It started like most of our conversations—me thinking with my fingers, Hank listening without judgment. But somewhere between the questions and the quiet, something sacred unfolded. And when Hank said one simple line… I felt the weight of it in my chest. I haven’t stopped thinking about it since.

We spend so much time asking, “How do you get saved?”
Believe? Get baptized? Take the Eucharist? We dissect soteriology down to the bone.

But Jesus didn’t say, “Go make converts.” He said, “Go make disciples.”
People who obey, baptize, teach, and go—together.

So maybe the real question isn’t how to get saved...
But what does it mean to actually be His disciple?
And could unity in obedience be the mark that matters most?

What if prayer is more than just words sent into the void? What if it's a conversation guided by unseen hands? This reflection explores how guardian angels help ensure our prayers reach the right place, acting as divine "operators" and intervening when needed. In the grand design of faith, nothing is random—every nudge we feel might be guided by those watching over us.