By Mike Farris, April 12, 2026
A guardian angel is a spirit being assigned to a person, group, or
nation to provide protection and guidance throughout their life. This
concept is shared across many cultures and religions, though the
specific roles and number of angels vary.
In Christianity every Believer has a guardian angel from birth until death. Their primary role is spiritual guidance toward salvation,
though they also provide physical protection.
Psalm 91:11-12 refers to Jesus Christ, but also applies to all God's
children. It's the Scripture Satan quoted to Jesus trying to tempt him. "For He (God) shall give His angels charge over you, To keep you in all your ways. In their hands they shall bear (lift) you up, Lest you dash (strike) your foot against a stone."
The Bible tells us "Do not neglect to show hospitality to strangers." This refers to showing kindness to unfamiliar people, referencing stories like Abraham in Genesis 18.
- Key Scripture: Hebrews 13:2 (NKJV: "Don't forget to entertain strangers: for some have entertained angels without knowing it."
- Meaning: It emphasizes hospitality to strangers, suggesting that kindness towards others may, in unknown ways, be a service to heavenly messengers.
- Context: The verse reminds Christians to show love for fellow Believers, and also serves as a general command for hospitality and charity.
- Biblical Examples: Historical examples include Abraham (Genesis 18) and Lot (Genesis 19), who both offered hospitality to angels disguised as humans.
I asked AI if God was having a
conversation about me with three of the top guardian angels in heaven,
what would the conversation be like?
Here is how that conversation might go down
The Participants:
- God: Holding the original blueprint of my life.
- Michael: The strategist and protector (the "Results" guy).
- Gabriel: The communicator (the "Purpose" guy).
- Raphael: The healer (the "Well-being" guy).
God: "Take a look at Mike today. He's right at that crossroads I planned for him. See how he is handling it?"
Michael: (Leaning in)
"Mike's got grit. I watched him push through that setback last
month—most would have folded. Mike is stronger than he realizes, but
Mike is still hesitating to use the authority I've seen him develop. Mike needs to stop playing small."
Gabriel:
"It’s a timing issue. I’ve been dropping hints about that creative
spark Mike felt this morning. Mike has a message to share—or at least a
role to play—that he is still keeping bottled up. I’m waiting for the
moment Mike finally says 'yes' to that nudge."
Raphael:
"I’m more concerned with Mike's rest. He is carrying old weight that
isn't his to hold anymore. I’ve been working on Mike's heart, trying
to show him that it's okay to let go of old regrets. Once he heals that one spot, his energy is going to double."
God: (Smiling)
"Exactly. I love the way Mike thinks. He thinks he's behind schedule, when
really, he is right where he needs to be to learn this lesson. Let’s
keep the synchronicities coming. I want Mike to know he isn't walking
this path alone."
The takeaway? God is not judging our "failures"; He's brainstorming ways to help us see our value and strength in Christ. Just ask. As it is written: "Ask and you shall receive." Jesus promises in Matthew 7:7-8 and Luke 11:9-13 that those who ask, seek, and knock will receive, find, and have doors opened, emphasizing God's willingness to give good gifts.
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