According to the Bible, God has an enemy. Because this enemy has set himself in complete and total opposition to God, he is completely and wholly evil, as opposed to God, who is completely and wholly good. Where did this enemy come from? If God created him, was he always evil? If not, then how and when did he become evil? What passages in the Bible seem to describe him, and what can we understand about God's chief enemy: the satan.

Wait... he has minions?! What are they, and what do they do?

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Wayne Grudem's Systematic Theology: Chapter 19

There is one angel in particular who often seems to be set apart from other angels: the Angel of the Lord. After discussing what's going on with that particular angel, we dig into the various roles and jobs that we see angels perform in Scripture and how we benefit from the ministry of angels, today.

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Hallmark cards get angels about as wrong as possible. As cute as those naked, babies with wings are, the Biblical picture of spiritual beings is dramatically more interesting.

The Bible describes numerous interactions between humans and spiritual beings. These interactions often sound a bit strange to us in our modern context, so we'll be digging in to make sense of these servants of God as clearly as possible.

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