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Jon Shonebarger's articles are focused on personal reflection, self-improvement, and learning from the past. His work includes expert commentary and is centered around house & home, family & relationships, and culture & society themes.
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By: Jon Shonebarger
We have officially entered the holiday season. Phone calls and text messages are utilized to organize arrangements for dinners, gatherings and reunions. Our RSVP has been sent. We are ready to celebrate the best that this season has to offer with our beloved family and friends. The manifest blessings of God will be appreciated and praised. The fullness of God’s […]
By: Chris Gregory, Jon Shonebarger
The Christmas carol, “Silent Night,” was composed in 1818 by Franz Xaver Gruber, to the lyrics written by a young Catholic priest named Joseph Mohr.
By: Jon Shonebarger, Chris Gregory
A traditional, old English Christmas carol was found written on an anonymous manuscript in the 1650s titled, “God Rest You Merry, Gentlemen.” Ultimately
By: Chris Gregory, Jon Shonebarger
Over the next several months, her life would become a whirlwind of supernatural proportions.
By: Jon Shonebarger
It is about time for us to put away all the holiday decorations and begin focusing on a brand-new year. Celebrate! Turning the page can be a bittersweet transition for many folks. We recollect the milestones and the mountaintops, as well as the setbacks and the valleys of the year. Nothing ever stays the same. We cannot hold time in […]
By: Chris Gregory, Jon Shonebarger
When pondering the mysteries of God yet to be revealed to the Apostle Paul, the wise old saint intimated: “For now we see through a glass, darkly, but
By: Jon Shonebarger
There’s a phrase that’s been echoing in my mind lately: “one of one.” In a world that loves categories, labels and mass production, that simple idea feels almost rebellious. But it’s true. You are not one of many. You are not a copy, a clone or a repeat. You are one of one; a singular creation with a God-breathed identity […]
By: Jon Shonebarger
Somewhere along the way, America forgot how to talk to itself. Not how to shout, not how to shame, not how to score points in the neverending contest of outrage — but how to talk. How to look another human being in the eye and see a neighbor instead of an enemy. How to disagree without dishonoring. How to stand […]
By: Jon Shonebarger
There’s a certain kind of person who walks into a room and doesn’t need to announce themselves. They don’t scan for approval. They don’t bend to the temperature of the crowd. They carry their own weather. They are the mavericks, those rare individuals who live from a place of inner conviction rather than outer applause. A maverick is not loud, […]
By: Chris Gregory, Jon Shonebarger
There are moments in life when the loudest thing in the room isn't the noise, it's the silence. Not the silence of apathy, but the silence of people who are thinking, praying, weighing and watching.
