Libba Phillips

If you're wondering whether divine guidance is actually available to ordinary people in impossible circumstances — this is my answer.

In 1998 my younger sister Ashley disappeared. 

Law enforcement wouldn't file a report. No news stories. No vigils. My family was completely on our own — and I was a corporate professional with little faith and no roadmap for what came next.

Around that same time my grandfather — a beloved Episcopal minister — was dying. In his final moments he prayed over me. He told me God answers prayers and that everyone has a purpose, including me. He passed shortly after.

I didn't feel purposeful. I felt desperate. I remember yelling at God in my car one day - Does anyone hear me? Does Ashley matter? Is anyone there?

Seconds later a large semi truck crossed the intersection at the stoplight.  ASHLEY in tall, bold letters was written on the side.  It was a furniture store delivery truck. Completely ordinary. And yet — the timing was so precise it stopped me cold.

Later I was sitting in a drugstore parking lot crying, still asking for confirmation that any of this was real. I gathered myself and walked inside. Music was playing over the loudspeaker.

The opening words of the song stopped me in my tracks:  "I need a sign to let me know you're here."

Calling All Angels. Playing at exactly that moment.

I wasn't spiritual. I had no idea what I was doing. I was just desperate enough to keep asking — and slowly, reluctantly, I started paying attention to what came back.  And what came back changed everything. 

Over the next twenty years that same quiet guidance led me through things I could never have orchestrated alone — a nonprofit for missing persons built from nothing, national media, and a Lifetime television movie about our story that aired in over 20 countries.  I kept the spiritual source of all of it private for a long time. Then I was guided to step back from advocacy work — and to start sharing what I'd spent decades living.

This guidance doesn't wait for a crisis to show up. It's there when everything is falling apart — and when you simply want to sell a house, find a new direction, or finally move toward something you can't quite name yet.

Divine guidance doesn't arrive on a schedule or in a form you can predict. But it can be recognized, discerned, and acted on — by anyone willing to learn how. That is what I spent twenty years living. And it's what I now teach.

I'm Libba Phillips — intuitive life coach, angel communicator, author, and creator of the Divine Messenger Method™.  I work with people who are ready for something more — more clarity, more direction, more trust in what they're already sensing. Whether life feels impossible right now or you simply know there's more available to you than you're currently accessing — I can help you recognize the guidance around you and act on it in ways that create real results. It's about building a real, working relationship with divine guidance — and learning to use it for the rest of your life.

If you're looking for an inspirational speaker who brings real-life experience and grounded spiritual insight to your event or podcast — I'd love to connect.