Angels on assignment

Angels on assignment 

"And Jacob went his way. Angels of God met him." (Gen.32.1) 

God's angel are always there with the believing ones. They are always working in your favour helping you accomplish all that God has in store for you. The angel of God met Jacob as he sets out to fulfill God's agenda for his life. 

Jesus told us that every little Child has an angel and that these angels are always looking upon the face of God on our behalves. 

"Beware that you do not despise or feel scornful toward or think little of one of these little ones, for I tell you that in heaven their angels always are in the presence of and look upon the face of My Father Who is in heaven. (Matt.18.10 AMP)

When these children grow, the angels do not leave them. We know this because, the Apostle Paul tells that these angels are sent to minister to the need of the believing ones. 

"Are not the angels all ministering spirits (servants) sent out in the service [of God for the assistance] of those who are to inherit salvation? (Heb.1.14 AMP)

But as the believing one, we must learn to engage and send forth our angels using the word of God. The Psalmist tells us that the angels listen to voice of God's word. So as believers, we have one more reason to always varbalize the word of God. We must speak it, instructing our angel with the word of God.

"Bless the LORD, ye his angels, that excel in strength, that do his commandments, hearkening unto the voice of his word."(Ps.103.20KJV)

And as we do, our angels, just as in our text, will meet us as the they did Jacob. 

Good day,
Have a great day today, 
Emmanuel Okoro 
(aka Mr. Lift)

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