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~ August 2026 ~
~ August 6th, 2026 ~
Walking with God
When we look through Scripture, we don’t see perfect people—we see willing hearts. Men who faced failure, fear, weakness, opposition, and uncertainty, yet chose to walk with God. Their journeys remind us that God does not write stories with flawless characters; He writes them with faithful ones.
God meets us where we are, not where we pretend to be. He takes broken moments and weaves them into purposeful outcomes. What looks like delay, loss, or struggle is often preparation in disguise. Heaven sees beyond the present pain and into the future promise.
Walking with God doesn’t mean the path is easy—it means the destination is secure. Obedience may require courage, faith may demand patience, and perseverance may involve trials, but God never wastes a surrendered life. Every step taken with Him leaves a mark of grace behind.
“The steps of a good man are ordered by the LORD: and he delighteth in his way.”
— Psalm 37:23 (KJV)
“Being confident of this very thing, that he which hath begun a good work in you will perform it until the day of Jesus Christ.”
— Philippians 1:6 (KJV)
“For the LORD knoweth the way of the righteous.”
— Psalm 1:6 (KJV)
If you feel unseen, unfinished, or uncertain today, remember this: God is still writing your story. Keep walking. Keep trusting. Keep believing. Your obedience today may become someone else’s encouragement tomorrow.
Stay faithful—God’s hand is steady, even when the road feels shaky.
I am just the penman
who listens to what God has to say.
I write down His words of love
in His poetic way.
Every word of His has meaning,
together they wonderfully flow.
There is a message in each of His poems
for there is always something for us to know.
For me to take the credit
would be admitting He is not there.
My part is being obedient to Him
so that His messages do get shared.
See, I understand I am the creation,
and He the Creator be.
He is the Author, the Inspiration,
and “the penmen”, well, that’s me!
E. P. Shagott
~ August 4th, 2026 ~
Waiting on God!
Once a man said to God "What's a million years to you?", and God said "A second." So the man said to God "What's a million dollars to you?", and God said "A penny."So the man said to God "Would you give me a penny?"
God stopped and said "Yes I will, just a second.
"Waiting on God is one of the hardest parts of the Christian walk. Not because God is slow, but because His timing is wiser than our deadlines. Sometimes we pray, believe, and expect an immediate answer — but God often works in the “not yet” long before He works in the “right now.
”What feels like a delay to us is often Divine protection, Divine positioning, or Divine preparation. God is never late. He is never confused. And He never forgets His children.
“My times are in Thy hand.”— Psalm 31:15 (KJV)
This verse reminds us that every second of our life — every season, every waiting period, every door He opens or closes — is in God’s perfect hands. He sees the whole picture while we only see a moment. He knows what’s ahead, who needs to be in place, and what must change before the green light arrives.
Sometimes God slows you down because the blessing requires a version of you that isn’t fully grown yet. Other times He delays because He’s protecting you from what you thought you wanted. And in many cases, the waiting is where He strengthens your faith and teaches your heart to trust Him more than your own plan.
While you wait, don’t panic. Don’t force what God is not ready to release.
Trust the Author.
Trust His pen.
Trust His pace. He’s not rewriting your story… He’s perfecting it. “Rest in the LORD, and wait patiently for Him.”— Psalm 37:7 (KJV)Your breakthrough won’t be early and it won’t be late — it will be right on time, because God’s green light is always worth waiting for.
Pray and wait
is what we must do
for it is in God’s timing
when He will answer you.
See, whatever we are seeking
when asking in prayer
first you must believe in His timing
that the answer will be there.
He knows all our hurting
and He knows all our pain.
He came as man among us
so, He felt the same.
So, if it’s healing for your body
or comfort for your broken heart.
Pray and wait is what we do
the answer is His part.
E. P. Shagott
~ August 1st, 2026 ~
Have you ever truly sat with this thought?
One hundred years from now—by 2126—not one of us will still be here. We will lie quietly beneath the earth, side by side with those we once loved so fiercely. And above us, life will go on. Strangers will walk through the homes we sacrificed so much to build. Laughter we never heard will echo in our rooms. Our closets will hold someone else’s clothes. Our treasures will sit in unfamiliar hands.
That car we worked overtime to afford… one day it may rust away in a scrapyard, or perhaps be owned by someone who never knows our name. The things we guarded, polished, protected—they will all belong to someone else.And our names?For a little while, they may linger. A framed photograph. A story told at a family gathering. A familiar scent that suddenly brings a tear. But slowly, gently, time will soften even those memories. Generations will pass. New faces will arrive. And one day, we will simply become a name no one remembers.
How many of us even know the dreams of our great-grandparents? The fears they carried? The love they felt? They were once as alive as we are now—full of plans, worries, and hopes. And yet, time folded them into silence.If we truly let this sink in, wouldn’t we live differently?
We spend our lives chasing success, collecting possessions, proving our worth. We measure ourselves by titles, by numbers, by what we own. But in the end, none of it follows us. The promotions, the arguments, the grudges, the comparisons—they all fade
What stays, even if only for a little while, are the feelings we gave to others. The walk we decided to take instead of postponing. The hug we gave without hesitation. The forgiveness we offered.The laughter we allowed ourselves. The “I love you” we chose to say.
Maybe life was never meant to be a race for more. Maybe it was meant to be a series of moments—soft, imperfect, beautiful moments—shared with the people who cross our path.
What if we chose presence over pressure?
Kindness over pride?
Connection over competition?
Wouldn’t our days feel lighter? Wouldn’t our nights feel more peaceful?
Because when everything else disappears—and one day it will—it won’t be the things we owned that mattered. It will be the love we gave. The hearts we touched. The moments we truly allowed ourselves to live.
Its hard to comprehend
how time has passed.
Years, months, days gone by
with only the memories to last.
Missed opportunities and chances
to say what was needed to hear.
Missed moments in time
for actually being there.
So what was it all about?
Why did we do what we did?
It is all in the past now,
it is how we chose to live.
What the future holds for us,
only the Lord knows above.
The future is today and tomorrow,
to live each day with love.
E. P. Shagott