In today's culture, there's a surging curiosity about Angels. As iconic figures like Amenadiel from the popular series Lucifer captivate our imagination, it's important to discern fact from fiction. Here is what we do know, from Scripture, about Angels. 

Angels are spiritual beings with significant roles in Christianity. In the Bible, they serve as messengers of God, bridging the gap between the divine realm and humanity. Let's dive in to learn more about their appearances, roles, and functions.

Angelic Appearances: Angels are frequently mentioned throughout the Bible, appearing in various awe-inspiring forms, from human-like figures to celestial beings radiating divine glory.

The term "angel" originates from the Greek word "angelos," meaning "messenger." These celestial beings deliver vital messages and instructions from God to individuals, prophets, and nations. One such example is the angel Gabriel announcing the birth of Jesus to the Virgin Mary.

Protectors and Guardians: Angels are also seen as protectors, watching over and guiding God's people. In the Old Testament, an angel guarded the entrance to the Garden of Eden after Adam and Eve's expulsion.

Heavenly Worship: Participating in heavenly worship, angels continually praise and glorify God. The book of Isaiah and Revelation describe angelic beings surrounding God's throne, offering continuous praise.

Spiritual Warfare: Some angels are engaged in spiritual warfare against demonic forces. The archangel Michael, for instance, is a powerful warrior who battles against evil.

Guardian Angels: Though not explicitly mentioned in the Bible, the concept of guardian angels is rooted in passages implying individual angelic guardians assigned to protect and guide believers.

Angelic Interventions: Throughout the Bible, angels intervene in significant events to fulfill God's purposes. Examples include preventing Abraham from sacrificing his son Isaac and rescuing the apostle Peter from prison in the New Testament.

 Angels in Eschatology: Angels play a role in conveying end-time messages and events, such as the final judgment and the return of Jesus Christ, as depicted in the prophetic books.

It's important to remember that interpretations of angels and their roles may vary among different religious denominations and scholars. The Bible offers various accounts and encounters with angels, leaving some aspects of their nature and functions open to interpretation and mystery.

Discover a Deeper Understanding of Angels: Join us in listening to these specially curated messages tailored for you. Gain insights into the world of angels and their significance. 

Angels in the Universe

Do you believe in angels? Today, on PowerPoint, Pastor Jack Graham explores the existence of angels and their role in the message “Angels in the Universe.” Angels operate, Pastor Graham teaches, at the word of God and in the will of God. They have a special work and ministry in the life of the Christian.


Angels, God's Invisible Agents (The Invisible World) 

Have you experienced the fascination with angels in our culture? The Greek word for “angel” means “messenger.” Angels took God’s messages to many people throughout the Bible. Normally we can’t see angels, but God sends them to minister to the people of God. In this message, God’s Word unveils a major part of the invisible world: God’s invisible agents.

Jesus, Seen and Proclaimed

What are angels and what do they do? Pastor Colin talks about the ministry of angels in the Bible.

Your Friends: The Angels

Today, Dr. Youssef begins a series called Know Your Real Friends.  Looking at the role and influence of angels.  Join him for Leading The Way!

Jesus, Sender of Angels

Does everyone have a guardian angel? Do angels have a predominant role in today's world? Pastor Chad answers these questions and so much more as he walks us through Hebrews 1:13-14.