Think as Jesus said

Never stop praying (1thes 5:17)

The way we think about prayer can influence the correct errors we think about prayer attitude. If we regard prayers as the breath in our chest, as the blood in our heart, which is right. The blood runs and the breath is never stopped; we don’t know it, but it works. Jesus unites us with God, but we don’t always feel. And if we obey him, we know that he does so all the time. Prayer is not an activity, but a life. Beware of those who hinder prayer at all times. Keep the habit of praying to God in your heart.

Jesus never mentioned the failed prayers. He certainly knows that the prayers will be answered. Do we rely on the holy spirit to have the unspeakable faith of the Lord Jesus in prayer in the holy spirit? Or do you think God sometimes doesn’t listen to the prayers. We said, “but…but.”. God answers the prayers in the most wonderful way, not sometimes listening and sometimes not listening, but always listening. But prayer answered by God may be not as we would have it. Do we expect God to answer our prayers?

Our danger is to simplify what Jesus said and make it conform to human reason. If it’s just common sense, it’s not worth to say. The prayer Jesus spoke a transcendental revelation.

Dear God, there are too many things to pray for, too many people to save. How long to see you?

Think as Jesus said