Last week there was a frenzy about an “angel” (actually a priest) that prayed with a car-crash victim in Missouri, but are angels really who you want to help you? Professor Candida Moss on the ...

Popular culture often shows angels as glowing humans with wings—but biblical texts paint a far stranger picture. This episode ...

Throughout history, angels have been depicted as humanoid, but the pages of the Bible show them as mysterious and awe-inspiring beings, far beyond the soft-winged figures we often imagine.

The word "angel" comes from the Greek word "angelos," meaning "messenger." This description is the one most often associated with angels in the Bible. Rate: Begins: Transaction ID: ...

Sleep researchers say they have established that many of the visions of angels and other religious encounters described in the Bible were likely "the products of spontaneous lucid dreams." In a ...

The Bible says, “Are not all angels ministering spirits sent to serve those who will inherit salvation?” (Hebrews 1:14). The angels’ work on our behalf should remind us of God’s love for us.

A scripture expert has shared why he thinks the adventures of 19th-century missionary John Gibson Paton prove 'angels are real' and often go unnoticed by most.

Clement goes on to note explicitly the connection between this remark and the stories in the Bible of angels announcing the birth of a child. In both Old and New Testaments, the moments when angels ...