¿Why should we always pray and not faint?
Prayer provides encouragement and protection against discouragement, while delaying the return of Christ. On this occasion the Lord Jesus Christ, as he used to whenever he met with his disciples, speaks to him through parables.
It is important to note that the parable is a story that is based on contrasts rather than comparisons, which is why the Lord always used it, whenever he communicated with his disciples.
Luke 18: 1-8
"... there was a judge in a city, who neither feared God nor respected man, there was also in that city a widow, who came to him, saying," Do me justice from my adversary. " And he did not want for some time, but after this he said within himself: Although I do not fear God, nor have respect for man, however, because this widow is bothering me, I will do her justice, lest by continual coming, I ran out of patience ... "
This parable makes clear to us that the victory lies in perseverance, and that, just as this widow came daily to the judge to ask for justice for her adversary, in which the gentleman mentions that, (he was an unjust judge). Likewise we Christians, come daily, without fainting, before the presence of God, to put our burdens, worries ... and limitations, since we have a just and good father.
God's willingness to impart justice contrasts with his renunciation of the judgment that only dispenses out of despair at the insistence of the widow, which highlights here the desire and disposition of God; On the other hand, we are not like the widow, but members of Christ's own body (his wife). Hence, we can expect the just judge, the Father, to bring us the remedy for evil when we pray
Glory to God, we have a loving and just father, who hears us and teaches us the right way, to reach Him.
Jesus knew that the success of the Christian was in the faith and the perseverance of the prayer, for it shows us that, if this judge that being bad, does justice to the widow, by the single fact that his patience did not overwhelm him, How much more He,¡ who is the only just Judge!
The Lord tells his disciples: "Listen to what the unjust judge said", that same God is saying to his church, "hear", it is necessary that we have spiritual ears, ready to hear what the Lord says to the church- And will God not do justice to his chosen ones, who cry out to him day and night? - ¿ Will he delay in answering them?
¡Tremendous word said by our Lord! - Jesus himself is saying: go, call, pray, ask, come, that my ears are attentive and my hands ready to respond.
Said the Lord Jesus: "He told you that he will soon do them justice, but when the son of man comes, will he find faith on earth?
Beloved brothers this is a challenge, for us Christians, to keep and act on our faith, in the consummate faith of Jesus Christ.
¡Pray without fainting!
Let us not cease to pray, since we have a just God who will respond to his time.
Paul did not stop praying
Romans 1: 9 For God is my witness, whom I serve in my spirit in the gospel of his Son, that I continually make mention of you always in my prayers.
Pray is the key that opens every door,we must pray every season because everything that is good need and otherwise too needs prayer.