The choices you make today to do what's right are being noticed.

Here's Nancy DeMoss Wogglemouth.

As we obey God, as we exercise faith, as we suffer sometimes for doing right,

we're putting on in a sense of performance that angels are watching.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast for Friday, December 4th, 2015.

Over the past couple of weeks, some children have been told that a certain person at the North Pole has been watching to see whether they've been naughty or nice.

Well, that's fictional, of course, but did you know that all of us are being watched?

The things we do can bring joy or sadness to the angelic beings that watch over us.

Let's join Nancy as she continues a study on the function

of angels in the lives of believers. We're talking about the angels of God, God's holy messengers,

God's unseen servants, and how these angels minister to us as the children of God, as believers in Christ.

The scripture teaches that angels assist us in spiritual warfare against the forces of Satan and evil.

We know from the book of Ephesians, Chapter 6, that we are in a battle, and that the battle is not against people. The enemy is not your

husband or your children or your parents or your neighbor. We're in a battle that's a spiritual

battle. And we're dealing with spiritual forces of wickedness, the power of Satan and evil in this

world. But the scripture says that we don't need

to be afraid. As strong as those forces of evil may be, they are no match for God and His heavenly

host. We're surrounded and we're helped by a powerful army of angels, angels who assist us in that warfare against the forces

of Satan and evil. There are a number of illustrations of this in the scripture. One that comes to

mind is in the book of Genesis chapter 19. You remember how a mob of violent men surrounded Lott's house in Sodom. They were wanting

to accomplish wicked things with Lott and his family, but God sent two angels to assist Lott.

And in the midst of that attack, the angel struck the attackers with blindness so that they could not find the door.

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