Gratitude and Grit: Thank You, Jason Whitlock, for Sharing the Mission of the 917 Society
- Joni917
- Mar 28
- 3 min read
When you’ve been walking a road of faith for years—often uphill, often alone—it means the world when someone notices the journey and says, “Let me help carry this with you.” That’s exactly what Jason Whitlock did for me and for the 917 Society when he invited me on his show, The Harmony Channel.
I want to take a moment to publicly say thank you, Jason.
A Conversation Rooted in Truth
Our time together was more than just an interview—it was a deep, honest, and heartfelt conversation about the state of our nation, the power of the U.S. Constitution, and the role that faith plays in preserving both.
Jason asked hard questions. He brought insight, passion, and clarity. He didn’t sugarcoat the issues our country is facing—and he didn’t hesitate to point out where we, especially men, have fallen short in stepping up to lead and protect what matters most: our children, our history, and our future.
I appreciated that. I needed that. And I know our audience did too.
A Platform with Purpose
The work we’re doing at the 917 Society isn’t glamorous. It’s not backed by billionaires or carried out in shiny political offices. It started in an Uber car, with a trunk full of pocket Constitutions and a heart full of conviction.
But Jason saw something real in that mission. He used his voice—his platform—to amplify ours. Because of his courage and generosity, hundreds of thousands more Americans now know about Constitution Day, our founding values, and the need to get the Constitution into the hands of every young American.
That kind of exposure is priceless. That kind of support is rare. And I don’t take it for granted.
United in Mission, Grounded in Faith
Throughout the episode, Jason kept bringing the conversation back to God, truth, and responsibility. He reminded his audience—and me—that this battle we’re in isn’t just political. It’s spiritual.
We’re not just fighting for a piece of paper. We’re fighting for a way of life, a foundation of freedom rooted in Scripture, forged through sacrifice, and handed down through generations. And we’re in danger of losing it if we don’t act.
That’s why I started the 917 Society. That’s why we print and distribute pocket Constitutions. And that’s why I’m so thankful for Jason giving this cause the attention it deserves.
A Word to the Men
Jason said something during the show that has stuck with me. He said, “It’s an embarrassment to us men that Joanie’s out there doing more than we are.”
That wasn’t flattery—it was a challenge. And it was exactly right.
This fight is not mine to fight alone. We need strong, biblical, patriotic men to stand up—not apologize for our history, but defend what’s good, true, and worth preserving. Our children are watching. And our silence is costing them dearly.
Join Us in the Mission
To every viewer who watched the interview: thank you. Whether you're a parent, pastor, teacher, student, or just someone who loves this country, we need you. The 917 Society exists because we the people still have the power to make a difference.
Help us get a Constitution into every 8th grader’s hand. Help us honor Constitution Day. Help us raise up a generation that understands liberty—and knows where it comes from.
Jason, from the bottom of my heart—thank you.
Your voice reached hearts. Your platform gave us momentum. And your boldness in speaking truth gave us strength.
Together, we’re reminding America who we are—and whose we are.
God bless you, and God bless the United States of America.
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