Victory in the Morning
The joy restored in triumph. Jesus, the Second Adam, was the Victor!
The joy restored in triumph. Jesus, the Second Adam, was the Victor!
As guardian angels, we work with our assignments. If they ask or seek our help through prayer, we assist however we can to safeguard them.
His tiny tears brought broad smiles to Mary and Joseph, but their joy was overmatched by the hosts of heaven. Angels danced suspended in the air.
He had not slept since Mary had given him the news of her pregnancy. How can such a thing be?
They are the messengers of God visiting human beings with the knowledge of the mind of God. In the Gospels, they are vital to the ministry of Jesus.
Six months into Elizabeth’s pregnancy, her young cousin, Mary, came for a visit. Neighbors caught a glimpse of the older woman as Mary approached the house.
“Rabbi!” I said. Tears of a different kind now began pouring out. There were no more questions. No more confusion. Jesus was here.
I have had to scratch my head in confusion when it comes to individual guardian angels and the idea that each person has an angel of his or her own. Does Scripture really talk about that?