Our angels

[Rhoni]

Originally Posted by Apocrypha

I would take anything Stoneking says with a grain of salt. Hes been pointed out many times here on this forum for preaching odd doctrines when it comes to angels, hair, and supernaturalism using his own videos and audio sermons. Most of the threads are deleted now because they got so hot since he has his fanboys/girls, but imho LS tends to be overly sensational to feed into the folks who like the "woo woo" type of Pentecostalism. One of our harder hitting brothers on the moderate/liberal side of the ring made this site mostly to deal with him and a few others like RR http://holymagichair.com/wordpress/

[Timmy]

Originally Posted by HeavenlyOne

I've retired a few angels, I believe.

Me too!

[Margies3]

Originally Posted by Timmy

Me too!

this one we believe, Timmy.

[Timmy]

Reminds me of an incident when our kids were little. We were visiting a farm, and three of the boys came to me and asked if the littlest one (4 at the time) could drive the 4-wheeler if the other two helped him. They'd be behind him and one would help steer. This is where guardian angels come in to the story. I imagine that they held their breath waiting for my answer. And when I said "sure", I imagine that they all slapped their foreheads!

(Turns out, it's harder than you'd think to help a toddler steer a 4-wheeler, and especially when said toddler squeezes the throttle all the way down and won't let go of it! It wasn't long before the thing flipped, the only injury being the 10-year-old broke his arm. Those angels were pretty good! )

[RandyWayne]

Originally Posted by kristian's_mom

If I remember correctly, it was something along the lines of his friend visiting someone in the hospital. The woman talked to him the next day, and said that she was very grateful to him because he stayed with her in the hospital all night. The man informed her that indeed, he had not been there all night.

The woman insisted that he had, because she kept waking up and looking across the room to see him sitting in a chair. They therefore concluded that it must have been his lookalike angel

When my wife was working at a hospice center, stories like this were rather common. Granted, they usually ended with a persons demise, but the WAY it happened was usually unbelievable. There were always a couple of "bad" deaths but more often then not they were extremely peaceful with various supernatural occurrences.