This second, of this minute, of this hour, of this day will never happen again. Time is a weapon given to us to use to achieve our goals. It is also a gift given to us to share our lives with others. So don’t kill time, use it and watch your dreams come true.

Rhon Johnson

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Power Statement:

It’s not just a matter of time, but it is a matter of what we do with it.

Rhon Johnson (1966 –      )

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The biggest lie that is circling around in the heads of a lot of people today is that nobody really cares. If we are not careful we will allow the media and the fact that things for a lot of us are tough right now cause us to be separated from everyone else. This is not only unhealthy but unnatural. We are designed to be with others. The only way to combat this is for us to do our part and reach out to someone today. Someone close to you, as well as some whom you have not engaged before.

Rhon Johnson

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Scripture Reference:

Genesis 2:18a

And the Lord God said, it is not good that man should be alone;

Most of us work hard all year round to meet our obligations. But remember, the most important person in this equation is you. We need to make sure that we do something for ourselves first before we send off all of the fruits of our labor.

Rhon Johnson

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Power Statement:

You are the force behind your production so make sure you keep your machine well oiled.

Rhon Johnson (1966 –      )

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Everyone has their cut. But just a few of us are getting our share and a whole lot of everybody else’s. It is kind of simple like that. If we don’t stand up and posses what is rightly our, then some one else will. I heard once that there is enough wealth in the world for everyone to have twenty million dollars. What? I don’t have my twenty million, do you? If not, then somebody else does. What about your happiness or relationships. Are you pursuing your part in all that. If we live long enough, we all kind of reach a place where we start to take a look around and inventory our lives. Look around my friends and tell me what you see.

Rhon Johnson

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Power Statement:

Just because we are entitled to it does not mean we will actually posses it. We must take what it rightfully ours.

Rhon Johnson (1966 –      )

Where you one of the truly blessed ones that had your dad engaged in your life while you where growing up? By engaged, I mean that not only was he there but he was involved in every aspect of your life. Did he talk to you while you were still in your mothers wombs? Was he there the route you on as you fought to enter into this world on the day of your birth? Did you get to see the proud look in his eyes as he gazed down upon you after they swadled you in a blanket and handed you to him just moments after your birth. Were you allowed to grow without a foreboding of fear constantly hovering over you. If  you can answer yes to these questions, then good for you. But for many of us we have no idea what  it feels like to experience this. To tell you the truth, I really had not given much thought about it until I looked into my sons eyes one day while we were discussing sports. I saw something in his eyes that I couldn’t explain. It was a look of confidence about his life.  There is nothing on his life that is pulling him away from what he needs to be doing at this time in his life. Basically, no drama, he was able to grow physically, mentally and spiritually without fear of any thing because he knew his dad had it covered. What a parallel, A fatherless dad fathering his son. All the things that I needed and desired, I am giving to my son. But I couldn’t, no matter how hard I tried , understand how he was feeling, having his dad completely engaged in his life. I will never have that, I said to myself and began to make attempts to push it out of my mind. But every time I engage my son and I see that look in his eye, I am reminded of how I feel as oppossed to what I see happening to him, and  again I try to put myself in his shoes and feel what he is feeling for just a second. I engaged my kids becuse I don’t want them to feel what I feel. Nevertheless, this has not been my end, I am finding out that I do have a father and that he has engaged me. He was there for every major event in my life, good or bad. I just have to learn to trust and believe Him just the my son trust and believes me.  He is not visable to me,  nor have I heard his audible voice. But now as I look back  I can see where His presenence was engaging in every area of my life. In this world my biological father failed to paint me a picture of manhood. He did not engage me, and take me throug the process of initiating me as a man. Many of my brothers here in America and around the world take the apperance of men, but have not crossed over because they have not been established by another man. I want each of you to know that if this applies to you, don’t through in the towel. We have a father that is ready to establish us. But becuse we have been trained by the absence of an earthly father, we are clueless as to how we are to trust and except this establishing. He appears to be absent just like our biological fathers because we can’t see him or physically touch him. He does not call out to us the way a natural father would do so, but He is there, and we must train our eyes to see him, listen intenetly to hear Him, work hard to obey Him, and more that anything, we must learn to trust Him.

Rhon Johnson

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Power Statement:

I am who He says I am.

Rhon Johnson (1966 –       )

Some April Fools jokes are just down right dirty. I have seen some people really get their hopes up to only be harshly let down by the practical joke.  But sometimes we prank our selves by not paying attention to warning signs in our lives. I know I’m guilty of this. It is a little difficult to see it for yourself when we are standing right in the middle of it. But still the signs are there and we tend to ignore them until something bad happens. We tell ourselves that it will be okay hoping that it will just get better all by itself. What a dirty trick to play on yourself. Look it in the the eye and address it, it will be just fine.

Rhon Johnson

Power Statement:

Who’s pink elephant is this that keeps following me around?

Rhon Johnson (1966 –      )

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