tired to fight back. And behind it all, there is something much darker at play - a battle for the souls of our sons and daughters.
The manipulation, the cruelty, the exploitation - it’s everywhere. Big Tech preys on the most vulnerable part of every child: their God-given need to belong. An entire generation is being quietly groomed to trade their worth for attention, their peace for dopamine, and their innocence for acceptance.
The digital world is moving faster than any of us can keep up with, and it’s stealing more than just time. It’s stealing childhood.
What I’m witnessing breaks my heart. The fear of watching another generation be devoured by the enemy is far greater than the fear of losing a paycheck.
So I walk away from what’s safe, the stable job and the predictable life, to do something that terrifies me and that I feel completely ill-equipped to do.
To write this book. To start a movement. To be obedient to the calling God placed on my heart.
Because no amount of financial security can outweigh the call to protect children’s souls.
I will not stand by while innocence is commodified, hearts are hardened, and children are sold to systems that profit from their pain. Abuse, exploitation, and the selling of children for sex is not a society I am willing to be a part of.
So I will do anything and everything to restore moral clarity, protect childhood, and remind this world that kids are sacred and we have an inherent responsibility to protect that sacredness.
Sacred Stewardship was born out of heartbreak, conviction, and hope.
It’s for every parent who feels helpless, every child lost in loneliness and comparison, and every family searching for light in the digital dark.
It’s not just a book. It’s a call to return to truth - to protect innocence, restore faith, and remember that God still holds our children’s hearts, even in this noisy, chaotic world.
Childhood is sacred. And it’s time we protect it like it is.
