Faith in prayer.
The faith that we must demonstrate in his prayer to the Lord, because Jesus tells us in his Gospel that whatever we ask in prayer, we believe in the bottom of the heart that we have already obtained, and we will.
Do we use this teaching of Jesus to our prayers? Do we have such blind faith in God? Or on the contrary the doubt and mistrust we lose faith?
Let's try starting today, in our daily prayers, to pray with faith, believing deeply that we have obtained the grace, and we will. Lord's promise! God does not promise unfulfilled.
Jesus also promised that when two or more people together on earth about anything they ask, whatever it is, God will grant it.
The truth is that sometimes we read many books, but we forgot to read the Gospel, which are the teachings of the Lord, that if we put into practice, would make us happier life this exile.
Remember, the Lord did His miracles only those who have faith, whether they had faith themselves, or others had faith for them. And in Nazareth did many miracles by the lack of faith of its citizens.
God can do anything, is infinite and infinitely rich. He wants to dump on our lap many gifts of all kinds, some unimaginable, only expects us to have faith, have confidence in him to us to make us rich, or that we remain poor and getting poorer.
God wants us to importune, which we pursue with our cries, as the Canaanite woman, because the Lord wants to praise our great faith, our persevering faith, to the whole world.
Who after asking for a grace period, is discouraged, shows he has little confidence in God, little faith.
Another promise of Jesus is one who asks receives. You may not get what you ask for, but something receives, and receives the most convenient. Let us, then, in faith, knowing that God hears us and wants to reward us according to the measure of our faith.
