During the month of February, the Monday post will feature a book I am reading.
Do you believe in angels?
As part of my public speaking ministry, the most frequently requested presentation is on Angels: God’s Ambassadors. Interest in their existence and meaning peaked in the 90s, but in every group I speak to at least a couple of people will share their experience with an angel.

I have a new one to recommend that is a solid reference: Angels by Dr. David Jeremiah.
Now I have to give the basic disclosure here: This book was provided for review by the WaterBrook Multnomah Publishing Group. But I am so pleased to have new Bible based material to add to my collection. The book is widely available, including here: http://www.randomhouse.com/catalog/display.pperl?isbn=9781601422699&ref=externallink_mlt_Angels_sec_1208_01

More than 60,000 units of this powerful book have sold in two past editions. This repackage of the original 1996 paperback will surely capture the attention of readers of all ages who seek a broad and thorough survey of scripture that clearly separates fact from fiction as it relates to angels.
Dr Jeremiah organizes his book around the basic topics of what angels are, when do they appear, and their relationship with God, Jesus and us. I love his chapters on what angels do with his emphasis on worship and working for God.
He rightfully gives us three warnings:
We must not create or reshape angels according to our own fancy; we must never let angels replace God in our lives and angels must never receive our worship. Clear guidance for anyone wanted to learn more about angels.
“Remember that angels are always one-way messengers. They are God’s messengers to us and never our messengers to God.”
An inspirational and factual book to read.
I believe God communicates with us in many ways, one being through his ambassadors, angels.
Do you believe in angels?
Thanks for your comments and stories. Angels are one of these topics that seem to touch people deeply and open them up to share stories they don’t often share. They are glimpses of heaven, of something beyond our comprehension, a mystery and a hint of the next step
Very interesting topic to think about. I am convinced I had an experience with an angel when I was a little girl. She “saved” me, my sister and some other friends when we were lost in the woods in freezing temperatures… I was only about four years old, but I remember it vividly. Wonder how many times we’ve encountered them and not known it …
Won’t it be fun to know all that stuff once we get to heaven?
I do believe in angels and that they minister to us. Heaven knows how many times my guardian angel got a workout!